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Onarchitecture Practicebrochure.Pdf LONDON STUDIO KENT STUDIO First published by On Architecture Ltd, January 2020. Ink Rooms, Logan House, © 2020 On Architecture Ltd (unless otherwise stated within this document) 25–37 Easton Street, St Andrews Close, Clerkenwell, Canterbury, All Rights Reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in retrieval London, CT1 2RP systems, or transmitted, in any form or by any means electronic, mechanical, WC1X 0DS photocopying, recording or otherwise without prior permission of On Architecture Ltd. T:0207 018 0664 T:01227 634 334 Please note: E:[email protected] Unless otherwise stated all drawings, maps, images and diagrams contained within this W:onarchitecture.co.uk document are not to scale. On Architecture are a multi-award winning design practice with extensive experience in architecture, planning and property. We operate from two studios located in Kent and London and work on projects across the UK; which include retail, commercial, residential, hospitality, education and range in construction value up to £100m. From the outset, the Practice has established a reputation for exemplar design and consistently high standards of service. On Architecture understands the commercial realities that come with projects and our aim as Architects is to work within the project specific parameters and to maximise value through high quality and innovative design solutions for both the client and end user. UR PROJECTS MASTERPLANNING Land East of Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire 13 Radstone Gate 69 Kings Hill 15 The Hollies 71 Binbury Park 17 Hillbury Field 73 Finberry 19 Hayes End Road 75 Peters Village 21 Newport Road 77 Thanington Park, Canterbury : Phase 1 23 Woodlarks 79 Oare Lakes 25 Lynwood Green 81 Land at Willesborough Road 27 Lyons Crescent 83 Conningbrook Lakes, Ashford 29 Broadway 85 Hoplands Farm 31 Land at Littlestone 87 Highland Court Farm 33 Tankerton Road 89 Holborough Lakes 35 Redriff 91 Springhead, Ebbsfleet 37 Sea View 93 The Green 39 The Forstal 95 The Orchard 41 Magpie Farm 97 Windsor Meadow 43 The Varne 99 North Foreland Avenue 101 Cowshed & Lambshed 103 MIXED USE & RESIDENTIAL Woodham Cottage and White House 105 Beaver Road 47 Cliff Road, Hythe 107 Hylands 51 Woodside 109 Springfield 53 Plot 2, The Promenade 111 Blount Street 55 The Black House 113 Tontine Street 57 The Mount, Riviera 115 Lena 59 Each End House 117 Wye College 61 Derringstone Hill 119 Orchard Gate, Ditton, East Malling 63 The Coach House 121 Swanton House 65 The Yellow House 123 Whitehorns Orchard 67 Shingle House 125 EDUCATION, SPORT & LEISURE INTERIORS Finberry Community Centre 129 Beaver Road Restaurant 171 The Malthouse, Canterbury 131 St Peters Street 173 The Bear Trap 133 K–Bar 175 Ocean Parks, Southport 135 The Forstal 177 Tradescant House 137 Stodmarsh 179 Diocesan & Payne Smith Primary School 139 The Old Courthouse 181 Freeman House 141 Woodham Cottage 183 STUDENT, HOTELS & COMMERCIAL RETIREMENT & HEALTHCARE Woodland Way 145 Kent Medical Campus 187 St Georges Place, Canterbury 147 Shepheard’s House 189 Pound Lane 149 De La Mare House 191 Premier Inn, Canterbury 151 Oak Tree Court 193 Highland Court Farm : Innovation Centre 153 Ann Robertson Centre 195 Stoke North West Yard 155 Finberry, Ashford 197 Foreman Court Centre, Headcorn 157 Land South of The Nightingales 199 Paddock Wood 159 Seagull 161 Macknade Fine Foods 163 Harbour Development 165 Skoda 167 MASTERPLANNING Our projects range from mixed-use developments comprising 2,750 dwellings, schools, commercial quarters, parkway stations and county parks, through to mid–range masterplanning schemes for 300–500 dwellings and progressing strategic level masterplans for up to 11,000 new homes. Our masterplanning roles also encompass the design of buildings in conservation areas, as well as landscaping and the public realm, successfully managing the interaction of the buildings within the landscaping context. CATEGORY WINNER Excellence in Planning for the Natural Environment Kingsbrook, Aylesbury SILVER WINNER Public Realm Land East of Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire CLIENT / Barratt Strategic Masterplan of 2700 dwellings and 2 million sqft of business space. 13 Kings Hill CLIENT / Liberty Property Trust in partnership with Kent County Council Re-development of a former WW2 airfield. Set within a landscaped environment surrounded by a country park. The project area totals 323 hectares. Construction started in 1990 and continues today. 15 Binbury Park CLIENT / Quinn Estates Masterplan for 1750 homes in a new sustainable settlement and commercial hub, informed by garden village principles, in proximity to nationally important transport routes. 