Sevenoaks Community Architecture.
What did we do?
Repurposing vacant unloved warehouses into a new Community Destination!
Dunton Green, Sevenoaks.
Our proposals for the redevelopment of enclosed industrial warehouses (a former bottling plant); proposes to fully repurpose the asset and site grounds, returning a new attractive multi-use space (with varied community-led-uses).
Our submittal details the proposed overhaul of the site; with initial upgrades focused to the primary (front) elevations of the building - with full upgrades proposed to all internal parts.
The site will offer a multitude of opportunities:
- an eatery to meet, eat and converse;
- a soft play area for children to utilise;
- a series of work spaces for SME opportunities;
- auditorium spaces for varied event uses;
- a small gym operator affording locals a destination for exercise.
Brass Architecture (and our repeat client) have gained permissions elsewhere for likewise development proposals with community engagement and support at the heart of our proposals.
Services
- Strategy
- Stakeholder Management
- Feasibility
- Design Development
- Pre-Application Submittals
- Planning Documentation
- Planning Submittals
- Associative Artwork
- Framework of Consultants
The project forms part of our 'community led' architectural portfolio.
Applications filed August 2024 with a view of site mobilization Spring of 2025.
Related Project
Hampstead. A New Build Infill Development.
West Hampstead, London, UK
Redeveloping a lost parcel of land in a Central London location.
How to sensitively incorporate a development in a dense urban location.
Brass Architecture have worked tirelessly to formulate optimal residential returns for a notable site located in West Hampstead, North London.
The existing ‘scrap of land’ is sandwiched between existing residential plots. Our new build insertion sits comfortably within this tight urban setting.
Proposed architectural language makes considerable reference to the street's character while ensuring the design is clean, modern and avoids pastiche.
