Located near Nottingham Train Station, the Barnum is one of Nottingham’s latest developments. Hosting 348 apartments, this complex was named after the Barnum railway fleet of trains which connected Nottingham to London during Victorian Britain.

This prestigious development project placed in the heart of the Isle of Dogs, sees many people pass through on their daily commute. Based just five minutes from Canary Wharf, it is one of London’s most exciting developments and has created over 1,000 residencies as well as 2,400 sq.m of retail space.

Based in Braintree Essex, Manor Street is undergoing a regeneration project to improve public services, boost property value and add an estimated £3.5 million to the local economy. The development includes the addition of a Travelodge hotel, a ‘Livewell’ hub and additional parking in the town centre with the aim to bring additional 24,000 visitors a year.

Owned by the City of London for over 700 years, Avondale Square Estate was constructed between 1958 and 1962 and is the largest of their housing estates. It was originally known as ‘twelve acres’ which still remains acknowledged from the ‘Twelve Acres House’ built there in 2016. Consisting of 640 homes, Avondale Square is also home to has a church, parish hall, shops and a green area running throughout the site.

In the heart of London, Elephant and Castle was a neglected area but now after much needed investment, the area is undergoing a complete renovation and we were invited to create an innovative lighting scheme to illuminate this modern space.

Nestled in the heart of London, Canada Water is home to the capital’s latest regeneration scheme. Project Light is a multi-phased venture that is seeing the development of thousands of new homes, businesses, and public realm areas near to the historic waterfront.

Kingfisher Lighting has been involved in the remarkable development of Barton Turns Marina, a project which has transformed a disused quarry into a prestigious marina development centred around the Waterfront Restaurant and is set in over 85 acres of woodland.