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“WW+P is a world-leading architecture and planning practice. Founded in 1985, the practice has more than 400 architects, urban designers and planners across 12 studios worldwide. In 2026 SvN Architects and Planners merged with WW+P, creating over 80 years of combined experience in transformative urban design and planning; we integrate planning, urban design, landscape and architecture to deliver projects that unite visionary regenerative design thinking with technical excellence. Our work spans scales and disciplines to build better cities, smarter infrastructure, and more inclusive communities – leading the next chapter in regenerative thinking. WW+P is part of 10N Collective: a group of urbanism, architecture and related design experts brought together by Egis Group.”
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Placing people at the heart of everything we do.
Clear thinking and a rigorous conceptual approach.
Environmentally and socially aware.
The everyday human experience is the starting point for our design. Whether designing for users, passengers, residents, or passers-by, we make buildings and spaces to enrich people’s lives.
Strong design concepts are the foundation of good design. Born out of experience, innovation, and a deep appreciation of the character of place, we deliver highvalue, sustainable solutions to inspire and delight.
We are careful to work with responsible clients and project partners and prioritise projects with the greatest benefits to people’s lives.
Great design is produced by great people. We aspire to provide a supportive and fulfilling working environment to nurture the talent of our global professional team.
Craft is fundamental to our work, whether expressed through elegant details or through physical modelmaking which is an integral part of our design process.
Teamwork, collaboration, and empathy are inherent in good design. Recognising when to support, and when to lead, we bring rigour, responsibility and humility to each project.
We embrace construction challenges to generate elegant, durable structures and spaces that are simple to build and easy to maintain.
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We create buildings, spaces and infrastructure that will have a long-lasting impact. Focussing on the human experience ensures that we create healthy places that lift the spirits and are sustainable for future generations. Our ethics inform our behaviours, how we support our staff, and relate to the world around us. They are the foundation to an approach that always strives to make a positive difference.
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We listen carefully to understand the problem before attempting to solve it.
We establish key sustainable principles upfront that underpin our design decisions.
We create unique, compelling narratives that focus on the user experience.
We interrogate the unique challenges of every project to discover the optimum solution.
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Modular Construction
WW+P has extensive experience in MMC and Design for Manufacture and Assembly (DfMA) - offering the following benefits: • Improved deliverability of projects – reducing construction programmes by up to 50% and limiting on-site delays; • Improved environmental performance – providing greater control of areas of detailing; • Reduction in environmental impact – reducing waste by up to 80%; • Improved life cycle potential – a ‘screw not glue’ approach that enables dismantling and recycling; • Ease of ongoing maintenance.
Pudding Mill Lane station panelised construction
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Process & Delivery
Design | We consider how a site and design could lend itself to off-site manufacturing. Prefabricated volumetric modular units and panelised systems offer differing benefits as part of the building fabric, which we explore through design development. Time | We use MMC to help to reduce the construction programme, reducing the impact on neighbouring residents and benefiting our clients through cost savings. Longer design periods and lead times associated with MMC are offset by more efficient construction programmes. Structure | If dealing with existing buildings it is important to consider the most appropriate type of construction and loads that can be applied to the existing frame, will help to identify whether MMC is appropriate, and if so, which form is best suited to the respective site.
01 Large volumetric modular pods 02 Volumetric modular pods on-site construction 03 Modular building components
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MEP / Services | We design typical and repeating elements where possible; this includes bathroom pods and service cupboards. With these standardised MEP items, we can maximise the opportunities for offsite manufacturing throughout the building beyond the external shell. Programme | Early contractor engagement is key to ensuring proposals are achievable and efficient. Our experience in dealing with MMC and specialist contractors allows us to use our knowledge and contacts to benefit the scheme during early feasibility stages. Transport & Delivery | Ensuring that it is possible to get the prefabricated elements on site determines the suitability of some MMC systems. Early in the design process, we consider the necessary transport movements to and around the site to ensure MMC is the most viable option.
