Located on a redundant ambulance station site in Chatham, Kent the development provides 14 new two-storey family homes. The project has an emphasis on biodiversity, vastly improving the value of site, including edible fruiting trees, which will benefit both the residents and wildlife.

The layout has been informed by the desire to reestablish the street frontage whilst giving each home good outlooks and generous private gardens. Maximising the potential of the site to deliver high quality housing, the houses and parking are arranged as three short terraces around a mews court with semi-mature tree planting and shared surfaces, breaking up the mass of the development and visual impact of parked cars.