A pioneering addition to London’s Southbank skyline, 220 Blackfriars is a landmark mixed-use development that sets a new national standard for sustainable design and real estate social value. Delivered by JTRE London in an innovative partnership with Southwark Charities, this visionary scheme is designed as a "vertical village" where world-class business operations actively support the surrounding community. Architecturally masterplanned by Fathom Architects alongside, the development features a striking woven facade. The concept draws inspiration from the historic Southwark Tenter Fields, interpreting the building's exterior as a contemporary piece of fabric pinned at the edges with rippled spandrel panels and curved corners that complement the neighbourhood's yellow London stock brick heritage.

Appleby Blue is JTRE London’s second scheme, delivered for United St Saviour’s Charity. Designed by Witherford Watson Mann Architects to be an Almshouse for the 21st century, the development consists of 57 homes, gardens and community space and has won numerous awards including the RIBA Stirling Award 2025.

A striking architectural destination on London’s vibrant Southbank, Triptych Bankside is a premium mixed-use development that seamlessly blends luxury living, creative workspaces, and retail culture. Designed by the internationally acclaimed architects Squire & Partners and developed by JTRE London, this £450m landmark development features an innovative, fluid design inspired by the artistic heritage of its immediate neighbour, the Tate Modern. The development gets its name from its three sculptural buildings, whose gently twisting forms and undulating curved terraces carve out a bold, organic silhouette against London's symmetrical skyline. Today, Triptych Bankside is a fully realized, award-winning urban estate that functions as a seamless micro-quarter where residents, commercial occupiers, and visitors connect.