Development Project Management
Embarking on a journey with Eastwood means navigating the complexities of development with seasoned expertise and meticulous planning. In the initial planning stage, our dedicated team, well-versed in project management consultancy, orchestrates a harmonious symphony of tasks. From steering negotiations related to Section 106 agreements to conducting rigorous Viability Assessments, our commitment to precision ensures a solid foundation.
We meticulously assemble the project team, leveraging our network to appoint specialists that align with the unique demands of each venture. Every step is underpinned by comprehensive feasibility assessments, laying the groundwork for a development strategy poised for success.
As projects transition to the construction stage, Eastwood takes on the role of a vigilant steward. Our project management prowess comes to the forefront as we act as the employers' agent, facilitating seamless communication and coordination across all facets of construction. Procurement and tendering processes are executed with precision, and contract administration becomes an art form, ensuring adherence to timelines and budgets.
Diligent planning condition discharging, meticulous applications for licenses and permits, and astute utility installation management characterize this phase. Our expertise extends to surveying, delivering comprehensive insights, and fund monitoring, safeguarding the financial integrity of each development.
A detached office building situated very close to Waltham Cross rail station and amenities. The building is being renovated and extended to provide a serviced office with residential apartments above.
This character-filled office investment is located close to Chelmsford Rail Station and town amenities. Providing quick access into Central London in a few minutes' walk, this property may eventually be converted to apartments.
This exciting and innovative office podium development located close to Woodford tube station. Allowing quick access into Central London in less than a couple minutes' walk, this property is ideal for new and aspiring businesses.
A proposed co-working space in the heart of South Woodford, East London.
An exclusive city fringe development, comprising a five story apartment block consisting of nine apartments including: 3x 1 beds, 4x 2 beds and 2x 3 beds.
Planning permission secured for demolition of the old West Ham United football stadium at Boleyn Ground on Green Street, to provide a new village development comprised of 15 new building of 3 to 13 storeys including 842 new homes, flexible commercial / community space, landscaping play areas and communal amenity spaces.
Planning permission secured for a 24-storey mixed use development adjacent to the northern landing point of the Emirates Airline cable-car.
A graceful series of curved forms provide a fantastic piece of urban design, comprising 161 residential units which enjoy access to a raised garden, supported by office and retail space at ground floor, contributing to a dynamic and active street frontage.
Planning permission secured for demolition of a 3-building business centre to provide a new high quality residential neighbourhood, with improved public realm amenity, new pedestrian and cycle routes and extensive tree planting and communal gardens. Four buildings of 9 to 42 storeys deliver 578 new homes, with over 3000 sqm of flexible use class A, B and D floorspace, with roof gardens and a large central play area.
Planning permission secured for replacing a former 6 storey office building, 40 Marsh Wall, an AccorHotel Novotel, is situated near Canary Wharf on the Isle of Dogs. The tallest all hotel building in the United Kingdom, 40 Marsh Wall offers over 300 rooms within 39 storeys. The building also contains offices, conference rooms, leisure facilities and multiple bars and restaurants.
Planning permission secured for change of use and extension to the existing building to provide 86 private residential apartments, together with associated communal amenity space and car parking.