Project list

Located within Manchester city centre, this scheme will provide 461 homes and a new central landscaped public courtyard, that contributes to the wider regeneration of the Great Ducie Street area.

This design transforms a vacant brownfield site, adjacent to a key arterial road into Birmingham City Centre, toward a residentially-led mixed-use development - providing 481 new homes alongside impressive commercial and amenity spaces.

This heritage-led co-living development regenerates a key site in Woking’s town centre, respecting the Conservation Area while enhancing urban greening and fostering a strong sense of community.

Assael has been working with the John Lewis Partnership (JLP) to redevelop a key site in Bromley South town centre as the first Build to Rent development in their portfolio.

Situated at the core of one of Europe’s most ambitious regeneration initiatives, Plot 23 will play a key role in the Brent Cross Town masterplan, bringing the innovative co-living housing model to the area.

Rooted in placemaking and inspired by Melton Mowbray’s architectural heritage, Snow Hill will deliver 298 homes with a distinctive identity that respects heritage and enhances the public realm.

Chiswick Green is a landmark retrofit project delivering 137 new homes, including townhouses and apartments, all set within a thoughtfully designed streetscape.

Assael plans to transform the Molesey Venture Centre into a high-quality later living community, providing much-needed ‘downsizer’ homes for East Molesey.

Assael’s visionary designs for Polaska drive broader urban regeneration, beginning with a new leisure centre and a vibrant integrated retirement community on the former Purley Pool site.

This large, mixed-use project transforms an underused site - currently occupied by B&Q and a shared car park with Ikea and Odeon - into 1,251 new homes alongside a mix of shops, cafés, and local amenities; a Central Square and raised garden planters.

Located next to the Grade II listed Woolwich foot tunnel and ferry terminal and with views of the Thames, 348 new homes for rent are accommodated across five buildings, with ground floor makerspace units and café activating an improved public realm.

This 315-room co-living development, ranging from six to eight storeys, has been designed to draw on the industrial history of the River Wandle and revive this dormant site into a thriving community hub for residents and the public.