HUT have achieved planning approval for 36 high quality residential dwellings in Clapham, South London. The proposal revised an existing permission to deliver a scheme that had a greater focus on quality of living space, external and internal materiality, and resident amenities in a what is a highly constrained site surrounded by other dwellings. The new character takes visual cues for the listed band stand of Clapham Common, introducing refined decorative stonework and colonnades to entrances and balconies, as well as a greater focus on refined brickwork detailing. The window configuration increases the area of daylight and outlook, whilst ensuring overlooking risk is mitigated. An intensive greening of the site brings the Common to the door step through an expansion of planted areas, wildflower green roofs and refined pathways and street furniture