The key concept of the masterplan was to create a series of new routes in and around the site – bringing people into the centre of the scheme from the nearby busy roads and public transport nodes. Carving these new connections between the buildings will make the whole area much more permeable and welcoming for both residents and visitors. A new street running north to south with shops, community resources, health facilities and a faith centre will reinstate the old high street, creating activity within a new village centre set around a new public square.

A new linear park sits at the heart of the neighbourhood, with open lawns and varied play spaces, lined with trees and seasonal planting to provide colour all year round. The park is also a key part of the sustainable drainage system and biodiversity strategy, which was developed with the London Wildlife Trust to ensure the new landscape fosters a broad range of species. A continual swale runs along the full length of the park with steps facing south, providing informal seating. Plants for pollinators; brick faced boxes for birds; biodiverse roofs and a variety of trees, shrubs and flowering bulbs will create diverse habitat types that previously did not exist.

New homes are arranged around this linear green space in medium rise, high density buildings ranging from four to ten storeys. Lower, more domestic scale buildings sit adjacent to the neighbouring estate, whilst higher, muscular, robust buildings along the A13 provide a degree of protection to this urban edge.