The new Medway Innovation Centre at Rochester, a three-
storey, steel-frame building, with brick and block walls, forms a hub for new and establishing innovative business, primarily
directed towards technologies. The 30,000 sq.ft Centre is the
second phase of the concept instigated by Medway Council,
following the successful initial development within the BAE
Rochester site.

Images by kind permission of Clague Architects.

In 2010 Anna achieved planning permission and Listed Building Consent at this listed building located in the picturesque and historic village of West Malling.  These were for a change of use and of the first floor from an office to hairdressing and beauty salon.  Anna subsequently obtained Advertisement Consent in early 2011 for business signage, including wall lettering and window graphics.

Conversion of garage premises to office complex, Bough Beech.

Drawing by kind permission of Roi Projects Ltd.

Conversion of five railway arches at the entrance to Rochester Bridge for use as offices, craft workshops or community business users. The design for refurbishing the Watermill Wharf arches was to provide flexible workspaces as part of a new Community Enterprise Business Hub at Strood Riverside. The scale and volume of the existing spaces will be retained. The approach to the internal spaces will allow maximum flexibility and allow more attention to be focussed on a series of vibrant, colourful entrances on the north side and a corresponding series of display windows on the south side.”

Images by kind permission of Medway Council, Hubco and Spacecraft Architects.