Great to be on site at this impressive facility at Chesterford Research Park 🔬
Great to have Oakenwoods Group Ltd on board and to see further progress on our Sidney Sussex building! https://lnkd.in/eG2zYiWU
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Great to be on site at this impressive facility at Chesterford Research Park 🔬
Great to have Oakenwoods Group Ltd on board and to see further progress on our Sidney Sussex building! https://lnkd.in/eG2zYiWU
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We're thrilled to share that Lambeth Council has approved plans for our Hardess Yard development in Brixton. Featuring 320 co-living studios and over 1,400 sqm of light industrial space for local enterprises, Hardess Yard is our largest co-living scheme to date. Delivered in collaboration with Mitheridge Capital Management and designed by PLP Architecture, the development will include extensive amenities, including workspaces, resident lounges, communal kitchens, a state-of-the-art gym, and external spaces including a roof terrace and pocket park. Located on the fringe of the Brixton Creative Enterprise Zone, Hardess Yard will target WELL Platinum and BREEAM Outstanding certifications, demonstrating our commitment to sustainability. Hardess Yard represents a significant step forward in LGL’s strategy of creating the very best in sustainable urban living at scale. Many thanks to everyone involved in helping us reach this milestone. Maddox Planning Integration K2 Construction Management Kanda Consulting VervLife DS2 Turkington Martin AND London Caneparo Associates Heyne Tillett Steel Joe Green, Harry Green, Harry Keen, Mateo Luca-Lion #HardessYard #PlanningApproval #Brixton #CoLiving #UrbanRegeneration #LGL #LondonDevelopment
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Great to see a good audience for our placemaking workshop that took place in Swansea this week. It was so refreshing to see architects, town planners, engineers and representatives from housing associations and local authorities deep in dialogue about carbon and placemaking, with some interesting recommendations for how the discussions can be continued within the construction supply chain. Our ambitions are to explore this topic in more depth in the future, so watch this space for more details. Plus if you have an interest in low carbon or the placemaking agenda, please get in touch with Woodknowledge Wales. Clara Koehler David Hedges James Moxey #placemaking #lowcarbon #construction #supplychain
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I am thrilled to announce that Lambeth Council has approved our plans for Hardess Yard, a transformative co-living and light-industrial development in Brixton, designed for Mitheridge Capital Management and LGL. This BREEAM Outstanding project will create 320 state-of-the-art co-living studios with shared kitchens, meeting and work rooms, café, library, gym, lounges, a screening room and much more. Alongside this, 1400 square metres of light industrial space will cater to the creative industries and provide high-quality studio and commercial space on the eastern fringe of the Brixton Creative Enterprise Zone. We designed Hardess Yard with an eye toward Lambeth's rich history, ensuring it integrates with the evolving urban fabric. Inside, the building becomes a glimpse into the future of urban living: a sustainable, adaptable, and amenity-rich community hub that promotes connection, collaboration, and creativity. Drawing from our decade-long experience in delivering shared living projects, our vision for Hardess Yard expands the traditional co-living model by offering a vibrant multi-layered social core along best-in-class light industrial workspaces, all designed to empower residents to live, work, and connect in a thriving new heart of Lambeth. A huge thank you to everyone who supported this vision through public consultations and collaborative dialogue, and congratulations to our incredible design team: Maddox Planning, Integration, Heyne Tillett Steel, K2 Construction Management, Kanda Consulting, VervLife and Turkington Martin. #PLPArchitecture #CoLiving #UrbanLiving #Sustainability #CreativeIndustries #Brixton
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🌍 EPC A: A Commitment to Sustainability 🌍 Because we could. Because we wanted to. Because we must. This project tested us in every way: from an early pre-let tenant falling into insolvency to contractors entering receivership. At every challenge, we were asked if we wanted to lower the spec to save costs. Every time, the decision felt surprisingly simple. In the end, it comes down to this: we either choose to do our part for the planet we’re leaving to our children, or we don’t. There’s no grey area here. We chose “yes” at every turn, trusting that someone who shares our vision for a sustainable future will see the value in what we’ve created. If you know someone looking for a high-spec, EPC A-rated building with true environmental integrity, please reach out to Stephen Page Finn Ledwidge Shaun Simons Joshua Miller #Sustainability #EPCARating #GreenBuilding #RealEstate #Future
Anton Page hosted a successful launch at The Drill Hall alongside Compton last week; a visionary, 19,500 sq. ft. HQ with a rich history, that embodies innovation and foresight. Originally a drill hall training facility in 1939, The Drill Hall now seamlessly blends its rich history with contemporary design. This redefined work and lifestyle environment features bright and airy spaces, along with tranquil internal and external courtyards. Stepney is a celebrated culture and lifestyle destination, with exceptional local amenities. The area is home to a host of vibrant eateries, coffee shops, bars and retailers. Stepney Green underground station is on the doorstep, with Whitechapel, Aldgate and Bethnal Green all a short walk away. • 4,617 – 19,449 sq. ft. of CAT A office space • BREEAM 'Very Good' • New end of journey facilities to promote physical activity • New double glazed openable windows • Activated staircase promotes physical movement throughout the building. • Courtyards, terraces and balconies providing 1,025 sq. ft. of outside spaces. • Energy efficient lighting to minimise energy usage For further information, please contact Finn Ledwidge, Stephen Page or Harrison Turner MRICS on 020 7336 1313 or our joint agents Compton - Shaun Simons, Joshua Miller, Samantha-Jo Roberts.
