MAA worked on the much-needed modernisation of a convent, housed in a beautiful historic building in central London.

The refurbishment and reconfiguration of the existing building to form three new residential apartments, and a comprehensive infill development providing six new houses.

MAA were appointed by Q Developments to prepare a detailed planning application for a canal-side development in Southall, Ealing.

Situated by the Grand Union Canal, the 4 storey proposal provides an improved frontage by introducing greenery and setting back from the canal edge.

The scheme provides 9, 4 bedroom homes that enhances the local context through an appropriate design strategy and high quality materials.

Currently on site, our Alfold Gardens project is the construction of 56 units (17 of these affordable). The village of Alfold is located on the Surrey/Sussex border just beyond the green belt and Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

MAA worked closely with Orbital Developments throughout the Planning process to create a mixed residential and commercial scheme on the site, centrally located on The Mall close to Ealing Broadway Station.

The scheme provides quality architecture and makes better use of this underutilised brownfield site, providing much needed employment floor space, and 35 mixed tenure residential apartments, encouraging a diverse and social community.

The proposed office area has been designed in conjunction with a specialist commercial agent and provides a modern and efficient 710sqm of employment floor space.

The proposal is for the conversion of the existing house to create 2 apartments, and the erection of 6 new family houses which have been designed with the utmost consideration for neighbouring properties, and have taken measures to minimise visual impact both to and from the site and maintain privacy.

The appearance of the houses is mixed to create variation across the site using a palette of traditional materials drawn from the surrounding vernacular. The layouts are compliant with local and national policy and each house and apartment has its own private amenity space.

This project, on Simpson Road in Hounslow, was the development of a green field site to provide 9 affordable houses.

The project used a combination of off-site volumetric construction (four houses) and traditional timber frame (five houses). The four modular houses were designed in collaboration with Ilke Homes, with each modular house consisting of 3 modules: a ground floor, an upper floor, and a roof unit.

MAA submitted the planning application to bring a key under-utilised brownfield site back into use in the London Borough of Hounslow. The 100% affordable development for 68 dual aspect dwellings is situated in a borough with a high demand for affordable housing.

An analysis-led approach on a highly constrained site resulted in high-quality accommodation, engaging communal amenity spaces and a rational, yet varied architectural form.

MAA worked closely with Orbital Development throughout the planning process to create a mixed use residential scheme in Tooting, Wandsworth.

The narrow back land site typically offered many design challenges – particularly with the separation distances, privacy and access. These challenges were successfully met with a 10 residential unit scheme with a “gateway” commercial element, leading to a secluded mews environment.

This contemporary take on the mews house terrace has 2-3 bedroom houses with south-facing living areas opening onto urban courtyard gardens.

A residential lead mixed-use development of a vacant site in the conservation area at the corner of Colehill Lane and Munster Road, Fulham, London. The scheme is comprised of 5 contemporary residential and 2 commercial ground floor units, behind traditionally detailed façades.

MAA were employed to optimise the existing planning permission, develop tender information and deliver the scheme under the Design & Build procurement route.

MAA obtained planning permission for 83 apartments on a 0.2-hectare site which was previously used as a petrol filling station. The building is articulated by vertically expressed fins which frame the primary outlook from each unit and create a distinction between the high and low level building elements.

The scheme achieves 30% affordable housing in a mix of tenures. The design of the taller element has been carefully considered, with high quality materials and articulation providing slender and elegant proportions.

The refurbishment and extension of a three storey Victorian Building of Townscape Merit in Norbiton, including a change of use from Registry Office to apartments. Totalling 1134sqm of residential floor area, the design created 14 apartments - each celebrating the many historic features and quirks of the existing building.

MAA were appointed by Berkeley Urban Developments from feasibility during the bid process through to a detailed Planning submission.

The large site had numerous constraints being located on the edge of Richmond Park within a Conservation Area, with a Building of Townscape Merit, numerous listed trees, adjacent to a nature Conservation Area. The site also straddles the boundary between two London boroughs.

The approved scheme achieves 75 houses, with 7 apartments located within the locally listed Latchmere House.

The regeneration of a previously empty site on King’s Mews, central London. The tight urban site provided plenty of challenges, with the design working to maintain the traditional mews house vernacular of the street, while providing high-quality residential accommodation. The scheme includes six apartments, ranging from one-bedroom to three-bedroom units.