01 Panelised construction 02 Pre-fabricated small scale components 03 Panelised construction quality testing
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Brighouse
Location British Columbia, Richmond
Status Built
Client South Street Development Group
Project value Confidential
Sector Housing, Planning & Masterplans
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The Brighouse
This 22-unit project in Richmond’s Brighouse City Centre Area has townhouses organized around a shared elevated courtyard space that covers dedicated parking for the development. The project includes four stacked townhouse units, as well as two units containing lock off suites, to create a variety of housing options within the project.
Elevated courtyard housing
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Brighouse
Pedestrian mews/courtyard space
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Southlands District Flats
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Location Tsawwassen, British Columbia
Status Built
Client Century Group
Homes 34 homes
Sector Housing
Project value $14 million
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Southlands District Flats Reimagining apartment living with a contemporary interpretation of agricultural village forms. This 34-unit mixed-use development in Tsawwassen creates community through careful massing, shared spaces, and a ground-floor retail hub that anchors the broader Southlands market district. The design draws inspiration from the agricultural structures that define British Columbia’s rural heritage. Ground-floor units provide community security while encouraging civic interaction, with openness and privacy balanced through strategic landscaping.
Agrarian roof forms framing a shared courtyard
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Alexandra Park
Location Toronto, Canada
Status Built
Client Tridel Inc. with Toronto Community Housing Corporation
Unit Market Rental Condo: 180 units Community Housing: 105 units
Sector Housing
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Awards Building Industry and Land Development Association - BILD Awards - Best High-Rise Building Design - 2021
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Alexandra Park
Two mixed-use buildings integrate market and affordable housing into one unified structure, with indistinguishable exteriors and shared outdoor amenity space. In partnership with CS&P Architects, we are developing two buildings which read as a single, unified development. This is the first project in the second phase of the Alexandra Park Revitalisation: an ambitious city-building initiative to develop a vibrant, pedestrian-oriented neighbourhood in the heart of downtown Toronto.
01 Courtyard-centred mixed-use development 02 Stepped massing shaping the urban edge
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Alexandra Park
Terraced massing shaping the skyline
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The Sumach
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Location Toronto, Canada
Status Complete
Client The Daniels Corporation and Chartwell Retirement Residences
Homes 332 studio suites, 1 & 2 bedroom suites & 3 bedroom townhomes
Sector Housing
Project value $80M
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The Sumach
An urban rental residence for active seniors, accommodating the population aged 75 and older. We provided the design, construction documentation and contract administration for this new 12-storey residence with 332 suites. The residence offers a wide variety of amenities and activities, including 7,000 sq.ft. of retail space, an indoor dining area, reading room, theatre, exercise room, lounges and multipurpose rooms, garden plots, and outdoor barbeques with outdoor dining areas.
01 Active living adjacent to community recreation 02 Residential frontage along the urban edge 03 Aerial view of site and landscape integration
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Commercial Way
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Location London, UK
Status Built
Client Southwark Council
Homes 109 homes
Sector Housing
Project value £25 million
Awards Civic Tust Awards: Regional Finalists AJ Award - Housing Project (£10-40 million): Winner British Homes Awards – Affordable Housing: Shortlisted
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Commercial Way
An award-winning project: 109 high-quality affordable homes within a reimagined public realm, shaped through close collaboration with Southwark Council and local residents. By rerouting a dividing road, the scheme creates a welcoming gateway into the estate, enhanced by energy-efficient, light-filled homes and generous greenspace that fosters connection and sustainability
01 Front elevation view from Commercial Way 02 Private amenity space for each home
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Commercial Way
Access galleries overlooking a shared courtyard
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Buckland & Wimborne
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Location London, UK
Status Ongoing
Client Hackney Council
Homes 113 homes
Sector Housing
Project value Confidential
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Buckland & Wimborne
Part of an estate regeneration project for Hackney Council, these two sites are fully modular from the first floor up, using prefabricated panels for the façade and internal structure of the buildings. Originally conceived with in-situ concrete façades and panels, we explored how modular construction could offer a more sustainable alternative. Research showed that 1m³ of cast in-situ concrete emits 692 kg CO2 equivalent, whereas precast methods can lead to a reduction of up to 10% in emissions. We revised the façade design to incorporate off-site prefabricated panels for the external walls and standardised the stair design, using precast stair modules across both buildings. The change reduced façade installation time by up to 50% (and subsequent site-related costs) while maintaining a high quality of design. The prefabricated panels minimised material use, reduced the need for multiple trades on-site, improving cost efficiency by ~10%. In collaboration with Mikhail Riches, the two sites at Buckland Street and Wimbourne Street are mixed-tenure schemes with 50% affordable units, with a mixture of one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments.
