Known as 399 Edgware, the innovative and sustainable £200m proposals for the 3ha site include a landmark building that will set the trend for future development and regeneration in Brent. This mixed-use building cleverly integrates retail, community uses in the form of a school, and 520 residential units arranged around landscaped courtyards.

Hangzhou is one of the seven ancient capitals of China, founded 2,200 years ago during the Qin dynasty. With a population of 6.4 million, it is the premier city in China for business and has been a leisure destination for many centuries. The Sheppard Robson concept for a new mixed-used development south of the Qiantang Jiang River, links the increasing affluence of the city to its outstanding natural beauty.

With an Armani flagship store on its ground floor, a restaurant and bar in the basement and three floors of high quality office space, including a roof terrace, Number One The Avenue is an important contribution to the urban fabric of Manchester. It represents the aspirations of the Spinningfields development - bold, modern and innovative

Home to Apple’s flagship European store, this development is part of the Crown Estate’s long-term vision for Regent Street, delivering quality to residents, shoppers and businesses alike. The development is situated across two conservation areas within the City of Westminster. Its Grade II listed façades and prominent cupola have been retained, together with part of the return elevations to both Hanover and Princes Streets.

Regent’s Place is a 10 acre office-led, mixed-use regenerative development in central London. Sheppard Robson undertook initial masterplan studies in 1985 and continues to work on the project today. Central to the success of the project is the public realm, retail and public art strategy in creating a new quarter.

The Trocadero lies at the fulcrum of four major London streets. It is a major West End site in need of redevelopment. The key drivers of the Sheppard Robson redevelopment proposal was to revitalise the Trocadero, making it commercially viable and to remove the anti-social atmosphere and reinstate it as a family destination. To meet these aspirations a comprehensive reorganisation of the vacant space has been proposed.

This is an ambitious Sheppard Robson project to rejuvenate the heart of Woolwich Town centre. The masterplan proposes a new council office, nearly 1,000 apartments and new retail at ground floor - the anchor store being a new Tesco. This will be the first supermarket in the town centre for over 30 years.

The Sheppard Robson redevelopment of King Street will create a new civic and community heart for Hammersmith. The design is based on a series of high quality urban spaces: a square, a street, a footbridge and a park - which will create a new piece of the city that will deliver, through sustainable development, a well connected public realm that will generate long-term social, economic and environmental benefits.