
Nestled within the heart of Kennington, London SE17, Manor & Braganza stands as a testament to the seamless integration of heritage and modernity. While the original structure posed challenges for conversion and renovation, Durkans meticulous approach led to a reconstruct the historic facade. Inside, an entirely new building emerged, boasting a collection of contemporary apartments that offer generous space and thoughtful layouts.
In Durkans commitment to preserving the area’s rich heritage, ground-floor retail spaces were reinstated, enhancing the vibrancy of the entire community. Towards the rear, striking contemporary architecture with intricate detailing seamlessly melds with the new construction. Faceted facades lend a unique character, while expansive balconies and terraces offer breathtaking views of the cherished Pasley Park. This harmonious blend of old and new not only honors history but also sets the stage for modern, sophisticated living.
Designed with sustainability in mind, this development proudly boasts a BREEAM Very Good rating, reflecting a dedication to environmental responsibility.
Manor & Braganza offers a diverse range of living spaces, including apartments, duplexes, and townhouses, these homes span from 753 to 1,313 square feet, catering to various lifestyles and preferences. With a range of one-bedroom to three-bedroom homes, Manor & Braganza embodies inclusivity, with 33% of flats designated for affordable social rented housing, 17% for intermediate rented, and 50% available for private sale.
The transformation of the site, which saw the demolition of a derelict row of shops and a modern single-story office building, has given rise to a vibrant mix of residential and commercial spaces. While the Victorian terrace facade has been meticulously preserved and integrated into the scheme, new construction breathes life into the area’s urban landscape.
A careful selection of Michelmersh’s clay bricks ensures that Manor & Braganza harmonizes with its historical surroundings while making a bold statement as a contemporary regeneration project. The use of Freshfield Lane First Quality Multi bricks not only pays homage to London’s traditional heritage but also ensures the enduring allure of Manor Place’s captivating aesthetic and compliments the established brickwork surrounding the site. Beautifully placed hit and miss facades are visible throughout the site allowing natural light to permeate internal halls.