01 In construction - RIBA Stage 5 02 Street view
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11 Brock Avenue
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Location Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Status Ongoing
Client City of Toronto Housing Secretariat
Unit 42 units / 2,784 m²
Sector Housing
Project value $27 million
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11 Brock Avenue
11 Brock is a supportive housing project developedby the City of Toronto and to be operated by theParkdale Activity Recreation Centre. The designutilizes mass timber construction and will meet the City’s Net Zero Carbon Target. The 42 single bedroomapartments offer residents with quality of life and design excellence to help rebuild a sense ofcommunity and belonging within Toronto’s Parkdaleneighbourhood.
01 Exposed mass timber frame 02 Section illustrating communal spaces
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62 Bayview Parkway
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Location Toronto, Canada
Status Ongoing
Client Housing York Inc. (The Regional Municipality of York)
Homes 247-units total, 175-units of affordable housing
Sector Housing
Project value $95 Million
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62 Bayview Parkway
This nine-storey housing development connects 246 units with the surrounding forest, with its unique form, landscaped pathway and amenity spaces ensuring residents enjoy the conservation lands. With 175 affordable units, the building targets Passive House certification and a 55% reduction in operating energy consumption. The panelised metal cladding system meets strict air tightness requirements, while 20% of units meet accessibility standards with universal design throughout common areas.
01 Community-focused housing and amenity spaces 02 Entrance approach 03 Proposed massing delivering 247 homes
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25 Sewells Road & 26 Brenyon Way
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Location Toronto, Ontario
Status Ongoing
Client Brenyon Way Charitable Foundation
Homes 300 – 399 homes
Sector Housing
Project value $1,471,603
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25 Sewells Road & 26 Brenyon Way The affordable housing project reconsiders how builtform and landscape can be designed to work with anexisting, post war, caroriented suburban fabric. Located in the heart of Malvern, 25 Sewells iscomprised of two, ninestorey intergenerational midrise buildings consisting of 317 affordable rentalhousing units.
01 Existing tree canopy integrated into the public realm 02 Landscape structure organizing residential massing 03 Shared open space at the heart of the community
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Merton Council Housing
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Location London, UK
Status Ongoing
Client London Borough of Merton
Homes 75 homes
Sector Housing
Project value Confidential
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Merton Council Housing Our three Merton housing schemes deliver the borough’s first new council homes in a generation, transforming underused brownfield sites into highly sustainable homes rooted in their local context. esigned to Passivhaus standards and enriched with green spaces, D they enhance the public realm while offering low-cost, energy-efficient living for future residents.
01 Raleigh Gardens entrance approach 02 Elm Nursery view from junction 03 Farm Road in context, sensitivity to the existing fabric
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Merton Council Housing
Farm Road
Raleigh Gardens
Farm Road, Raleigh Gardens, & Elm Nursery sectional sketches featuring internal layout and external envelope design
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Location Vancouver, Canada
Status Built
Client UBC Properties Trust
Homes 940 homes
Sector Housing, Student housing
Project value Confidential
Awards Architizer A+ Award - Popular Choice Residential, Affordable Housing Category Shaw Contract Best of Canada Design Awards
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tə šxʷhəleləm̓s tə k̓ʷaƛ̓kʷəʔaʔɬ Student Residence tə šxʷhəleləm̓s tə k̓ʷaƛ̓kʷəʔaʔɬ Houses of the One Belonging to the Salt Water transforms student life at UBC Vancouver with five midrise buildings providing homes for nearly 1000 students. The complex creates a vibrant academic and social hub while offering a gateway between campus life and the broader community. Five distinct buildings wrap around the existing Gage Residences precinct, creating animated street frontages alongside intimate landscape courtyards and an urban plaza. Mixed-use spaces with high street visibility reinforce the project’s role as a conduit. In collaboration with Ryder Architecture.
