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EXPERIENCE
Our founder has several years of experience working on a number of high profile regeneration projects in urban London.
These large scale projects have been quality driven and sensitive to the communities they are placed in. Hanna prides herself on helping to deliver meaningful and impactful places that people can live, work and play in. Below are some of the projects Hanna has worked on over her career.
Phase one, which launched last year, is almost complete, including over 300 homes (more than 40% of which are affordable) alongside a nursery, commercial spaces, and new open spaces. Clarnico Club, a multi-purpose marketing and social hub with a café and flexible event space, serves as the beating heart of the new neighbourhood.
Part of the 798 units Hanna was instrumental in delivering while working on East Wick and Sweetwater
East Wick + Sweetwater has been designed by a team of leading architects including Sheppard Robson, Studio Egret West, A-Studio and Piercy & company, alongside landscape architects Fabrik London. The plans seek to create a new community that seamlessly connects Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park with Hackney Wick & Fish Island.
Phase one, which launched last year, is almost complete, including over 300 homes (more than 40% of which are affordable) alongside a nursery, commercial spaces, and new open spaces. Clarnico Club, a multi-purpose marketing and social hub with a café and flexible event space, serves as the beating heart of the new neighbourhood.
East Wick - Balfour Beatty Investments
1087 mixed tenure homes
802 sqm of new employment and retail space
4 phases (phase 1 complete)
4 acres of new open space
Delivered by East Wick + Sweetwater, a joint venture between Places for People and Balfour Beatty Investments, the plans also include significant new community facilities, including a nursery, library, community facility and a health centre.
Forming a key part of the neighbourhood, the new phases in Sweetwater will provide 772 new homes, of which 271 will be affordable.
Designed by a team of leading architects including Sheppard Robson, Studio Egret West, Shedkm, A Studio alongside landscape architects Land Use Consultants
Delivered by East Wick + Sweetwater, a joint venture between Places for People and Balfour Beatty Investments, the plans also include significant new community facilities, including a nursery, library, community facility and a health centre.
Sweetwater - Balfour Beatty Investments
772 mixed tenure homes
A library, community facility and health centre
9 blocks over 2 phases
New public realm including “liveable streets”
Linkcity, in conjunction with the London Borough of Newham, is delivering one of the most exciting and significant town centre regeneration projects in London’s Canning Town. Forming part of the £3.7 billion Canning Town and Custom House Regeneration Programme
Hallsville Quarter is the new £600 million town centre that is being created to establish a lasting legacy for Canning Town.
Phase 1 provides a 7,500m² foodstore at ground level above a basement car park, with 179 new homes located above and created around a shared landscaped garden. The energy centre provides heating and hot water for the whole masterplan area.
Linkcity, in conjunction with the London Borough of Newham, is delivering one of the most exciting and significant town centre regeneration projects in London’s Canning Town. Forming part of the £3.7 billion Canning Town and Custom House Regeneration Programme
Hallsville Quarter - Linkcity
New town centre regeneration
c.1100 mixed tenure homes
30,000sqm of leisure, retail and community
New pedestrian links and cyclist provision
The intention throughout the design process has been to create a community, both living and working, that will fit well within this area of London. The project is currently in for planning.
Redevelopment of 1.3 hectare site in Southwark. To provide eight new buildings up to 40 storeys in height.
Nearly 10,000 square metres of office floorspace; shops; cafes; a night club; and 2,000 sq m of flexible commercial space have also been proposed.
The intention throughout the design process has been to create a community, both living and working, that will fit well within this area of London. The project is currently in for planning.