The feedback we received in July indicated that our architects were heading in the right direction in developing proposals which drew on the character of the existing area.
However, many residents wanted to see more detail on the level of architecture proposed. Our project team have reviewed the feedback we have received, and their starting point was to carry out further analysis of the local area and its rich architectural history.
Godwin’s initial design for 44 Tite Street.
Our sketch proposals drawing inspiration from Godwin’s design.
Refined design showing what this could look like.
The thinking around the entrances on Tite Street
Arched entrance carved form
Expressed arched entrance
Framing to entrance
Ornamentation
The current entrances on Tite Street
Living
The amended proposals remain a residential-led scheme comprising a mix of apartments ranging from one to four bedroom homes.
Most of the homes have been designed to be dual aspect to provide high-quality living.
Ground floor community use
In response to feedback, we have removed the previously proposed ground floor community space on the corner of Royal Hospital Road and Tite Street.
This floorspace will now be incorporated into the residential building.
Sketch of the proposals from the corner of Royal Hospital Road and Tite Street (July 2024 consultation scheme).
Sketch of the proposals from the corner of Royal Hospital Road and Tite Street.
Get in touch
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to get in touch with our team.
Call: 0203 866 4696