Project list

The landscape design for this Build to Rent project focuses on providing attractive residents’ amenity spaces, creating a legible entrance to the development, and softening the ‘grid’ of Milton Keynes.

This project has transformed a vacant brownfield site in the centre of Milton Keynes into a mixed-use Build to Rent development.

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 to secure an economically sustainable future for the Doddington Estate through the conversion of the Grade I listed Doddington Hall into a 120-suite hotel, including restaurants, bars and spa facilities.

The 27-storey Tower forms the gateway into the Great West Quarter masterplan with a striking and intelligent design. The twin-skin structure provides winter gardens with sheltered amenity spaces and acoustic screening from the adjacent motorway.

A former Police Section House was converted into a boutique hotel with 145 bedrooms, gym, bar and restaurants. The two-storey glass extension at roof level offers a sophisticated architectural intervention and expansive views across the city.

Assael was shortlisted for the design of a new leisure destination with ski jumps, an indoor snow park, hotels and cross-country ski track. Retail space links all components and stimulates pedestrian movement to and from the historic city centre.

Located along the M4 with direct access to Central London and Heathrow airport, the 198-suite hotel focused on catering for corporate guests with conference facilities, a restaurant, lounge and leisure facilities.

This competition-winning masterplan comprises 190 houses and 580 apartments, a cinema, retail, fitness centre, hotel, crèche and care home, and a waterfront setting that connects with Erith town centre.

Focused around the Grade II listed Wallis House, Great West Quarter provides 900 apartments, cafés, restaurants, a convenience store, créche, fitness centre, surgery, art gallery, hotel and business space, all surrounding a 1.1 hectare public piazza.

The design included the revival of several Grade II listed structures and the demolition and rebuild of a 1960’s office building to provide 54 apartments and a hotel on this constrained site, with new public spaces and public access.

Situated on a constrained corner site, 11 luxury apartments and a 48-bed apart-hotel, including a restaurant, lounge and meeting facilities, are accommodated in a sensitively-designed building in keeping with the Conservation Area.