Wricklemarsh & Zangwill Road
Greenwich, London

A pair of new residential terraces for Royal Borough of Greenwich, as part of a wider garage infill programme, providing new accessible and family social rent homes

View at Wricklemarsh Road - a new biodiverse street replacing disused garages, to be enjoyed by residents existing and future

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A coherent approach to infill at Wricklemarsh and Zangwill Road repairs gaps in the neighbourhood

Existing garages along Zangwill Road

1/2View along Thelma Gardens - of a new streetscape and regular rhythm of stepped massing

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Project Details

  • Wricklemarsh & Zangwill Road, Greenwich, London, 2024–2025
  • Client: The Royal Borough of Greenwich
  • Status: Planning Approved

Greenwich Lot 3 are a pair of infill sites for Royal Borough of Greenwich as part of a wider garage infill programme to deliver social rent homes. The projects at Wricklemarsh and Zangwill Road provide 18 new high quality homes with a high proportion of accessible wheelchair homes to address the shortage across the borough with light, spacious maisonettes above.

The starting point to protect neighbours’ privacy and light led to a gentle sculpted massing offering generous family roof gardens. A clear and familiar terraced house typology with individual front doors makes the quiet streets safe and sociable. The many windows onto the street have a lively rhythm and hierarchy whilst the red brick is chosen for a sense of craft and to settle the new housing softly into the neighbourhood. New trees create a focal point for the back gardens and line the streets, transforming the former garages and alleys to a more biodiverse neighbourhood to be enjoyed by residents existing and future.

Design Team

  • The Keegans Group
  • Maude Pinet
  • Velocity Transport Planning
  • Heyne Tillet Steel
  • collaborate:create
  • Love Design Studio
  • Andrew Goddard Associates
  • GIA Surveyors
  • Orion Fire
  • ALN Acoustic Design
  • Redmore Environmental
  • A-Squared
  • Temple Group

View at Wricklemarsh Road, of permeability, a shared streetscape and varied sightlines

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