Patel Taylor

Patel Taylor and St James have received a resolution to grant planning permission for White City Living, one of London’s most ambitious large-scale regeneration projects. Proposals for the redevelopment of a 10.5 hectare brownfield site will provide West London with up to 1,465 new homes with a new public park at its heart. The new homes are made up of a range of different sizes and tenures, including affordable housing, while commercial, leisure and community uses are planned to support the residential development. For further information, click here.

Lombard Wharf, a 28-storey residential tower with an elegantly twisting sculptural form, has been granted planning permission. Work can now begin to construct this distinctive new addition to the Thames riverside. The tower occupies one of the last remaining waterfront sites in Wandsworth and lies adjacent to the Grade II* listed Cremorne Bridge. This combination of new homes, exemplary design and generous public realm, will work together to create a new destination for Wandsworth, drawing people towards and reconnecting the local community to the riverfront.

We are pleased to say that our Courtyard Housing scheme for the London Borough of Barking & Dagenham has been featured in the architectural press. Click the links below to read:

Dezeen
The Architect’s Journal
RIBA Journal

Inigo graduated in 2014 with a MArch Urban Design obtained at the Bartlett School of Architecture in London in addition to a previously obtained MArch in Architecture at ETSALS Barcelona, Spain. Whilst studying he was also part of a Non-Governmental project to study enhancement of the architectural heritage in Equatorial Guinea.

Since joining Patel Taylor in 2014 Inigo has been part of the teams working on several large scale competitions and feasibility studies including Stephenson Street for the Berkeley Group and the Beam Park Development for Countryside Properties.

"We're creating a new piece of the city and the trail, which includes poems and artwork, will act as a visual and verbal narrative and collective memory" - Andrew Taylor on the Gordon Young and Why Not Associates public realm artwork at London Dock in the FT How to Spend it article, Properties with art at their heart - read it online here.

Patel Taylor's Lowther Childrens' centre in Barnes was featured in the Channel 4 Documentary The Secret Life of 4 year Olds on Tuesday 10th February 2015. The documentary follows 10 four year olds as they arrive at nursery and gives a unique insight into the way the children learn to navigate friendships, learning and play - all set against the lively backdrop of Patel Taylor's award winning school, which was completed in 2010. The documentary is available to watch on 4OD until 12th March and can be found here.

Eastside City Park has won a further two awards this week. The scheme, which has already received a number of accolades, was named Best Public Space Scheme at the FX Awards on Wednesday, followed by success in the Design for a Medium Scale Public Development at yesterdays Landscape Institute Awards.  

Patel Taylor has been commissioned by developers St James to develop a residential-led masterplan for a prominent 10.4 acre site in West London. Appointed after a competition, we are developing masterplan, architecture and landscape design proposals for the White City site, which sits opposite the former BBC Television Centre and adjacent to Westfield shopping Centre, and is currently home to a Marks & Spencer distribution depot. For further information, click here.

Ignacio studied at Granada University in his native Spain. After moving to Ireland in 2012, he joined Urban Agency in Dublin. During the eight months he spent there, he worked on various projects of different scales: house extensions and renovations, refurbishment of a listed Georgian building, a social housing scheme and a temporary pavilion for the Fringe Festival. He also collaborated on several competitions and bids

Ignacio joined Patel Taylor in March 2013 and has worked on several competitions and bid submissions for residential schemes. He worked as a team member on the Lombard Road project from competition to planning stage. On this project, Ignacio has been able to apply his keen sense of innovation in working on the design of an iconic 28 storey mixed use tower by the river front in Battersea as well as creating a new public realm. 

Ignacio qualified and joined the ARB in December 2013. Currently he is in charge of several feasibility studies for new projects in London including another riverside tower and new mixed-use schemes in Wandsworth.

Patel Taylor and St James have received a resolution to grant planning permission for White City Living, one of London’s most ambitious large-scale regeneration projects. Proposals for the redevelopment of a 10.5 hectare brownfield site will provide West London with up to 1,465 new homes with a new public park at its heart. The new homes are made up of a range of different sizes and tenures, including affordable housing, while commercial, leisure and community uses are planned to support the residential development. For further information, click here.

Lombard Wharf, a 28-storey residential tower with an elegantly twisting sculptural form, has been granted planning permission. Work can now begin to construct this distinctive new addition to the Thames riverside. The tower occupies one of the last remaining waterfront sites in Wandsworth and lies adjacent to the Grade II* listed Cremorne Bridge. This combination of new homes, exemplary design and generous public realm, will work together to create a new destination for Wandsworth, drawing people towards and reconnecting the local community to the riverfront.

We are pleased to say that our Courtyard Housing scheme for the London Borough of Barking & Dagenham has been featured in the architectural press. Click the links below to read:

Dezeen
The Architect’s Journal
RIBA Journal

Inigo graduated in 2014 with a MArch Urban Design obtained at the Bartlett School of Architecture in London in addition to a previously obtained MArch in Architecture at ETSALS Barcelona, Spain. Whilst studying he was also part of a Non-Governmental project to study enhancement of the architectural heritage in Equatorial Guinea.

Since joining Patel Taylor in 2014 Inigo has been part of the teams working on several large scale competitions and feasibility studies including Stephenson Street for the Berkeley Group and the Beam Park Development for Countryside Properties.

"We're creating a new piece of the city and the trail, which includes poems and artwork, will act as a visual and verbal narrative and collective memory" - Andrew Taylor on the Gordon Young and Why Not Associates public realm artwork at London Dock in the FT How to Spend it article, Properties with art at their heart - read it online here.

