Wimbledon is not a neighbourhood that needs reinvention. It is one of London's most complete and enduring town centres — the Championships, the Common, the Village, a high street that has held its own against the forces that hollowed out so many others. What it needs is housing that matches that quality. Housing that belongs here.

This scheme starts from that premise. A ground-up development directly opposite Wimbledon station — London's only Zone 3 interchange for Underground, Thameslink and Tramlink — on a site currently occupied by an ageing office building that has long since stopped earning its position in one of Greater London's best-connected locations.

520 co-living studios for the young professionals and international residents who are already drawn to Wimbledon but priced out of living in it. 44 affordable homes, built in. A full commercial reprovision of 16,383 sqm — anchored by Waitrose, whose presence on this site continues — activating the street and reinforcing the town centre's retail offer rather than diminishing it.

Waterloo in 17 minutes. Clapham Junction in 7. The whole of London, Surrey and the South East within reach.