A 21st-century reinterpretation of the traditional mansion block offering 67 peaceful, well-proportioned flats on a noisy site next to a railway in East London. Commissioned by Peabody, one of London's leading social housing providers, this block is a mixture of affordable rent, shared-ownership and private sale apartments. The project also creates a new pedestrian street, allowing passage between local rail and underground stations. The building is designed to meet the Mayor’s Interim London Housing Design Guide and the Code for Sustainable Homes Level 4. Granted planning consent in October 2011, Pitman Tozer worked with Galliford Try Partnerships and completed the building in March 2014. Mint Street won an RIBA Award in 2015, and New London Award and Housing Design Awards in 2014.