Welcome to Joseph Homes

Once one of London’s last working tram depots, The Tramyard will provide 70 one, two and three bedroom apartments, duplexes & penthouses.

No.1 Millbrook Park is located on the original marching parade ground of Inglis Army Barracks, nestled on Mill Hill it will comprise of 149 beautifully crafted homes. This boutique development comprises 116 one and two-bedroom contemporary apartments, and 33 three and four-bedroom townhouses.

Currently in planning for 219 homes and 33,000 sq ft of office space, Sylvan Grove forms part of the Old Kent Road regeneration scheme. The development, featuring apartments set across two towers on a central square, will retain the historic commercial building and be five minutes’ walk from the proposed Bakerloo Line extension.

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Parkhouse Street is a new, mixed-use development for 120 homes located to the south of Southwark’s Burgess Park. The development will feature a new green route for the existing community to access the park, as well as workspace for creative businesses.

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The Veneer Building is a key component of the regeneration of the £250 million masterplan of the Old Vinyl Factory in Hayes, the former headquarters of EMI Records. The Veneer Building faces onto Vinyl Square, the centrepiece of the development and will be just eight minutes’ walk from Hayes & Harlington Crossrail station. Plans have been submitted for 134 new homes and ground floor flexible floor space.

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We converted this tired office block located on the old Wimbledon FC football ground into an award-winning development of 25 innovative space-efficient, loft-style micro-flats. It has become a great example of how an unloved commercial building can be turned into a thriving community.

We converted this decaying office block into 43 apartments, with the addition of the external structure allowing for a greater number of apartments, each with a south or south west facing living space and balcony.

The angled balustrade design ensured privacy from neighbouring apartments whilst maximising the open view visible from the interior.

The scheme explores a series of ideas innovative in the sector. Walkways adopt the chipped rubber typical of playgrounds, ensuring total acoustic dampening. A spare bedroom and workspace is shared by the whole building. Acetylated timber ensures sustainable longevity of building cladding.