The project entailed the redevelopment of 0.339 hectare site to provide 50 new homes for Waltham Forest Council. The development sits on the site of a vacant respite care centre. The design repairs the urban grain by introducing two new terraces, one re-establishing a street frontage along Leyton Green Road, the other located to the east, forming a mews street between, leading on to private gardens, a shared communal garden and a play area. The terraces are principally organised as two stored family sized duplexes with individual front doors to the street and private gardens facing the mews, with apartments above. The block organisation allowed for the introduction of gentil density to the area to optimise delivery of new homes, whilst respecting the grain and character of the surrounding context.

The Landscape and share amenity has been organised to create a high-quality setting for the proposed residential development. The Central mews courtyard forms a high-quality communal space, providing opportunities for residents to meet, socialise and relax. It also provides informal play opportunities for the Under 5’s. Play spaces mainly aimed at the Under 5’s and 5-11 years age ranges have been situated at the northern corner of the site.