Patel Taylor's Lowther Childrens' centre in Barnes was featured in the Channel 4 Documentary The Secret Life of 4 year Olds on Tuesday 10th February 2015. The documentary follows 10 four year olds as they arrive at nursery and gives a unique insight into the way the children learn to navigate friendships, learning and play - all set against the lively backdrop of Patel Taylor's award winning school, which was completed in 2010. The documentary is available to watch on 4OD until 12th March and can be found here.

Eastside City Park has won a further two awards this week. The scheme, which has already received a number of accolades, was named Best Public Space Scheme at the FX Awards on Wednesday, followed by success in the Design for a Medium Scale Public Development at yesterdays Landscape Institute Awards.  

Patel Taylor has been commissioned by developers St James to develop a residential-led masterplan for a prominent 10.4 acre site in West London. Appointed after a competition, we are developing masterplan, architecture and landscape design proposals for the White City site, which sits opposite the former BBC Television Centre and adjacent to Westfield shopping Centre, and is currently home to a Marks & Spencer distribution depot. For further information, click here.

Ignacio studied at Granada University in his native Spain. After moving to Ireland in 2012, he joined Urban Agency in Dublin. During the eight months he spent there, he worked on various projects of different scales: house extensions and renovations, refurbishment of a listed Georgian building, a social housing scheme and a temporary pavilion for the Fringe Festival. He also collaborated on several competitions and bids

Ignacio joined Patel Taylor in March 2013 and has worked on several competitions and bid submissions for residential schemes. He worked as a team member on the Lombard Road project from competition to planning stage. On this project, Ignacio has been able to apply his keen sense of innovation in working on the design of an iconic 28 storey mixed use tower by the river front in Battersea as well as creating a new public realm. 

Ignacio qualified and joined the ARB in December 2013. Currently he is in charge of several feasibility studies for new projects in London including another riverside tower and new mixed-use schemes in Wandsworth.

Patel Taylor and St James have received a resolution to grant planning permission for White City Living, one of London’s most ambitious large-scale regeneration projects. Proposals for the redevelopment of a 10.5 hectare brownfield site will provide West London with up to 1,465 new homes with a new public park at its heart. The new homes are made up of a range of different sizes and tenures, including affordable housing, while commercial, leisure and community uses are planned to support the residential development. For further information, click here.

Lombard Wharf, a 28-storey residential tower with an elegantly twisting sculptural form, has been granted planning permission. Work can now begin to construct this distinctive new addition to the Thames riverside. The tower occupies one of the last remaining waterfront sites in Wandsworth and lies adjacent to the Grade II* listed Cremorne Bridge. This combination of new homes, exemplary design and generous public realm, will work together to create a new destination for Wandsworth, drawing people towards and reconnecting the local community to the riverfront.

We are pleased to say that our Courtyard Housing scheme for the London Borough of Barking & Dagenham has been featured in the architectural press. Click the links below to read:

Dezeen
The Architect’s Journal
RIBA Journal

Inigo graduated in 2014 with a MArch Urban Design obtained at the Bartlett School of Architecture in London in addition to a previously obtained MArch in Architecture at ETSALS Barcelona, Spain. Whilst studying he was also part of a Non-Governmental project to study enhancement of the architectural heritage in Equatorial Guinea.

Since joining Patel Taylor in 2014 Inigo has been part of the teams working on several large scale competitions and feasibility studies including Stephenson Street for the Berkeley Group and the Beam Park Development for Countryside Properties.

"We're creating a new piece of the city and the trail, which includes poems and artwork, will act as a visual and verbal narrative and collective memory" - Andrew Taylor on the Gordon Young and Why Not Associates public realm artwork at London Dock in the FT How to Spend it article, Properties with art at their heart - read it online here.

Patel Taylor's Lowther Childrens' centre in Barnes was featured in the Channel 4 Documentary The Secret Life of 4 year Olds on Tuesday 10th February 2015. The documentary follows 10 four year olds as they arrive at nursery and gives a unique insight into the way the children learn to navigate friendships, learning and play - all set against the lively backdrop of Patel Taylor's award winning school, which was completed in 2010. The documentary is available to watch on 4OD until 12th March and can be found here.

Eastside City Park has won a further two awards this week. The scheme, which has already received a number of accolades, was named Best Public Space Scheme at the FX Awards on Wednesday, followed by success in the Design for a Medium Scale Public Development at yesterdays Landscape Institute Awards.  

Patel Taylor has been commissioned by developers St James to develop a residential-led masterplan for a prominent 10.4 acre site in West London. Appointed after a competition, we are developing masterplan, architecture and landscape design proposals for the White City site, which sits opposite the former BBC Television Centre and adjacent to Westfield shopping Centre, and is currently home to a Marks & Spencer distribution depot. For further information, click here.

Ignacio studied at Granada University in his native Spain. After moving to Ireland in 2012, he joined Urban Agency in Dublin. During the eight months he spent there, he worked on various projects of different scales: house extensions and renovations, refurbishment of a listed Georgian building, a social housing scheme and a temporary pavilion for the Fringe Festival. He also collaborated on several competitions and bids

Ignacio joined Patel Taylor in March 2013 and has worked on several competitions and bid submissions for residential schemes. He worked as a team member on the Lombard Road project from competition to planning stage. On this project, Ignacio has been able to apply his keen sense of innovation in working on the design of an iconic 28 storey mixed use tower by the river front in Battersea as well as creating a new public realm. 

Ignacio qualified and joined the ARB in December 2013. Currently he is in charge of several feasibility studies for new projects in London including another riverside tower and new mixed-use schemes in Wandsworth.