Buildings made slowly, for the long term.

Nine coach houses behind Aldric Square, restored as mews homes with their cobbles and carriage doors intact.

Twelve brick and timber townhouses arranged around a shared garden on a former nursery site.

Forty-six apartments and studios above ground-floor workshops, built around the last standing kiln chimney.

A nineteenth-century rope works restored as 34 lofts and apartments, with a new timber wing facing the river.

Seven low timber houses and a café pavilion, planned for a former boatyard on the edge of the marsh.