Our developments

Oxo Tower Wharf and the River Thames

In the early 1980s, the Coin Street area of London was largely derelict. The surrounding residential community had dwindled and most shops and schools had closed.

Over the last 40 years we have worked to develop the area and create a neighbourhood that both residents and visitors can be proud of.

We are committed to creating this through our co-operative houses, shops, restaurants, green-spaces, nursery, neighbourhood centre, future developments and much more.
A neighbourhood that is a destination for millions of Londoners and visitors from overseas, with a strong residential and business community and access to facilities and services.
Explore our developments below.
Iroko housing co-op internal courtyard

Iroko Housing Co-op

Iroko Housing Co-operative was completed in 2001 and was officially opened by Ken Livingstone in March 2002.

Riverside walkway with people walking

Riverside walkway

Along much of the Thames, offices, hotels and private housing developments have cut off existing communities from the river. We

Bernie Spain Gardens design mock up

Bernie Spain Gardens

A hidden oasis at the heart of the South Bank. We own, manage and maintain the gardens for our community.

Two women speaking with children behind them

It’s been brilliant growing up here. I remember when all you saw on the skyline was St. Paul’s. There was nothing south of the river.

Cally, resident and co-op committee member