Dunwoody House (2025)

Originally built in the 1970s, this fully occupied commercial office block currently houses various local businesses, with a gym occupying the entire ground floor. The project is at the planning stage for a proposed expansion, adding two additional floors under residential classification. The design prioritises accessibility, including wheelchair-friendly features and upgraded facilities.

Sustainability is a key focus, aligning with London’s latest green building initiatives. The redevelopment will incorporate energy-efficient glazing, improved insulation and a renewable energy strategy featuring solar panels and air-source heat pumps. Additionally, provisions for rainwater harvesting and green roof installations will contribute to reducing the building’s environmental footprint. The project also includes enhanced cycle storage and EV charging points to promote sustainable transportation.