Mixed Use
Back to Our SectorsAchieving planning, transforming communities and maximising long-term value
Successful mixed-use developments facilitate interaction, using design to craft vibrant spaces that connect people and places. That’s what you get with Corstorphine & Wright.
As experts in placemaking, we have a deep understanding of how to create commercially viable schemes that meet the needs of the community and the statutory obligations of the planning system.
You can therefore balance the many complexities associated with projects in this sector – achieving the optimum split across uses and ensuring that the residential, commercial, leisure and retail elements support each other effectively.
Meet the leading designers heading up our team.
We help you to adapt to the requirements of the planning process while maximising the value of the site.
Placemaking & Transformation
We focus on transforming neighbourhoods, creating sustainable assets that connect people, uses and the public realm.
Innovation & Creative Approach to Site Usage
We create appealing and usable spaces from the ground up, enabling you to attract tenants and maximise asset value over the long term.
Planning Complexity & Site Constraints
We work collaboratively with local authorities and CABE to achieve planning for schemes that excite the community while delivering lasting value to clients.
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20,000+
Urban residential units successfully designed
100+
Leading UK property PLCs and developers have worked with us
250+
Team of experienced professionals who share learnings from across the practice
“We are delighted that Oxford City Council has approved our proposals to rejuvenate the heart of Cowley town centre. We have been working alongside the council and the local residents over 2 years, and as a long-term investor in the town, we look forward to introducing new restaurants, homes, a hotel, jobs to the area and revitalising the tired entrances and public realm.”
Mixed Use Project Client
Every project starts with a conversation.
Let’s discuss your opportunities, constraints and questions.
