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Architecture Today Celebrates 2023 Brick Awards
Architecture Today celebrates Kindred House's win at the 2023 Brick Awards under its Large Housing Development Category
2023 Brick Awards Winner
Our most recently completed project has won the 2023 Brick Awards under its Large Housing Development category
Kindred House Croydon completes
Building Study in the Architects Journal Housing Issue, by Nile Bridgeman, on the completion of Kindred House in Croydon.
Fish Island Village Launch
Developed by Peabody and Hill Group, our scheme, Monier Road, forms part of a masterplan for 558 homes and 5,222sqm commercial space, led by Haworth Tompkins featuring buildings by us and Lyndon Goode Architects.
Architects' Journal - Dagenham
Dagenham Green - 144 new homes in a net zero emission, 19 storey tower, forming the gateway building into Peabody’s Dagenham Green masterplan for 935 homes, has been featured in the Architects' Journal.
Image by PRP, the masterplan and lead Architect.
Carlovich Magazine - The Reach
The Reach, a project for Peabody for Thamesmead has been featured in Carlovich Magazine.
Brick Awards 2021
The Reach was shortlisted for Brick Awards in Medium Housing Development Category.
RE-SET-GO
Half day workshops for groups of six young people to explore the design and architecture of key locations in Lambeth, Lewisham, Southwark & Wandsworth. Each workshop is free to attend and will be facilitated by a leading practitioner from the London Practice Forum participating practices alongside an array of exciting collaborators. There are 4 different workshops you can sign-up to through a simple application process.
Coaches On The Coach
One of our founders Luke Tozer, has been featured in a publication 'Coaches On The Coach Learning from Lockdown'.
As a follow-up to the podcast discussion on the nature of your client also being a designer, Luke Tozer shares some thoughts on working during lockdown.
Designer Magazine
Check out Luke Tozer's contribution in this months issue of Designer Magazine, giving his hot take on the future of office and studio space design.
London's New Voices: Laying the Foundations
Check out Luke Tozer, Director of Pitman Tozer and Laura Baron, Associate, talking with Adam Roberts, Senior Regeneration Manager at Peabody, in the latest lockdown film by Peabody telling the story of Thamesmead regeneration and The Reach.
Vertical Living
Gap House has been featured in the newly published book Vertical Living: compact architecture for urban spaces, by Gestalte. The book is an introduction to the architecture and interior masterminds using skillful, clever design to conquer compact living wherever there is space. As we continue to expect more from our flats and houses, unexpected approaches are necessary for the future of our urban spaces.
NLA Zero Carbon London
We are thrilled to have our project with Be First in Gascoigne East feature in the NLA Zero Carbon London report, taking a look at how London is addressing the climate emergency.
Pitman Tozer wins permission for ‘net zero’ estate regen
Pitman Tozer’s plans for the 226-home third phase of the Gascoigne Estate regeneration scheme have been approved by Barking and Dagenham council.
The Reach, Thamesmead review – from sink estate to Thames des res’
The Observer: The New Review
Article by Rowan Moore analysing Peabody’s regeneration plans for the Thamesmead area of south-east London, with The Reach signalling the first of Peabody’s ambitious plans.
Within Reach: Pitman Tozer completes Thamesmead housing scheme
The Architects’ Journal
Article by Rob Wilson on our third Peabody housing scheme for Peabody. On a challenging site, The Reach, a low rise scheme with Gallery access is the first new housing in the London Mayor’s Plumstead and West Thamesmead Housing Zone
At Home with Blueprint: Fish Island Village
With phases one and two complete, this article by Veronica Simpson looks at the completed projects by Haworth Tompkins, Lyndon Goode and Pitman Tozer and where the area is headed.
Mae, Pitman Tozer and AOC team up for custom-build housing scheme
Article on Basildon council unanimously approving the development, with Unboxed Homes having secured initial planning permission for the Pound Lane custom-build scheme in Laindon, Essex.
Architects and developer deliver custom-build housing scheme
Article on scheme developed by architects AOC, Mae and Pitman Tozer and self-build specialist Unboxed Homes, the 1.2-hectare site will feature three, four, and five-bedroom family homes.
Catch of the Day
Fish Island Village makes the AJ cover story for this issue with building studies of Monier Road and neighbouring schemes by Haworth Tompkins and Lyndon Goode.
Legacy just keeps on running
Article by Lee Mallett on the 2012 Olympic Legacy and creation of new neighbourhoods around the Park including Fish Island Village, including comments from a Monier Road home owner.
Cities are louder than ever – and it's the poor who suffer most
‘But advances in architecture and sound engineering could offer solutions...’ Mint Street is included as an example of how a site considered too noisy for living was successfully transformed.
The vast majority of architects can't bid for public work: something has to change
Article by Tarek Merlin on the UK's public procurement system and exclusion of small practices, with our appointment for Mint Street by Peabody mentioned as a small practice success story.
Hiding in plain sight: How London street signs reveal more than just names
Graphic designer Alistair Hall uses Instagram as a platform to highlight the city's significant nameplates.
Pitman Tozer’s ‘landmark’ tower leads new wave of Croydon approvals
Article by Ella Jessel on the recent approval of our 25-storey tower on Wandle Road Car Park in central Croydon for Brick by Brick. 6 other Croydon projects were also handed permission.
Pitman Tozer in consortium led by HTA Design selected for Gascoigne East Estate remasterplan
We are delighted to be part of the winning consortium led by HTA Design, and including Stitch to deliver phase 3 of the ongoing redevelopment of the 1960s Gascoigne East estate in Barking, east London. The competition was organised by Barking and Dagenham Council's regeneration arm, Be First.
Pitman Tozer wins planning for ‘jewel-like’ Kensington mews house
The new-build house replaces a 1960s end-of-terrace mews house. The new house is characterised by bronze paneling, frameless glazing and fastidious detailing which results in jewel-like book end to the terrace.
100 Houses 100 Years book
This book including Gap House showcases 100 houses – one from each year from 1914 – that represent the range of architectural styles throughout the years and show how housing has adapted to suit urban life.
'The Modern Timber House in the UK, New Paradigms and Technologies' by Peter Wilson
Lateral House features in The Moder Timber House book by Peter Wilson, highlighting the many facets of timber technology being applied in construction and the ways in which these have impacted upon the design of housing.
Creative councils are building homes again
Article by Lee Mallet on how sixteen out of London’s 33 boroughs are funding development and building homes, tackling housing shortages and generating income including Croydon Brick by Brick including an image of Homefield House.
Why are councils setting up private companies to build homes?
Article investigating what the boom in council-owned housing developers will mean for architects, including mention of Newham’s Red Door Ventures and Croydon’s Brick by Brick both of which Pitman Tozer are working with.
Peabody Exhibition
This event at RIBA showcased Peabody developments including our Monier Road and The Reach. A short film was made by Peabody for the event including an interview with Pitman Tozer.
How to exploit the gap in the housing market
Our Gap House project features in Robin Ash’s piece on the UK housing market and building on city-centre plots.
Building Better: Sustainable Architecture for Family Homes
Gap House features in this visual showcase of outstanding environmentally friendly houses, including technical data for each featured project.
Domestic adaptations and extensions
Lateral House features in Architecture Today’s publication on domestic designs.
Victorian terrace becomes ultra-stylish family home
Philippa Stockley meets the owners of our Lateral House project in West London.