Project Portfolio · Project Type Contract Value Schedule Size Procurement Masterplanning Approximately £50m 150-200 Units Approx GIA 10,500m ² TBC Regeneration Masterplan

Project Portfolio

Mohsin Cooper Architects have a reputation for planning success on challenging sites

Mohsin Cooper are expert in adding value through exemplary design, for both commercial and domestic clients.

Adopting a rational, design led approach we have consistently demonstrated our ability to transform sites and existing buildings, often in the context of challenging planning restrictions.

We understand the potential benefit of conceptual design and technical design in adding value and saving money.

We examine the viability of each project from all angles and regularly conduct cost, technical, and building control audits on our pre planning and planning schemes.

We work alongside other specialists where the additional input is justified by the potential development gain.

The Directors have 35 years of experience between them, working internationally as well as extensive experience of large scale projects in the United Kingdom.

We understand your ambitions.

London

16 West Barnes Lane,Raynes ParkLondon SW20 0BU(Registered address)

+44 (0) 208 947 4706+44 (0) 7940 515 347

[email protected]

Brighton & Hove

7 Hove Manor ParadeHove StreetHoveEast SussexBN3 2DF

+44 (0) 1273 358 306+44 (0) 7963 592 615

[email protected]

Mohsin Cooper LimitedRegistered in England and Wales

Company Registration Number: 7287902

VAT No: 158 4808 77

[email protected]

www.mohsincooper.com

Mohsin Cooper Architects adopt a collaborative and flexible approach

Architect BA(Hons) DipArch RIBA

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AbeMohsin

Justin Cooper

NathanChilvers

Management Team

Abe Mohsin is a co-founder of Mohsin Cooper Architects and is an RIBA Chartered Architect. He has worked with a range of clients including the BBC, Crest Nicholson, various schools, as well as homeowners on high quality, bespoke residential projects.

He is a passionate advocate of high quality housing design and sustainable place-making and is the co-Chair of the Eastbourne Council Design Review Panel. He has also been an invited critic for the South East Regional Design Panel.

Justin is an RIBA Chartered Architect with quality and diverse experience. He has a proven aptitude for design informed by extensive experience gained over 20 years in the industry. He began his career as an architectural technician which has helped ensure that his work is always technically adept.

Justin has been instrumental in the design of several housing schemes, a number of which were winners of RIBA housing awards. Justin gained expertise in housing design, working on notable one off houses in sensitive planning contexts.

Justin brings vigour, a genuine interest in his subject, and absolute commitment to every project.

Nathan Chilvers is a registered architect with a wealth of experience in the fields of residential and commercial design.

He has exemplary design skills and leads many of our projects from inception to completion, juggling complex and varied tasks with resolve and a quiet determination. Working alongside Abe and Justin, Nathan has been heavily involved in the design and delivery of ‘The Stag’ mixed use scheme in Brighton, and also Boundstone Nursery in Lancing.

Nathan’s other strengths lie in the fields of graphics and branding. He has designed building way-finding signage, exhibitions and books to a very high standard.

Building height analysis [left] and site location map [above]

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The StagBrighton, East Sussex

The Stag Development Design & Access Statement May 2013

1.0 INTRODUCTION

This document forms the Design & Access Statement to accompany the detailed planning submission for the proposed redevelopment of The Stag Inn site, at 33 Upper Bedford Street, Brighton, comprising:

The demolition of the existing Public House: The Stag Inn and redevelopment for a mix of 9 number 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments with commercial open plan floor space to part of the ground floor (Use Class A2).

The proposed residential apartments are each to have either one or two external private balcony spaces. The site falls outside of the East Cliff Conservation Area.

1.1 DOCUMENTS

Documents forming part of this full planning application submission:

Zara AssociatesDrawing Description Scale Site Survey Site Survey Plan (Existing) 1:200 @ A1

QED StructuresDrawing Description Scale 13-019-50 Drainage discharge location layout 1:50 @ A1

Mohsin Cooper LimitedDrawing Description Scale0116-S001 rev / Site Location OS & Block Plans 1:1250 / 1:500 @ A30116-S002 rev / Existing North Elevation 1:100 @ A10116-S003 rev / Existing West Elevation 1:100 @ A10116-S004 rev / Existing South Elevation 1:100 @ A10116-S005 rev / Existing East Elevation 1:100 @ A10116-P010 rev / Proposed Ground Floor Plan 1:100 @ A10116-P011 rev / Proposed First Floor Plan 1:100 @ A10116-P012 rev / Proposed Second Floor Plan 1:100 @ A10116-P013 rev / Proposed Roof Plan 1:100 @ A10116-P014 rev / Proposed North Elevation 1:100 @ A10116-P015 rev / Proposed West Elevation 1:100 @ A10116-P016 rev / Proposed South Elevation 1:100 @ A10116-P017 rev / Proposed East Elevation 1:100 @ A10116-P018 rev / Proposed Section A-A 1:100 @ A10116-P019 rev / Proposed Section B-B 1:100 @ A1 0116-SK01 rev / Coloured context North Elevation NTS @ A30116-SK02 rev / Coloured context West Elevation NTS @ A30116-SK03 rev / Coloured context South Elevation NTS @ A30116-SK04 rev / Coloured context East Elevation NTS @ A3

Design & Access Statement Biodiversity ChecklistCode for Sustainable Homes Design Stage ReportCode for Sustainable Homes Site Registration FormSite Waste Management PlanSustainability ChecklistGeotechnical Report

1.0 Introduction

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The scheme is carefully designed to fall within various regulatory & planning thresholds, achieving maximum cost efficiency for the client.

