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Architects' Journal Building Study
Document Status
Current
Supplement
Building Supplement
Series
Architects' Journal Building Study
Abstract
This document outlines Bulrush Court, a key development by Pitman Tozer Architects for The Guinness Partnership in Bromley-by-Bow. Part of the Leaside Lock regeneration, this second-phase project delivers 144 high-quality affordable homes, alongside 213m² of commercial space. Inspired by 1930s mansion blocks, the design features a landscaped communal courtyard and incorporates sustainable principles such as a fabric-first approach, green roofs, PV panels, and connection to a district heat network. The project contributes to creating human-scaled urban living within a transforming London neighbourhood. Includes project data, architect's view, Engineers’ view, sustainability data, clients view, Working detail. Architect: Pitman Tozer Architects.
Author
Wilson. R
Subjects
- Building types
- Housing/residential facilities
- Communal residential facilities
Publisher History
First produced in 1895, the Architects' Journal features comprehensive building studies, and in-depth technical articles.
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