Delivered in collaboration with Scenario Architecture, this landscape scheme for Chancellor Court on Regents Park Road transforms a modern four-storey apartment building into a layered, green residential environment. The development includes eight self-contained units with private gardens, communal terraces, and integrated green infrastructure.

The design responds to architectural form with a split-level terrace system that wraps each elevation. Key features include:

• Private ground-floor terraces
• Communal roof gardens
• Raised planters for greenery and privacy
• Louvered fencing for filtered views and enclosure

These elements create garden “rooms” that support both individual retreat and shared interaction.

The scheme prioritises ecological performance and urban resilience through:

• Extensive green roofs across multiple levels
• A vertical living wall on the primary elevation
• Low-maintenance planting suited to microclimate conditions

These features enhance biodiversity, improve air quality, reduce noise, and support rainwater attenuation—aligned with the London Plan’s Urban Greening Factor.

Xoxotica provided full landscape services from concept to delivery:

Pre-planning design development

Construction began

Project completion

Detailed plans, planting palettes, lighting integration, and 3D visualisations ensured clarity and precision throughout.

A restrained, durable material palette unifies the outdoor spaces:

• Timber-effect composite decking
• Bespoke concrete seating and planters
• Permeable gravel surfaces
• Corten and powder-coated metalwork

These choices balance warmth, resilience, and low maintenance

Located near Regent’s Park, the scheme enhances the Camden streetscape with visual richness and ecological value. It offers residents a sustainable, high-quality outdoor experience—whether enjoying a quiet nook, sunlit terrace, or shaded garden retreat.