Stitch

21/10/2024

Stitch’s next phase of the Marlowe Road Estate is starting to emerge from the scaffolding!

This new phase of the Marlowe Road Estate regeneration will form a new quarter of 258 homes set within a rich green landscaped setting, celebrating breathing space and green tree-lined streets.

The distinctive facades frame and define the street, bringing quality and character to the new buildings which form a gateway between the existing and new neighbourhood. They are highlighted with white and green glazed features on the galleries and block entrances, bringing a distinctive quality to the new buildings as a collective.

Delivery by and

01/03/2023

Project showcase: Marston Way

Marston Way is one of 5 projects Stitch has designed for the first tranche of Brick by Brick’s ‘Smaller Sites Programme’. The scheme is located on a steeply sloping site with views to the south and responds with two parallel rows of pedestrian mews streets lined with 12 houses.

The 3 storey homes are crafted to optimise the southern aspect and avoid overlooking of adjacent properties. The pedestrian mews link up with the wider movement network in the neighbourhood and opens up a new route through the adjacent woodland.

The project is an example of how the tight constraints of an infill site generate a unique and highly specific house typology.

More project information is available on our website: https://stitcharchitects.co.uk/projects/all/marston-way

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08/02/2023

Illustrative study for a three apartment walk-up block that was designed to be flexible, adaptable and focus on sustainable moves to lower energy usage for heating and lighting.

24/01/2023

A look back at a masterplan Stitch produced for a town in south east England. This model demonstrates our site layout that prioritised dual aspect dwellings, natural daylight into communal gardens and public spaces, and an enhanced connection between the existing town centre and a new public square at the heart of the design.

23/01/2023

A look back at a masterplan Stitch produced for a town in south east England. These street views show a pedestrian and cycling centric town centre scheme that transformed an underutilised car park site into much needed homes with mixed use ground floors and acted as a connection between the existing town centre and outer suburban areas.

12/01/2021

New year new Stitch! We are delighted to unveil our new brand proposition: Joined up design

Check out our new website & accompanying blog to read all about the launch https://stitcharchitects.co.uk/journal/all/new-year-new-stitch

We are delighted to unveil our new brand proposition: Joined up design