The development comprises a newly built 4-storey detached property comprising nine residential units with 5 x 1-bed apartments, 3 x 2-bed duplexes,1 x 1-bed duplex plus Staff Hub and sleep-in accommodation. The accommodation is all accessed from the rear of the site. The ground and first-floor flats comprise single-bedroom units, with the second-floor flats comprising two-bedroom maisonettes set across the second and third floors.

Project Anchor is developed to meet the needs of two identified residents, delivered through the sensitive conversion of an existing bungalow. The project was commissioned by Gloucestershire health and social care commissioners and delivered in partnership with First Priority (Housing Association) and Pride Healthcare (Support Provider). The scheme was designed to provide safe, separate and purpose built accommodation, supporting individuals transitioning from inpatient hospital settings into community based living. A central aim of the project was to maximise independence while ensuring appropriate safeguards were embedded within the built environment.

Project Little Wonder involved the design and construction of a three-and-a-half-storey building to provide 6 self-contained Specialised Supported Housing apartments using class C3b with staff accommodation in the roof space and a disabled parking space to meet the specific needs of intended residents with learning disabilities and/or autism.