01 Student residence along the campus edge 02 Light-filled student living suite 03 Central courtyard and community pavilion
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Chapter Lewisham
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Location London, UK
Status Built
Client Tide Construction / Greystar
Homes 611 homes
Sector Housing
Project value £45 million
Awards RICS Regional Award Residential | Winner Offsite Awards | Best Use of Volumetric Technology | Winner International Property Awards | Winner
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Chapter Lewisham
A high-quality mixed-use development delivering 611 student homes within a vibrant town centre regeneration, brought to life with new streetscapes, green spaces and a striking colonnaded design. Offsite construction accounted for approximately 90% of the overall building floor area. This greatly reduced the construction programme with 636 modules delivered to site and erected in three months, with the full construction programme reduced to just 10 months. This harnessed tangible benefits in sustainability and environmental terms, with reduced lorry movements and fewer trades on site each lessening any impact on the local area and community. An innovative modular construction method enabled rapid delivery, enhanced sustainability and a 50% increase in capacity from the original plans. For the end user client and operator this far exceeded their expectations for the site – leading to significant increases in annual rental income over the life span of the building. The increase in rental income, over the original planning consented design, will provide an additional approximate £2.2m in value for the first year alone.
01 Exposed structural bracing defining the building identity 02 Shared study and social spaces 03 Student housing within a transport-oriented context
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23 Toronto Street
Location Toronto,Canada
Status Ongoing
Client Confidential
Area Office: 2,618 sq.m. Commercial: 1,599 sq.m.
Sector Housing
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Project value Confidential
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23 Toronto Street
This mixed-use development integrates heritage buildings and builds a connection to an underused downtown square. The 80-storey tower includes 816 new housing units in a range of sizes. Heritage retention and restoration are central to the proposal; with full conservation of the former York County Courthouse, reinstatement of internal heritage elements in the Consumer’s Gas building, and façade retention of all existing heritage buildings.
01 Heritage and high-density city building 02 Reconnecting heritage buildings through a new urban square
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Craigleith Ridge
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Location Ontario, Canada
Status Ongoing
Client Parkbridge Lifestyle Communities
Area 210000 sq.m.
Sector Housing
Project value $40M
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Craigleith Ridge
Craigleith Ridge is a 211-unit townhouse community in the Blue Mountains area of Ontario and the province’s largest new modular development. Homes are designed for panelised, flat-pack construction, with pre-assembled components including framing, sheathing, and windows to support efficient modular delivery. Set on a 66-acre site at the base of the Niagara Escarpment, the masterplan is shaped by steep terrain, watercourses, and significant environmental protection areas preserving wildlife habitat and mature butternut trees. The layout carefully integrates these natural features, with roads, lots, and amenities designed to minimize impact and enhance access to nature through an extensive trail network. The site also contains important archaeological resources, studied in collaboration with the Saugeen Ojibway Nation, resulting in the recovery of over 12,000 artifacts. These areas are preserved and interpreted through signage and educational elements that acknowledge Indigenous heritage. Architecture uses durable, natural materials such as vertical wood siding, cedar accents, standing seam metal roofs, and large windows to frame views of the landscape. The community is designed as an active lifestyle destination for seniors, families, and seasonal residents, combining housing, recreation, and preserved natural environments.
