302–314 NEW CROSS ROAD
NEW CROSS, LONDON · MIXED-USE RETROFIT AND FEASIBILITY
Commissioned by a confidential private client, this feasibility and concept design study explores the repair-led renewal of a six-property mixed-use terrace on New Cross Road.
The strategy retains the established street frontage and tests the reactivation of ground-floor uses, careful repair of existing fabric and a landscaped courtyard to the rear. Architecture, landscape, access and servicing are considered together, with all proposed interventions subject to measured survey, specialist coordination and planning review.
The study also considers the site's relationship with the Grade II*-listed Former Deptford Town Hall, using its heritage context to inform the approach to frontage repair, materials and future development.
PROJECT TYPE — Mixed-use retrofit
STATUS — Feasibility and concept design
LOCATION — New Cross, London
COMMISSION — Confidential private client
SCOPE — Architecture, retrofit and landscape
STRATEGY — Retain, repair and reactivate
OUTCOME — Coordinated basis for survey, planning and design development
Site Context — Indicative location study identifying the six-property terrace at New Cross Road and Laurie Grove.
Existing Frontage — Source-informed baseline study of the retained New Cross Road terrace beside the Former Deptford Town Hall.
Landscape Strategy — Illustrative feasibility study testing private gardens, a shared landscaped courtyard and a low green-roof pavilion.
Frontage Renewal — Illustrative proposal for repaired masonry, restored openings and reactivated ground-floor uses.
Courtyard Block Study — Illustrative aerial study of the retained terrace, shared garden and low pavilion within its heritage setting.
Courtyard Landscape — Illustrative neighbourhood-scale view of the landscape-led rear intervention behind the retained frontage.
Considering the repair and reuse of a complex existing property?
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