Demolition of 16 apartments and the construction of a 3000m² four-storey block of eight spacious ground and first-floor duplex maisonettes with 19 apartments on the upper floors. Communal bike stores, bin stores, plant and maintenance rooms on the ground floor. […]
The design and construction of a part four and part three-storey block of 22 units comprising ten, one-bed, eleven, two-bed and a single three-bed apartment on a cleared site in a courtyard of existing residential apartments. This forms part of
The design and construction of 18 units (5 shared ownership, and 13 affordable rent) comprising four blocks of terraced houses, built to the former Code for Sustainable Homes, Level 4, Secure by Design and Lifetime Homes standards. The development has
The design and construction of a three-storey supported housing block for independent living comprising twelve, one-bed units on the first and second floors, with a communal lounge, dining room and offices on the ground floor and external garden areas. Each
Construction of a three-storey building comprising six, two-bed and two one-bed apartments, finished to a high specification for open market sale, and a ground floor business unit and nine covered car parking spaces. Features of each apartment include solid oak-faced
The design and construction of seven semi-detached affordable houses, including off-street parking, refuse and cycle stores and associated landscaping to provide much needed family accommodation. The project was delivered across three infill sites of disused garages and designed to The
Following the receivership of the original contractor, Glenman was appointed to project manage the completion of the desgin and construction of 8 houses dispersed over three Infill Sites, to meet all the current design standards, including the code for Sustainable
Construction of a two-storey terraced block of residential units for private sale on a confined site, comprising six, two-bedroom apartments finished to a very good specification. Extensive landscaping works were carried out to the rear of the properties and the
The project, on an urban infill site with existing housing estate properties on all sides involved the demolition of the previous structure, and the construction of six, four-bedroom, three-storey town houses to the design specification required by the London Housing
Design and construction of two, one-bed semi-detached bungalows, built on the site of derelict and redundant garages to create affordable housing for less able residents. The client required that the design was sympathetic to the surrounding neighbourhood to make a