HACKNEY REGENERATION

A £1 billion pound multi-phased redevelopment located within the heart of the London borough of Hackney, highlights of the project(s) included a restricted area SUDS component system and undercroft parking that extended under the adopted road network as well as including an extensive basement system housing a private members gym/swimming pool.  Working as a consultant ,employed on behalf of Berkeley Homes, the brief comprised adoptable road and sewer design (including a surface water sewer outfall routed under a Thames Water aquaduct); a basement drainage system; and associated public realm hardstanding. Given the nature of the fast paced environment within the city of London and the on-going client design changes to the upper floor layouts, a close working  and pro-active nature relationship with the other design consultants was required to ensure compliance with a tight client deadline.

TOTTENHAM HALE, LONDON

This bold regeneration scheme, billed as 'A vibrant 21st century urban environment for North London', included the construction of 2000 dwellings (private, affordable and student) as well as provision of a hotel, restaurant and 4500 square metres of commercial space, all situated over and above an extensive undercroft parking facility. Designing around an existing, culverted, watercourse, the project entailed the design of roads and sewers and included a unique SUDS attenuation system and remote foul storage tank positioned some 50m from the existing foul water pumpstation - all adopted under an inset agreement with Scottish & Southern Electric (SSE).