A SENSE OF PLACE

Three areas. Different everyday rhythms.

These Bristol-inspired neighbourhoods are entirely fictional. Explore the concepts, without real addresses or claims about local services. Photos are interior references, not views of these imagined neighbourhoods.

Open edges. Waterside perspective.

North Quay ↗

A fictional waterside neighbourhood of compact apartments and shared courtyards. The concept favours outlook and modest footprints over large private gardens.

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Reference photograph: a light living room with cream seating, turquoise cushions and tall windows.

More green. Room to spread out.

Rowan Park ↗

An imagined leafy residential area with terraces and detached homes around a broad green. These concepts offer more outdoor space, with larger floor areas to compare.

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Reference photograph: a warm living room with a beige sofa, wood floor and open shelving.

Compact streets. Characterful spaces.

Old Mill Quarter ↗

A fictional collection of brick courtyards, studio spaces and narrow terraces. Smaller homes sit beside larger split-level concepts.

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Reference photograph: an unfurnished open room with pale wood flooring and glazed doors.