Harold White Independent Funeral Directors Ltd. has been trading in the London Borough of Waltham Forest since 1888, and at the Chingford premises since the early 1970’s. The brief included remodelling and refurbishment of the Victorian shop areas, redesign of the garden extensions including mortuary and ceremony hall and ancillary spaces.

A new boutique apartment building in the London Borough of Waltham Forest, complementing the surrounding buildings with a stepped roofline, increased density and a greater variety of housing types within the suburban context.

A new vision for the Markhouse Centre site, a former adult services NHS site in the London Borough of Waltham Forest, to providing new affordable townhouses, a mixed tenure apartment building, and communal gardens and reconnecting Markhouse Road with the surrounding community.

A new vision for a former youth services centre in Wanstead, east London with new mixed-tenure housing. The proposal is part of the regeneration of a 1970s social housing development, completing the urban block with a new landmark building.

Regeneration of the Ferguson Centre, a former NHS site into new mixed tenure housing. A new apartment building book-ends the Honeybone allotments to the west, with town houses to the north creating a pocket park serving the residents and wider community.

Regeneration of the Waltham Forest Resource Hub into new mixed tenure housing. A new apartment building lines the edge of the overground rail tracks, an east facing corridor over looks the train tracks creating an environmental buffer for the west facing apartments.

A new residential mews and villa are replacing a collection of buildings that are beyond their life-span and not making best use of the site. The new villa maximises the site potential with family housing to the back of the site creating a communal public realm.

A refurbishment project for the reconfiguration of a single level semi detached home in Chingford, north London. The proposals include a side and rear extension to a 1930’s bungalo. The rear extension allowed for a complete reconfiguration with three pitched roofs spanning the width of the plot opening onto the garden.

The site is a left-over piece of land owned by the adjacent terrace but disused. It is bounded by an undergroud line to the west and an overground line to the north bounding the northern edge of the site with a viaduct and carpark. The proposed building overlooks the street and carpark area bookending the terrace and completing the terrace with a unique building.