The 31-unit mixed-use development includes a six storey building and a three storey building with a mix of 1, 2 and 3 bed homes. There is over 1,700 sqm of commercial, office and leisure space, which includes relocating the much-loved Clip n’ Climb centre to a new purpose-built, larger building.

The project design uses robust, durable materials with London Stock Brick as the primary material throughout the scheme. Horizontal pre-cast concrete elements are inserted at two storey intervals to line the floor-plates and breakdown the height of the building. The recessed top floor on the taller block is clad in a metal finish.

Measures such as privacy screens are included in the design to mitigate potential overlooking to neighbouring properties and to safeguard the privacy of future residents.

Sotheron Place

Fulham

Formation Architects has secured planning permission for a new development at Sotheron Place for Caerus Developments Ltd. Two existing warehouse buildings will be demolished to make way for the scheme.

Sustainability is a key part of the schemes’ design, with a 35% reduction in CO2 emissions being achieved through a combination of energy demand reduction and the inclusion of PV panels on the roofs.

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