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Design sketches at pre-planning stage.

Godfrey Investments Ltd Client

A hard-wearing and contextual palette of materials was proposed

alongside an integrated arrangement of planters and landscaping.

The Stag

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Mixed use

Undisclosed

9no. residential / 2no. commercial / 3 storey

GIA 999m ²

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‘The project has been a huge success for us and we know that this is due to the creativity, technical capability and due diligence taken by Mohsin Cooper Architects.’

Elevational bay study including material key

Short section through building

South unit office interior on ground floor

North unit office interior on ground floor

The Stag

‘....A high quality design is proposed of a

contemporary nature.

It is considered that the building would make a

positive contribution to the street scene.’

Planning Committee Report, July 2013

‘Without question Mohsin Cooper have delivered every time and on time. I would highly recommend working with them.’

Godfrey Investments Ltd. Client

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Schedule

Size

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Masterplanning / Housing

TBC

29 dwellings (mix 4b/3b/2b)

1.1 ha

TBC

Village MasterplanWest Sussex

A sensitively designed village masterplan in the heart of the West Sussex countryside.

Houses are grouped in small clusters of twos and threes. In total, the scheme employs three different house types.

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Contract Value

Schedule

Size

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Masterplanning

Approximately £50m

150-200 Units

Approx GIA 10,500m ²

TBC

Regeneration MasterplanNew Malden, Surrey

Mohsin Cooper led the development of a conceptual masterplan for the future regeneration of New Malden in collaboration with community representatives.

‘The New Malden Future Group was formed two years ago from several sectors of the community to work with both Kingston Council and residents in New Malden on a major development in the centre of our town.

Mohsin Cooper’s suggested design for our town centre has won a lot of support from residents and has influenced Kingston Council on their intent in forming a collaborative relationship with residents and, hopefully, leaving us with a legacy of which we can be proud. ‘

Frances Marsh,New Malden Future Group

Project Type

Contract Value

Schedule

Size

Procurement

Mixed-use Masterplanning

TBC (£10-15m estimated)

90 residential / 5 commercial

GIA 6,000m ²

TBC

The remodelling of a prime town-centre site, involving the unification of existing and newly proposed buildings.

Town Centre MasterplanEast Sussex

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Schedule

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Volume Residential

Approximately £8m

95 Units

Site area 1,700m ²

TBC

The scheme comprises of three separate blocks of accommodation with a courtyard amenity space at the centre of the plot.

Housing SchemeEast Sussex

This carefully designed and proportioned scheme provides over 90 new residential units and external space of genuine quality.

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Schedule

Size

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Mixed-use

Estimated £2m

9 residential units / 4 commercial

632 m ² residential / 254 m ² commercial

TBC

Mixed-use Scheme,South-West London

A mixed-use scheme achieving maximum value from a tight, brownfield site of former industrial use.

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Contract Value

Schedule

Size

Procurement

Masterplanning / Retail

TBC

N/A

Retail space 7,500 m ²

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PRS Retail MasterplanWest London

Ground Floor Mezzanine Floor

The proposals create rich and varied culturally oriented public square at the heart of a 900 unit PRS scheme.

A culturally oriented public space providing a high quality retail development frontage.

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View through the space towards the residents entrance.

The scheme accommodates over 1,000 bicycles at basement level.

View from PRS restaurant.

PRS Retail Masterplan, West London

The scheme incorporates landscaped gardens, an amphitheatre and a generous pedestrianised retail frontage, enhancing the entrance of this sizable residential scheme by a notable PRS supplier.

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Housing

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Mews DevelopmentBexley, Kent

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Contract Value

Schedule

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Basement Refurbishment

£350k

Luxury 4 double bedroom apartment

GIA 200m ²

JCT Intermediate with contractor’s design

Basement ExtensionHove, East Sussex

A complex technical scheme to create a duplex basement apartment has added considerable value.

The proposals not only transform marginal basement space but also allow for a sophisticated interior scheme including built in joinery and a bespoke staircase.

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Contract Value

Planning Status

Size

Procurement

Housing / Masterplan

TBC

Full planning at delegated powers

Approx Total GIA 726 sq m

TBC

New Houses & RefurbishmentRadlett, Hertfordshire

A challenging site where development value has been maximised through carefully considered planning and design.

