One Ashley Road
One Ashley Road
2024, London
Located near the Walthamstow Wetlands and Lea Valley waterways, the scheme is part of a large-scale transformation of a post-industrial, traffic-dominated transport hub into a characterful, diverse and walkable neighborhood.

Commercial and Residential
development in the heart of
Tottenham Hale
Commercial and Residential development in the heart of Tottenham Hale




The scheme houses 183 residential units, above three levels of retail and incubator office spaces, as well as roof gardens and a new public realm. Its animated silhouette and colonnaded base, situated opposite the Tottenham Hale transport hub, create a memorable new identity rooted in place. It references the area’s industrial heritage, particularly the adjacent Berol House which was once part of the Eagle Pencil Company Factory, with a ‘carved’ and animated perimeter block. This is expressed through a distinctive, faceted form and a more pronounced verticality. With a rich orange brick outer skin and a shimmering metal inner skin, the design is inspired by the graphic colors and hexagonal forms of the iconic Berol Eagle Pencil. These have been translated formally as abstract surface patterns within the building.
The scheme houses 183 residential units, above three levels of retail and incubator office spaces, as well as roof gardens and a new public realm. Its animated silhouette and colonnaded base, situated opposite the Tottenham Hale transport hub, create a memorable new identity rooted in place. It references the area’s industrial heritage, particularly the adjacent Berol House which was once part of the Eagle Pencil Company Factory, with a ‘carved’ and animated perimeter block. This is expressed through a distinctive, faceted form and a more pronounced verticality. With a rich orange brick outer skin and a shimmering metal inner skin, the design is inspired by the graphic colors and hexagonal forms of the iconic Berol Eagle Pencil. These have been translated formally as abstract surface patterns within the building.




Outdoor spaces that provide residents with
access to air, light, and panoramic views
Outdoor spaces that provide residents with
access to air, light, and panoramic views




Overcoming significant
infrastructure challenges
Overcoming significant infrastructure challenges
Overcoming a significant underground constraint with both ingenuity and sculptural intent, One Ashley Road's design responds to the presence of two Victoria line tunnels running through the plot. By strategically locating the two towers and their respective piling on either side of the tunnels, the project team navigated loading, acoustic, and vibration requirements from the London Underground infrastructure. This approach to the site's unique conditions resulted in a stepped-base massing block, which recesses to the north to offer communal green terraces.
Overcoming a significant underground constraint with both ingenuity and sculptural intent, One Ashley Road's design responds to the presence of two Victoria line tunnels running through the plot. By strategically locating the two towers and their respective piling on either side of the tunnels, the project team navigated loading, acoustic, and vibration requirements from the London Underground infrastructure. This approach to the site's unique conditions resulted in a stepped-base massing block, which recesses to the north to offer communal green terraces.
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42 Vesterbrogade,
Vesterbro,
Copenhagen,
1620, Denmark
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Veiro Studio,
42 Vesterbrogade,
Vesterbro,
Copenhagen,
1620, Denmark
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