Project Elysium

Project Elysium
A future-focused regeneration scheme designed to deliver sustainable, high-performance urban housing
Location
Wales UK
Plot Type
Urban residential redevelopment site
Project Type
Residential regeneration – demolition and new-build apartment development
Accomplishment
Proposed redevelopment of an existing residential block to deliver 26 EPC A-rated sustainable apartments
Services by Tomil
Development feasibility and site appraisal
Architectural concept and masterplanning
Planning strategy and coordination
Sustainability and net-zero design strategy
Project delivery and development management
Challenge
The project involved redeveloping an underperforming residential block to unlock the full development potential of the site. The existing buildings were inefficient, outdated, and unable to meet modern sustainability or building standards. Achieving higher residential density while maintaining quality living standards presented a key design challenge. The scheme also required strong environmental performance aligned with future planning policies.
Approach
We developed a regeneration strategy focused on replacing the existing structure with a new high-performance residential building. The proposed design integrates EPC A-rated building fabric, renewable energy strategies, and efficient spatial planning. Environmental considerations, such as water harvesting and biophilic design principles, were incorporated from the early concept stage. The approach prioritises sustainability, density optimisation, and long-term asset performance.
Solution
Project Elysium proposes the delivery of 26 contemporary apartments within a sustainable new-build development. The scheme introduces modern architecture, improved environmental performance, and enhanced residential quality. Integrated sustainability systems reduce operational carbon and improve long-term building efficiency. The development demonstrates how strategic regeneration can transform underperforming sites into future-ready housing.








