Beyond housing, Red Clover Gardens provides shared spaces for community life, residents’ allotments, children’s play areas, and a sensory trail within a fully accessible landscape. These places enrich the daily experience of living here, offering more than just a home. Our Open House tours today will share how we worked with Croydon Council and Brick by Brick to realise this vision. Back to News

Three complementary brick tones, refined detailing, and a pavilion arrangement set within trees, Red Clover Gardens was designed to be both robust and responsive to its setting. Each block is rotated to open up views and create generous loggia, so homes continually reconnect with their surroundings. Visitors to the Open House Festival will be able to step inside and see how these design choices come to life. Back to News

From a steeply sloping, wooded site to five pavilion-like blocks, Red Clover Gardens (formerly Lion Green Road) took shape through careful planning and considered construction. The level change across the site shaped not only the design but also how we built it, with every detail working to integrate new homes into their landscape. On 16 September, join us at the Open House Festival to see how those early construction challenges became part of the lived experience of the development. Back to News

Guildford Plaza is complete and has just been shortlisted in the 2025 Guildford Design Awards for Multiple Housing 30 Homes and Over, Regeneration Project and Public Realm! This 301-home co-living scheme transforms a challenging sloping site into four linked buildings around a landscaped courtyard, with shared spaces and active street frontages that connect with the town. We recently hosted the awards judges on site for the first time since completion, a milestone moment after a complex build, delivered to an ambitious programme. Back to News

We’re delighted to announce that our domestic retrofit and extension project in Bath has now reached Practical Completion delivering our clients their forever home in the heart of the Bath Conservation Area. Developed in close collaboration with contractor Greengrove, this project has been a true journey, from initial planning and tender stages right through to construction on site. It’s been a privilege to work so closely with our clients to realise their vision, and we’re excited to see the finishing touches come together, including the final completions and the transformation of the garden spaces. Back to News

Loved seeing Ebony Russell's pop-up exhibition Decorated: The Sculptural Ceramics, while visiting our client at 99 Bishopsgate last week. Her gravity-defying porcelain sculptures capture the fleeting and fragile with an unconventional, utterly captivating technique. Back to News

Scaffolding is up and work is underway on our farmstead retrofit and extension in the heart of Salcombe. Using a mix of Devonian stone and timber cladding, the design quietly balances the character of the original building with carefully considered, low-impact additions. Located within the rolling hills of Devon, the project brings together traditional materials, contemporary detailing, and a focus on long-term energy performance. Back to News

We’re opening the doors at Lion Green Road as part of this year’s Open City's Open House Festival. The project is featured in the Architects' Journal roundup of AJ Architecture Award-winning schemes taking part in the event. Completed in 2023, it delivers 157 homes across five pavilion-like blocks, set within a wooded, sloping site that honours the nearby Surrey Iron Railway Scheduled Monument. Guided tours: 16 September, join us to explore the design, site and stories behind the project. Photography: Rob Parrish Back to News

A new development is underway! The team has been hard at work fleshing out early stage concepts for the latest addition to our portfolio. Every great design starts with a sketch, and we’re excited to share how this one takes shape. Back to News

A landmark moment for Beresford Street Phase 1 as we celebrate its topping out in the heart of Woolwich. Set to be a transformative addition to the area, this project intends to contribute well-designed spaces that support local life and long-term regeneration. Huge thanks to the whole team at CField and the wider project team for getting us here! Back to News