17 HIGHLY COMMENDED Best Housing Scheme Finberry CLIENT / Crest Nicholson Strategic Residential development of 1100 homes, mixed use local centre and extra care home. 19 BRONZE WINNER Public Realm Peters Village CLIENT / Trenport (Peters Village) Ltd Designed to be a true village; 1000 houses and its own community facilities, Including shops, medical centre and school. 21 Thanington Park, Canterbury : Phase 1 CLIENT / Pentland Homes Masterplan for 356 new homes and 400 sq.m. of local centre uses (shops, café/restaurant uses) 23 Oare Lakes CLIENT / Brett Group Restoration of listed buildings, creation of country park, ecological enhancement and 330 homes. 25 Land at Willesborough Road CLIENT / Redrow Homes Phase 1 detailed design for 300 dwellings, local centre, bowling club and primary school. 27 Conningbrook Lakes, Ashford CLIENT / Brett Group Proposed country park and enabling residential development of 300 Homes. 29 Hoplands Farm CLIENT / Quinn Estates Proposed residential development of 250 homes, neighbourhood centre and business campus. 31 Highland Court Farm CLIENT / Quinn Estates A masterplanning scheme including a Centre for Sporting Excellence, circa 175 sustainable built holiday accommodation, an extension to the existing business park, a leisure hub, food and drink hub and an organic farm. 33 Images courtesy of Berkeley Homes Holborough Lakes CLIENT / Berkeley Homes An exclusive community of houses and apartments set around freshwater lakes and attractive landscaping. 35 Springhead, Ebbsfleet CLIENT / Countryside Properties Residential development consisting of 172 homes, with associated new access roads, car parking and landscaping. 37 The Green CLIENT / TG Designer Homes Design of 80 dwellings, consisting a variety of terraced housing, flats, detached and semi–detached properties in Aldington. 39 The Orchard CLIENT / Crest Nicholson Eastern Ltd A high quality landscape–led scheme centered on the existing orchard. 41 WINNER Best Family Home Windsor Meadow CLIENT / Millwood Designer Homes Individually designed luxury homes, located in the idyllic village of Marden. 43 MIXED USE & RESIDENTIAL From houses and extensions to remodelling and internal alterations, of existing homes. We create unique homes; using contemporary and innovative design, which enhance interaction and socialising, while also devising intimate spaces for relaxation and retreating, perfectly designed for modern living. We design bespoke luxury apartments, consisting of as little as two dwellings, to large apartment developments, taking inspiration from local context, landscaping and contemporary architecture, using high quality materials to create responsive and desirable accommodation. We have experience working in conservation areas, using modern design to sympathetically enhance historic and existing buildings. Beaver Road CLIENT / A Better Choice for Property Ltd A proposal for a distinctive design on a site opposite Ashford International train station for 213 apartments, with associated parking and public outdoor space. 47 49 Hylands CLIENT / Sixty Bricks Ltd Redevelopment of a site located in Upper Walthamstow, adjacent to Epping Forest. The proposals are for a phased development of 1 to 3 bedroom apartment blocks set over six floors. 51 Springfield CLIENT / Southern Grove The design consists of 170 apartments, and will be built on the site of the Old Springfield Library, Maidstone. 53 Blount Street CLIENT / Private Client A design for 50 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments, with a shared roof garden and 350 sqm of commercial space in London. 55 Tontine Street CLIENT / HRS Construction A residential building of 45 apartments consisting of a mix of studios, 1 beds and 2 beds, including the creation of a podium garden and landscaped areas. 57 Lena CLIENT / Sixty Bricks The proposal is for a 45 unit apartment block over five floors in the Walthamstow Borough of London. 59 Wye College CLIENT / Telereal Trillium A unique opportunity to renovate the existing Ancient Monument, Grade I and Grade II listed buildings of a former Imperial college, in the heart of Wye village. The proposals include 38 apartments, with community spaces and 2 new build houses at the rear of the site. 61 WINNER Best Large Development HIGHLY COMMENDED Best Family Home Orchard Gate, Ditton, East Malling CLIENT / Millwood Designer Homes Detailed design and planning of 35 individually designed homes in a sensitive rural setting. 63 Swanton House CLIENT / ABC Property A proposal for 35 apartments massed over two buildings, with recessed balcony areas a main feature of the design. 65 Whitehorns Orchard CLIENT / Fernham Homes A design for a high quality landscape led scheme, reflecting the traditional character of Matfield. 67 Radstone Gate CLIENT / Pentland Homes An exclusive collection of luxury 3, 4 and 5 bedroom contemporary homes, in the unspoilt village of Stelling Minnis. 69 The Hollies CLIENT
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