Mohsin Cooper secured planning consent for the development by means of a sensitively designed scheme in the context of several mature and protected trees and shrubs.

Design model (above) and the finished space (opposite).

Sectional drawing through the new teaching space.

Project Type

Contract Value

Schedule

Size

Procurement

Education

£200,000

New internal teaching space & facilities

GIA 144m ²

JCT Intermediate Contract

Boundstone NurseryLancing, West Sussex

Working to a very tight programme around the educational calendar, the design and scheduled delivery of a finished project in less than 10 months.

To provide the highest quality teaching space possible, the use of natural light was prioritised from the outset. The nursery receives ample daylight throughout the year.

New views through the building have been established linking the new space both to the gardens beyond, and other teaching spaces adjacent.

A view through the space from the main nursery corridor.

Boundstone Nursery

‘From the outset, Mohsin Cooper took the time to understand us. From their first visit on site, to the many more that followed, they always listened to what we wanted, identified our main challenges and found effective ways to overcome them.

Carrying out such extensive building work was a daunting prospect for us and the expertise and experience of the team was a constant source of support throughout the process. The overall vision of the project was always central to everything we did together and although at times our budget wasn’t quite as big as our aspirations, they helped us to find solutions that were affordable and still achieved the overall impact we were looking for. Above all else, we wanted an inspiring space for the children of our community to spend time in. Mohsin Cooper helped us to achieve this and we are sincerely thankful for their help.’

Head Teacher, Boundstone Nursery & Family Centre

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Contract Value

Planning Status

Size

Procurement

Governmental office and facility

Undisclosed

Listed building and Conservation Area

GIA Approx 300m ²

JCT Intermediate with Contractor’s Design

Royal Embassy BuildingLondon SW7

Mohsin Cooper are lead designers on the partial restoration and refurbishment of this Grade II listed building in central London.

The completed project will allow the administration to better serve a visiting student body through new teaching spaces, residential accommodation and dining spaces.

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‘I am pleased to recommend Mohsin Cooper Architects. Justin Cooper is the lead designer for our project....I am confident that his expertise and skills will help us to complete the project successfully.’

Organisation Strategy Manager, SW7 Client

Royal Embassy Building, London SW7

View of part of the refurbished circulation space.

View of student dining room.

View of guest bedrooms (below) and mood boards for the proposals (above).

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Dining and Student Kitchen: Sketch visual and moodboardRoyal Thai Embassy

Department for Educational Affairs

Products and finishes shown indicatively only. Refer to contract documents for final specification and general arrangements.

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NB: Some items not in contract - refer to specification. Items in blue type are additions from last revision.

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View from entrance to dining room from hallway.

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View down corridor towards guest suite.

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Tourism

TBC

40 rooms & 30 villas

GIA 9450m ²

TBC

The design is the result of an intimate knowledge of the site and its outstanding natural features.

Developed with Hurley Palmer Flatt, the project is self sufficient and provides significant benefits to the local community.

The Banyan Eco ResortBangalore, India

Expansive and luxury tourism architecture designed for an ecologically sensitive overseas site.

The Banyan, Bangalore, India

View through the spa pavilion.

View of the approach to the resort.

A visual identity for the resort, was developed in parallel with the architecture. A mature banyan tree on site informed the name and brand of the resort as chosen by the client.

Designed with a clear conceptual and ecological focus, the project seeks to rejuvenate visitors, and sustainably develop local communities.

Project selected as partof Architects’ Journal‘Architecture Tomorrow’exhibition atMIPIM UK 2015.

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CGI image of the proposals produced for planning.

The houses are offset from one another, creating a courtyard. In turn, existing mature trees are preserved and form a stunning centre piece to this small and valuable development.

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Contract Value

Planning Context

Size

Procurement

Private Development

£TBC

Full planning secured Autumn 2013

GIA Approx 300m ²

TBC

New Build HousesLondon SW20

‘Mohsin Cooper Architects proposed a fantastic solution where others had only seen problems.’

Alan Lavender CEO, PAG Limited,Client

Ground Floor Plan

Project Type

Contract Value

Planning Context

Size

Procurement

Private new build development

£TBC

Full & Conservation Area Planning

GIA 5000 sq ft

TBC

New Build Private DwellingHeaver Conservation Estate, London SW17

‘We have been highly impressed by their creative design approach to aid in maximising value.’

Jon Davis MRICS MRTPILand & Development Manager, Indigo ScottClient

Consent was achieved for this large family dwelling on a constrained and restricted back-land plot.

London

16 West Barnes Lane,Raynes ParkLondon SW20 0BU(Registered address)

+44 (0) 208 947 4706+44 (0) 7940 515 347

[email protected]

Brighton & Hove

7 Hove Manor ParadeHove StreetHoveEast SussexBN3 2DF

+44 (0) 1273 358 306+44 (0) 7963 592 615

[email protected]

Mohsin Cooper LimitedRegistered in England & Wales

Company Registration Number: 7287902

VAT No: 158 4808 77

[email protected]

www.mohsincooper.com