TOTTENHAM HALE PAVILION

Client:

Argent Related

Value:

Confidential

Status:

Detailed Design

Following the success of the London Borough of Haringey Committee approval for the Argent Related

Tottenham Hale scheme, RUFFARCHITECTS are incredibly proud to announce their success in the

 invited competition to design the centre piece Pavilion for the project. This is a great opportunity to allow

 a tangible element of the masterplan to be delivered in the early stages, which both new and existing

 residents can benefit from.

RUFFARCHITECTS won the commission to design this key piece of regeneration work after

competing against a shortlist of well recognised practices such as Jamie Fobert Architects, Asif Khan,

Scullion Architects and Atomik Architecture.

The studio hopes that the pavilion will play a pivotal role in supporting the creation

of an exciting new civic space at the very centre of this large regeneration project.

The Client’s brief called for a pavilion that would not only activate the square, but add interest

and character to it, and be the focus for the development’s iconic “postcard moment”.

Our Tottenham Hale Pavilion looks to provide a truly dynamic building that addresses the challenges of the

 site and the wider development brief. Our building looks to enclose the square, while providing a

 welcoming invitation to the passing public. This is not only a local wayfinding point, but acts as a wider

 draw to the developing Tottenham Hale area, a marker and a new identifier. The forms provide a clear

 navigational reference, with a glimpse into a new and inviting town square.

The Pavilion plot is centrally located to provide a key focal point. It provides a high quality landmark

building, respecting and responding to the emerging buildings around Ferry Square, and helps establish

 new pedestrian and cycle routes through the sites. It will also become a destination and a draw to the area

 in its own right, and a symbol for Tottenham Hale.

01. Competition Winning Scheme

02. Competition Concept

03. Competition Massing Study Model

04. Phase 2 Concept Model

05. Concept Development Model

06. Concept Development Study Model

07. Planning Concept Street View

08. Planning Concept Square View