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William Street Quarter and Anne Mews

Barking, UK

Anne Mews shared surface street with brick housing, family-friendly landscape design, and inclusive urban public realm in Barking.
Anne Mews Barking

William Street Quarter is the first privately funded affordable social housing scheme in the UK. The masterplan transforms the site previously occupied by the 1960s Lintons Estate in Barking into a significant new neighbourhood with considerable 'play‑able space'.

Anne Mews Barking shows sustainable streetscape design with brick terraced housing, shared surfaces, and integrated soft landscaping.
Anne Mews Barking features family-friendly shared courtyards, brick housing, street trees, and inclusive urban landscape design.

Award

Year

British Construction Industry: The Prime Minister’s Better Public Building: Shortlist

2013

Sunday Times / British Homes: Affordable Housing Development Award

2013

British Construction Industry Award: Regeneration

2011

Anne Mews Barking masterplan showing sustainable urban design, green infrastructure, shared courtyards, and public realm landscape architecture.
Shared residential streetscape at Anne Mews Barking with sustainable urban drainage, street trees, soft landscaping, and natural stone detailing.

Project details

Title

William Street Quarter and Anne Mews

Client

London Borough of Barking and Dagenham

Photography

Rob Parrish and Timothy Soar

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