01 Site organization responding to topography 02 Development embedded within the surrounding landscape 03 Townhomes shaped by a landscape-led masterplan
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Polo Park
Location Toronto, Canada
Status Ongoing
Client CadillacFairview Corporation Limited Shindico
Area 32,779m2
Sector Housing
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Project value Confidential
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Polo Park
This redevelopment will elevate Polo Park into a vibrant residential & mixed-use neighbourhood while enhancing the site’s capacity to remain a retail destination and community hub. A market, plaza, hub, promenade and ecosite will integrate with a landscape that acknowledges the prairie context and local climate. At the heart of the design is a heightened sense of place relating to the ecology and history of a site that will incorporate regenerative design as a core driver for the future identity of Polo Park.
01 Masterplan integrating housing, retail, and open space 02 Market square and community hub
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Great Court
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Location London, UK
Status Built
Client Tide Construction
Homes 250 homes
Sector Housing
Project value Confidential
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Great Court
The Great Court student housing scheme takes a vacant plot with little townscape character and delivers a high quality building to support the regeneration and growth of the area. Through careful design the building enhances the streetscape, increases the public realm and provides new commercial facilities at ground floor level delivered using off-site modular construction.
Street elevation
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Meridian Water
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Location London, UK
Homes 600+ homes
Client Enfield Council
Status Complete
Sector Housing, Transit-Oriented Development
Project value £260 million
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Meridian Water
A key component of the Meridian Water masterplan, designed to enhance connectivity, green routes, and appropriate density. This scheme prioritizes high-quality public spaces, including the station square, to improve the arrival experience and integrate with the wider masterplan. The residential mix focuses on one- and two-bedroom apartments, with private gardens and roof terraces to foster community and high living standards. The scheme is planned as 100% private BTR to maximize land value and fund affordable housing across the masterplan.
01 Proposed masterplan to deliver 600+ homes 02 Proposed station square integration to create a gateway to the wider masterplan.
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Weston Park
Location Toronto, Canada
Homes 1,032 homes
Client Weston Park Baptist Church & Castlepoint Weston Limited Partnership
Status Complete
Sector Housing, Civic,Culture & Community
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Project value $350 million
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Weston Park
Our transit-oriented community thoughtfully integrates heritage preservation with contemporary development. With local collaboration, our design creates new housing and community spaces while honouring the neighbourhood’s legacy. The design sensitively creates a large public plaza for markets, events, and daily use. Working with residents, we’ve designed multipurpose spaces with small-scale retail to activate the streetscape. Two residential towers rise from this foundation, designed to meet or exceed sustainable building initiatives.
Over-station development visualisation
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Grand Central Mimico
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Location Toronto, Canada
Status Ongoing
Client Vandyk Properties
Area 152,140 sq.m.
Sector Housing, Planning & Masterplans
Project value $1M
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Grand Central Mimico Master Plan The Grand Central Mimico Masterplan responds to the City’s vision for the regeneration of the Mimico lands, which includes an east-west multi-use trail to connect several neighbourhoods along the Lakeshore corridor. The multi-disciplinary scope of work included urban design, architecture, and landscape for rezoning and site application approvals. We produced an area concept plan, urban design report, landscape set, and architectural set for new transit-oriented development (TOD) in the community.
01 Transit Plaza 02 Masterplan site overview 03 Mimico proposed public realm
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Cooksville GO
Location Mississauga, Canada
Status Ongoing
Client TAS
Project value $230 Million
Sector Housing
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Awards A+ Award - Finalist - Unbuilt Multi-Unit Housing (L >10 Floors) - Architizer - 2023
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Cooksville GO
Connecting Cooksville transform a sitedominated by surface parking into a connected,transit-oriented, mixed-use development. The development provide a mix of market andpurpose-built rental units, a community centre,library, and close to 100,000 square feet of commercial space. Covering almost half the site, agrand stair leads to a Central Plaza for events andactivities that complement the full-servicecommunity centre amidst an urban forest.
Central plaza and grand stair
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Loom Factory
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Location London, UK
Status Complete
Client Apex Capital Partners
Homes 160 homes
Sector Housing, Workplace
Project value Confidential
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Loom Factory Loom Factory is a dynamic mixed-use development on Old Kent Road, delivering over 160 high-quality homes alongside modern industrial and commercial spaces, all centred around a new public landscaped route and community play area. Rooted in the area’s industrial heritage and designed for a lowcarbon future, it blends old and new to create a vibrant, sustainable neighbourhood.
