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18/02/2026

Rainbow, Raynes Park,

Transforming constraint into opportunity.�Planning consent has been secured for the�redevelopment of the former Rainbow Industrial Estate in Raynes Park.
�From the earliest pre-application stages,�sustainability shaped the evolution of the scheme. A constrained, rail-bounded industrial site has been reimagined as a landscape-led residential neighbourhood structured around a generous public realm and improved pedestrian permeability.
�A fabric-first approach reduces energy demand at source, supported by neighbourhood-scale communal air source heat pumps and integrated rooftop photovoltaics. Key planning decisions,�including the removal of a basement car park, reduced embodied carbon and enabled a fully accessible, landscape-first site strategy.
�The approved scheme delivers a low-carbon�neighbourhood designed for long-term�environmental performance, resilience and�everyday comfort.�
Client: Fairview New Homes�Architect: Rolfe Judd Architecture�Landscape Architect: Exterior Architecture�Planning Authority: London Borough of Merton
Strategic Planning Authority: Greater London Authority�Transport Consultant: RSK Group�Fire Engineer: Ashton Fire
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12/02/2026

Rainbow, Raynes Park, Design
 One key design decision shaped the entire scheme. The removal of a basement car park unlocked a fully accessible, pedestrian-first landscape strategy.
 This move allowed the public realm to become the social heart of the neighbourhood, improving legibility, inclusivity and long-term sustainability while creating a clear and welcoming sequence of spaces through the site.
 Sometimes, the most impactful design moves are about what you take away.
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11/02/2026

Rainbow Industrial Park
 Planning approved for the transformation of the former Rainbow Industrial Estate in Raynes Park.
 Once a closed, rail-bounded industrial site, the scheme is reimagined as a connected, landscape-led neighbourhood organised around a generous public space known as the Green Heart.
 The masterplan prioritises people over vehicles, creating clear pedestrian routes through the site and a sequence of outdoor spaces that connect the station to quieter residential edges.
 A new neighbourhood shaped by landscape, movement and community.
   

29/01/2026

A neighbourhood, not just housing
Housing is more than the delivery of homes.
This project was shaped around the spaces between buildings, with a clear focus on public realm and connectivity. A central, publicly accessible open space forms the heart of the neighbourhood, supported by new walking and cycling routes that reconnect the site with the surrounding area.
Play spaces, pocket parks, and informal gathering areas are integrated throughout the masterplan, while active edges and overlooked routes contribute to streets that feel legible, sociable, and safe.
Would this become part of your daily route?

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21/01/2026

How do you respond to a site’s history in contemporary design?

At Mitcham Gasworks, heritage was approached as continuity rather than nostalgia. The site’s former industrial use informed the architectural language, material choices, and public realm strategy, ensuring the character of the gasworks continues to shape the identity of the new neighbourhood.

Robust materials and the reuse of gasholder elements within the public realm translate industrial infrastructure into meaningful social spaces, allowing the site’s story to be experienced as part of everyday life.

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02/12/2025

Site Progress at Oval

We’re thrilled to share stunning new photos of Oval Village’s iconic Halo Building.

Each visit to the site reveals just how far this landmark project has come a true testament to vision, precision, and teamwork.

The Halo is quickly becoming a defining feature of the development. Seeing it take shape up close is a powerful reminder of what can be achieved through collaboration, craftsmanship, and shared ambition.

A huge thank you to everyone on site and behind the scenes your dedication is bringing this extraordinary project to life.

21/11/2025

Celebrating the Ashes Down Under - Historic Cricket Ground Seen in New Light

As cricket fans turn their eyes to Australia for the 2025–26 Ashes Series, the KIA Oval back home is also shining brightly with a new chapter of its own.

Rolfe Judd Architecture is very proud of the long-standing partnership with the club, being involved in several design collaborations over recent years, including a new three tier stand providing a total of 7,500 seats and a new four storey hospitality and conferencing building. Most recently, the ground has unveiled cutting-edge floodlights and a new north scoreboard, a blended design of heritage respect and modern innovation.

The Oval’s new floodlights do more than enhance visibility, they reframe the ground’s identity. Designed by Musco Lighting, the masts take their cue from the Prince of Wales’s feather motif, introducing a more elegant, sculptural profile around the bowl. Along Clayton Street, the new scoreboard acts as a modern focal point. Its pared-back façade draws on the detailing of the Galadari Stand and features an overlapping cricket-bat motif, a subtle celebration of the sport.

More than just a scoreboard and lighting, these new interventions enhance the public realm, framing the street edge and adding a classic modern twist to one of cricket’s most storied grounds.

One Oval Square | Rolfe Judd

06/11/2025

Planning Permission Granted

Rolfe Judd Architecture is delighted to announce approval for our Shakespeare Road regeneration project in partnership with Legal & General.

The scheme delivers 278 new homes, including 35% affordable housing, and contributes nearly 21% of Lambeth’s annual housing target — creating a vibrant, landscaped Build to Rent community in Brixton.

28/10/2025

Rooted in history, woven for today. The façade of Osiers Road takes its cue from the ancient craft of weaving osiers willow once abundant along the River Thames. Just as the plant shaped the land, its form now shapes the architecture, a modern weave of heritage and design.

22/10/2025

Whalebones Park
Construction is scheduled to commence on our design for Whalebones Park, a thoughtfully designed, sustainable new neighbourhood in Barnet for The Hill Group and their Affordable Housing partner, Sovereign Network Group.

With planning secured for 115 new homes, fifty-four of these will be delivered as much needed affordable homes (via shared ownership and affordable rent), ensuring this development is as socially inclusive as it is design-led.

The masterplan honours the heritage of the Grade II-listed Whalebones House, embraces green space (around half the site will be public open space), and sets the standard for sustainable living with tree-planting, habitat restoration and low-carbon home technologies. Part of the land will remain publicly accessible, with woodland walks, meadows, ponds, play areas, and artist studios, preserving and enhancing the character of this unique setting.

As architects of the scheme, we’re proud to help shape a place where people from all walks of life can feel at home, whether in a new affordable apartment or a private family home, and to deliver long-term community benefit.

Here’s to creating a neighbourhood where sustainability, heritage and affordability will go hand-in-hand, and we wish and Sng-Ha the best of success.

14/10/2025

BLPB 2025 - Best Borough-Led Project | Woodberry Down A huge thanks to for submitting Woodberry Down in the Building London Planning Awards 2025. A landmark regeneration with Hackney Council and Notting Hill Genesis, transforming the estate into a vibrant community of 6,500 homes, community spaces, and beautiful public realms, all while ensuring every resident has a new home on the estate. 

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