October 30, 2015

Comissioner's Place

Bound by Chalk cliffs and the Medway river, the new residential development at Commissioner’s Place, Strood, Kent will provide 130 units with the emphasis on family homes and community.

Surrounded by public open space the development will infill a disused and abandoned quarry site to create a harmonious new residential community that will help to form connections between existing developments and sports facilities. The development slopes gently up from the river affording residents views of the Medway. A central ‘green street’ of trees, planted swales and landscaped gardens forms the community centre providing places to sit and play and creating a calm and tranquil focus to the new village.

The first public consultation event was held last week and introduced the initial proposals for Commissioner’s Place to Medway councillors and local residents. The pros and cons were openly discussed and suggestions were collected at the end of the event to incorporate into the proposals.

March 3, 2026

Foresight and Memory in Resilience

February 18, 2026

New in The Guardian: ‘One in nine new homes “built in areas of flood risk”’

February 4, 2026

Attending WATER: Resilience & Innovation for the Built Environment

January 22, 2026

W-Roads

January 15, 2026

The Future of Resilient Waterfront Development and Floating Infrastructure

December 18, 2025

The Circular Waterfront Economy