St Mary’s Hospital & Paddington Life Sciences
We were appointed, alongside our partners at Publica, by Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust to evidence the public value of the transformational St Mary’s Hospital and Paddington Life Sciences redevelopment. Drawing on a review of 127 documents, we built a robust baseline, aligned benefits to Westminster’s #2035 and Fairer Westminster priorities, and deployed our wider-determinants model to show how new clinical […]
Wembley High Road
We supported Regal in their application to deliver purpose built student accommodation (PBSA), communal facilities and public realm improvements on a site in Wembley, Brent. We established the need for PBSA by presenting arguments over the economic importance of higher education and university students, a growing demand for PBSA, a limited supply of PBSA and […]
100 Chalk Farm Road and Jamestown Road
Volterra supported Regal London in two student development applications in Camden. Our analysis focused on the economic value students would bring to the local area and how the student bedspaces would meet a growing demand for PBSA, given a lack of pipeline delivery. It highlighted specific local venues that are likely to experience substantial benefits […]
Elizabeth House
Volterra played a significant role in the pre-application and application process of the approved proposals by HB Reavis to redevelop Elizabeth House, a large office-scheme next to Waterloo Station. During the pre-app stage Volterra led the negotiations with Lambeth Council on employment & skills and affordable workspace, and then produced an economic benefits statement and […]
One Public Estate
We worked for One Public Estate (OPE) Whitechapel, a collection of stakeholders including Barts Health NHS Trust, NHS Property Services, Queen Mary University London (Queen Mary) and the London Borough of Tower Hamlets (LBTH), to quantify the economic potential of the Whitechapel Development Programme (WDP) – a life sciences cluster in Whitechapel. Our work involved […]
85 Gracechurch Street
Volterra supported the emerging proposals for 85 Gracechurch Street from an early stage, engaging directly with the City of London to shape a shared vision for the scheme’s contribution to the wider area. Through detailed visitor analysis, we identified the types of users the development would attract, estimated future footfall, and modelled the potential uplift […]
IQL North
We were commissioned by Hadley to produce a socio-economic and health chapter for the IQL North development in Stratford and LLDC. The scheme proposed over 900 student rooms and over 600 residential units. We prepared social infrastructure baseline analysis in the early stages of the application to identify potential future constraints and inform consultation with […]
Blackwall Yard
We supported the plans to deliver approximately 900 residential units at Blackwall Yard – an area located on the banks of the River Thames in Tower Hamlets. This residential-led scheme will completely regenerate the area, opening up pedestrian links along the river, providing a two-form primary school, a community hub, spaces for a cafe, pub […]
Horatia and Leamington House Estate Regeneration
For an estate regeneration in Portsmouth, we conducted a baseline health assessment at an early stage, which enabled us to identify health risks to the project team and propose a series of recommendations. These were then adapted into the design as embedded mitigation, including our recommendation to tailor the provision of open space to the […]
Joyce & Snells Estate Regeneration
We supported the London Borough of Enfield in advancing the phased regeneration of Joyce and Snells Estates, replacing 795 homes with 1,983 new dwellings and delivering new commercial, community and green spaces. We led early health and equality impact assessments alongside bespoke social infrastructure modelling to inform our socio-economic chapter. This quantified future demand for […]
