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Latest news
Heathside and Lethbridge continues at pace
18th April 2012
Phase 2 of the exciting Heathside and Lethbridge project is rapidly progressing on site. The striking scheme for Family Mosaic will transform a former run down estate into a vibrant mixed use residential development called Central Park, creating 1192 new homes.
High specification apartments have stunning views over the London skyline and family homes help to meet local housing needs; all are set around attractive landscaped amenity spaces. Phase 2 is being delivered by Ardmore and bptw is now progressing with design development proposals for phase 3.
Rectory Park success
12th April 2012
Rectory Park Estate Regeneration in Ealing has just received outline planning permission for 425 homes (with detailed permission for 160). The scheme’s design and resident consultation process was highly commended by councillors who voted 13-0 in favour of the scheme on the night. Feedback from the GLA and DC CABE in recent weeks has been very positive, showing support for this large regeneration scheme.
Station Approach pulls in for completion
11th April 2012
bptw’s architects have seen the successful completion of their new scheme Station Approach, located in Pitsea, Essex. Working on behalf of Genesis Housing Association, the design team have worked within the existing Pitsea masterplan, prepared by GVA Grimley, to regenerate the area and provide further growth for the borough.
The development comprises 121 high quality residential apartments with a raised podium garden to the rear of the building and resident parking. On the ground floor five commercial units provide opportunities for local business, with the addition of a corner unit ideally suited for a café with open space for alfresco dining.
By engaging in a thorough consultation process with the council, stakeholders and residents, and with careful consideration to the surrounding context, the new designs for the Station Approach scheme vastly improve the visual appearance of the area and ensure the architectural continuity of the street.
bptw enters Housing Design Awards 2012
12th March 2012
bptw has entered Bond House into the 2012 Housing Design Awards. Bond House is an exciting arts-led mixed use proposal with a mixture of artist studios, gallery and café spaces and 78 residential apartments. A design-led solution uniquely tailored to the context, bptw’s proposals are based around a central courtyard that will display artwork and provide a visual amenity for residents in the apartments above.