The project is the design and construction of a five storey brick building at Cowleaze Road, KT2, London. It will provide 26 residential units comprising 21 one bedroom affordable pocket units and 5 two bedroom open market Pocket Edition apartments.

Under Permitted Development Rights, this 15 storey commercial building will be converted into 150 residential flats.

The logistically tight site of Gregory House on Libra Road, Plaistow was HG Construction’s second project for Red Door Ventures following the successful delivery of the Tanneries in neighbouring Stratford.

The Hathaway House project is a mixed use new build scheme that will create 79 new luxury residential homes providing a 25% affordable housing contribution as well as 23,000sq ft of commercial / health care space.

This project is for a 4 storey building, comprising of 36 Residential Flats using traditional construction.

The construction of this residential development is on land formally occupied by “The Brewery Tap” public house. The new development comprises the construction of 8 dual aspect apartments.

The project is for the design and construction of 17 dwellings over premises to be occupied by a club and Institute Union.

A residential development of 7 flats and 2 town houses on a corner site originally occupied by small businesses but had been derelict for some years prior to re-development.

This project started with the construction of basement car park and service facilities with a super structure covering 100% of site area to form 16 high quality distinct apartments, penthouses and townhouses.

This project is for the design and construction of 37 apartments over ground and a further six floors, 26 of these will be for sale on the private market and 12 shared ownership.

This project was a Housing Association development comprising of 10 no. 3 and 4 bedroom houses, together with tandem double parking for each property.

This project entailed the external refurbishment of a 17-storey tower block to ensure the block has improved thermal efficiency and reduced year on year maintenance costs.

The works comprised the newbuild construction of 29 shared ownership key worker units in a mixed development, utilising both traditional and modern building methods.

This development involved the construction of 9 luxury houses of approximately 5,000 sq.ft each, located in a tree-lined area just off Wimbledon Common.

This project was for the construction of 49 flats in ‘cluster’ formation for the Salvation Army Housing Association, to provide Temporary-to-Permanent accommodation for those in need of a protected environment.

We were contracted to demolish the existing buildings on this site and construct a single block of 10 no. 1, 2, and 3 bedroom flats with basement car parking.

This significant project consisted of the demolition of the existing building and the design and construction of 45 no. 1-bed flats and ancillary accommodation for the Frail and Elderly.

Constructed on derelict land, this project was a prime example of an urban development specifically designed to balance the housing need and add to the stock of affordable housing in the area.

A contract carried out for Network Housing Association which involved a phased development including the provision of a new print workshop.

This was a Design & Build contract, on a very tight site, completing to a high quality to blend in with the local character whilst maintaining modern facilities and environment.

The Ham at Brentford involved 21 shared ownership flats for Notting Hill Home Ownership, with the contract being taken on as one of a portfolio of projects set back by the demise of Ruddy Construction in 1998.

In West London on the Lisson Green Estate, we have helped to change the physical environment, taking out the old walkways, access tower and empty garages under flats, converting the space into new housing units.

This particular development of 38 flats in Dulwich, in two phases, incorporating the decanting of residents, has been specifically designed to meet the needs of Action for the Blind and is a prime example of a comprehensive design approach.

In a comprehensive conversion and renovation programme we were able to produce 22 flats, many with the features and feel of the original structure, and with sympathetic newly built additions replacing the less successful previously added areas.

In the severest challenge yet to our brownfield reclamation skills we built 36 new houses for East Thames Housing Group and Poplar Harca on an old asphaltic works on the side of Limehouse Cut canal.

The project consisted of demolishing the existing staff accommodation at the rear of the present hostel; new accommodation of 18 bed-sits and 1 staff/carer’s flat; external works and landscaping to the hostel; provision of 6 parking bays.

At Silvertown Urban Village on the former Royal Docks in Newham we have provided 140 new homes for Peabody Trust. This included a landmark £3.6million, 5 storey crescent block.

In November 1995 Hunting Gate (Partnership Developments) Ltd commenced work on the design and construction of 85 dwellings for a consortium of Housing Associations.

We were commissioned to construct these beautifully detailed and finished homes on behalf of Bovis Retirement Homes.