01 Public realm and active frontage 02 Existing and proposed ground floor activation 03 Proposed section
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Bristol Estates
Location Surrey, British Columbia
Status Complete
Client Bosa Properties
Homes Tower 1 - 530 strata homes Tower 2 - 491 rental homes
Sector Housing, Civic, Culture & Community, Planning & Masterplans
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Project value Tower 1 - $221M Tower 2 - $184M
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Bristol Estates
Our work on Bristol Estates applies the concept of ‘environmental responsive design’; designing the built environment to adapt and respond to climate, sunlight, wind patterns, and other environmental conditions to create a sustainable and efficient design. Both towers’ four key ground floor programs - townhouses, retail, garden space, and amenity - establish distinctive connections between each building and its surroundings. The design uniquely responds to views, solar and wind comfort, noise pollution, and public identity – all to create a dynamic and responsive façade.
01 Environmental response and massing strategy 02 Landscape and site framework
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Bristol Estates
Landscaped courtyard at grade, tower and podium composition
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Poplar Regional Health & Wellness Village
Location Collingwood, Canada
Status Ongoing
Client Di Poce Management Limited and Live Learn Work Play
Area 130.966 acres
Sector Planning & Masterplans
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Project value $70,000
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Poplar Regional Health & Wellness Village This visionary 53-hectare wellness destination in South Georgian Bay builds on existing health, wellness, and recreation amenities to create a world-class community. Our design establishes a “base camp” for healthy living and healthcare, serving the GTA’s premier retirement and recreational region. Our landscape-first approach celebrates the region’s natural beauty. The design integrates seamlessly with natural systems – while providing infrastructure that supports excellence in sports, wellness, healthy living, and sustainability.
01 Restorative landscape and waterfront edge 02 Wellness-focused public realm 03 Four-season recreation plaza
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Sutton Youth Services
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Location Georgina, Ontario, Canada
Status Complete
Client The Region of York
Area 480 sqm
Sector Housing
Project value $1.3 M
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Sutton Youth Services
Part of the Region’s supportive housing program, the four midterm homes are designed for stays up to one year for homeless youth aged 16-26. The homes are composed of four single-storey duplexes located on a lot shared with an existing shelter containing 10 emergency overnight beds and 15 dorm-style shelter beds for youth.
01 Clustered residential units around a shared courtyard 02 Material palette and sheltered entry sequence 03 Site organization of the supportive housing community
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Awards Building Industry and Land Development Association | BILD Awards Best High-Rise Building Design | Alexandra Park Architizer A+ Award | Popular Choice Residential, Affordable Housing Category | tə šxʷhəleləm̓s tə k̓ʷaƛ̓kʷəʔaʔɬ Student Residence Shaw Contract Best of Canada Design Awards | tə šxʷhəleləm̓s tə k̓ʷaƛ̓kʷəʔaʔɬ Student Residence A+ Award - Finalist - Unbuilt Multi-Unit Housing (L >10 Floors) Architizer - 2023 | Cooksville Go RICS - Regional Award Residential: Winner| Chapter Lewisham Offsite Awards | Best Use of Volumetric Technology Winner | Chapter Lewisham International Property Awards: Winner | Chapter Lewisham Civic Tust Awards: Regional Finalists | Commerical Way AJ Award - Housing Project (£10-40 million): Winner | Commercial Way British Homes Awards – Affordable Housing: Shortlisted | Commercial Way Azure, AZ Awards | Durham Meadoway Visioning Study Ontario Association of Architects, Award of Excellence | Lawrence Orton Early Learning & Child Care Centre Global Design & Architecture Awards, Mixed Used (Concept) Winner (First Award) | Lawrence East Canadian Architect, Award of Excellence | 11 Brock Avenue AIA Canada Society, Design Award | Durham Meadoway Visioning Study
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