Overview

One Vinyl Square, London, UK

Project type: One-off Building
Client: Joseph Homes
Stage: Detailed Planning Application

A residential building that will define and animate the square

The final residential-led phase in The Old Vinyl Factory redevelopment, One Vinyl Square will deliver over 130 new dwellings for Joseph Homes, together with ground floor commercial accommodation, set alongside a new landmark square.

With a thriving community already coalescing at The Old Vinyl Factory, JTP’s design for One Vinyl Square builds on the site’s heritage, delivering new homes and mixed uses alongside the mix of reimagined art deco office buildings, new homes, innovation and educational hubs, restaurants, shops, gym, cinema and a GP practice.

The concept for the landscaping focuses on creating a sequence of spaces that change as you move through them – from the surrounding industrial context, through the urban public realm, and into lush residential podiums. Each landscaped level within the One Vinyl Square also aims to provide a different function and have a different character.

The development is due to complete in early 2022.

“
It has been a pleasure working with JTP on this exciting opportunity in The Old Vinyl Factory masterplan. Their focus on high-quality architecture and our alignment of values has enabled us to create an exemplar scheme that stitches comfortably into this exciting new destination.
Craig Carson, Development Director at Joseph Homes

Project Delivery

– 130 new dwellings will be delivered in the final residential phase of the development.

– A mix of studios, one to three bedroom apartments, three bedroom maisonettes and also affordable homes, increasing the affordable housing provision at The Old Vinyl Factory.

– 4,252 sq ft of commercial uses will activate the street frontages and animate Vinyl Square.

– Vinyl Square will range from 9 to 11 storeys in height and will act as a focal point for the development and landmark at the main entry point due to its important location on Blyth Road, overlooking Vinyl Square.

– The elevational approach and choice of materials reflect the rich, industrial heritage of the site.

– Cycling is encouraged through the provision of a cycle hub, where cycle storage is complemented by maintenance and cleaning facilities, local cycle route information and opportunities for residents to engage and cycle with their neighbours.

– Areas for informal play and large seating groups are integrated amongst planting.

Project type: One-off Building
Client: Joseph Homes
Stage: Detailed Planning Application
Project Team
Marcus Adams
Marcus Adams
Managing Partner
Natalie Limbrey
Natalie Limbrey
Senior Graphic Designer
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