Project list

RightSizer is a regenerative MMC strategy aspiring to the highest levels of environmental, social and economic sustainability, and was conceived as a building system responding to the needs of senior living residents.

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.

This development seeks to create a new residential quarter that delivers 453 homes, retail space, a community café and a new public square.

This vision for this comprehensive masterplan is to regenerate the existing site of the Treaty Centre in the heart of Hounslow by creating a vibrant new mixed-use scheme on the site of the currently under-performing shopping centre.

A pioneering 249-home Build to Rent development that includes the UK’s first private rented building designed specifically for families, an array of residents’ amenities and an extensive public realm along Deptford Creek.

Comprising 239 co-living rooms and 31 hotel rooms, this six to eight storey development features a pre-cast concrete façade and proposes a publicly accessible ground floor incorporating workspace, community space and a public café.

The vision is a 460-home Build to Rent community that connects existing neighbourhoods and the vibrant high street to the north of the railway with future developments to the south.

Working with the approved building footprints above the station podium, Assael was appointed to redesign and optimise a planning consented scheme for Build to Rent above the new Nine Elms Underground Station.

This building aims to create a flagship concept for Kingston. Fully managed under the brand Nineyards Living, it will provide a high-quality and innovative form of shared living with 200 co-living homes.

The design of this residential building draws inspiration from the neighbouring woodland, with subtle references to the colours and shapes, and a new landscaped central street provides access to a supermarket at ground floor.

Accommodating 53 luxury homes, the development was designed to transition between the domestic scale of the listed residences around Kensington Square and the civic scale of Kensington High Street, whilst responding to its immediate historic context.

Queen’s Wharf has united two disparate riverside sites - a derelict office building and the world-famous Riverside Studios - to create a cohesive and vibrant mixed-use development in the setting of the Grade II listed Hammersmith Bridge.