Sector Overview

Positively shaping the way we live and the communities we serve

Historically, we lived in village communities formed through intimate relationships and common interests in a built environment where everyone knew and supported one another. Our design philosophy focuses on re-instating these important support mechanisms within our communities; representing the fulfilment of the natural desire to help positively shape the way we live and the communities we serve, improving our quality of life in a way which is compatible with the interests of future generations.

Anna Kiho is our Head of Living & Communities.

 

Case Study | Living and Communities

Whitehorn Hall, University of St Andrews

lochside
Case Study | Living and Communities

Lochside House

Case Study | Living and Communities

Powell Hall, University of St Andrews

Tigh-na-Croit passivhaus a sustainable project by HLM Architects
Case Study | Living and Communities

Tigh na Croit Passivhaus

Case Study | Living and Communities

Holt Court, Thames Street

Carnival Place designed by HLM Architects
Case Study | Living and Communities

Carnival Place

Case Study | Living and Communities

The Movement, Greenwich

Case Study | Living and Communities

Hollis Croft, Sheffield

Case Study | Living and Communities

St Dunstan’s House

Modular homes – creating a happier, healthier society Home of 2030 by HLM Architects
Case Study | Living and Communities

Home of 2030

Enderby Wharf HLM Architects Living & Communities
Enderby Wharf HLM Architects Living & Communities

Enderby Wharf

HLM were invited by Barratt London to assist in their bid to secure the site opportunity, which already had the benefit of an existing planning consent for the previous landowner. Our ‘due diligence’ evaluation of the consented scheme demonstrated the potential to materially improve the spatial planning efficiency of the scheme. Subsequently, we developed a revised scheme which creates substantial additional value.

Wellington House

HLM were appointed as Lead Design Consultant to carry out the full detailed design and construction of this prestigious high-end residential project. As part of the design process, HLM proposed an alternative solution which added substantial development value to the previously consented scheme, achieving additional bedrooms at every level, as part of a revised core strategy and space planning approach. The scheme provides approximately 60 flats, designed and specified to the highest standards in line with the expectations of the London Prime Residential Market.