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🌟🚧 Sneak Peek Alert! Exclusive Tour of the Wokingham Project! 🏡✨ Hello, LinkedIn family! I'm thrilled to share an inside look at one of our most exciting projects: the Wokingham Bank site! 🏗️✨ Join Anna Romanenko and me as we walk you through the incredible transformation we've achieved so far. 🔹 Witness the Progress From new staircases to rooftop apartments, our latest video showcases the remarkable advancements we’ve made in just a few weeks. You'll see the newly installed fireproof plasterboarding, the second fix carpentry, and more! 🔹 Learn Valuable Tips Discover essential insights for property developers, including how to manage utility connections and scaffolding to avoid delays. Our experiences and practical advice can help you navigate your own projects more efficiently. 🔹 Explore the Details Get an up-close look at the beautiful aluminium windows, expansive balcony terraces, and finely crafted interiors that define the Wokingham Project. The quality and attention to detail in every corner will surely inspire your property ventures. 🎥 [Watch the Full Video Now!] https://lnkd.in/eiSMeftu This video is packed with valuable information and stunning visuals that you won’t want to miss. Whether you're an experienced investor or new to property development, there's something here for everyone. I’d love to hear your thoughts and feedback. Let's continue to learn and grow together in this exciting journey of property development! #PropertyDevelopment #RealEstate #Investment #Construction #WokinghamProject #ManniChopra #AnnaRomanenko #SneakPeek #PropertyInvestment #ProgressUpdate
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🏠 Revolutionizing Residential Living: The Rolling Acres Series At Lelands Cabins, we're proud to present our Rolling Acres series - where innovative design meets practical living solutions. This series exemplifies our commitment to creating homes that optimize space without compromising on comfort or quality. Smart-Sized Living Benefits: • Reduced environmental footprint • Lower maintenance costs • Enhanced energy efficiency • Optimized space utilization • Quality-focused construction • IRC code compliance The Rolling Acres series represents a growing trend in residential construction: the move toward intentional, efficient living spaces that prioritize functionality and sustainability. Built in our state-of-the-art facilities in Texas and Kentucky, each home undergoes our rigorous 131-point inspection process, ensuring unmatched quality and durability. Interested in learning how smart-sized living can benefit your lifestyle or investment portfolio? Let's connect. #ModularConstruction #SmartSizedLiving #SustainableHousing #RealEstateInnovation #QualityConstruction
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Take a look at the in-progress rejuvenation of the iconic Lichfield Towers in Auckland. We're transforming this 1963 low-rise building at Selwyn Village, updating the exterior façade while preserving its original charm. With minimal disruption to residents and a staged construction schedule, we're creating a more spacious living environment. Read more about the project here: https://hubs.ly/Q02CnZZb0
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𝐀𝐥𝐥𝐞𝐧𝐛𝐲 𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐦𝐞𝐫𝐜𝐢𝐚𝐥 𝐞𝐦𝐛𝐚𝐫𝐤𝐬 𝐨𝐧 𝐜𝐨𝐧𝐬𝐭𝐫𝐮𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐨𝐟 𝐟𝐢𝐧𝐚𝐥 𝐩𝐡𝐚𝐬𝐞 𝐚𝐭 𝐏𝐫𝐢𝐨𝐫𝐲 𝐏𝐚𝐫𝐤 Allenby Commercial is offering design and build opportunities ranging from 5,000 to 50,000 sq ft at The Point, located next to the Fruit Market at Priory Park. A 14,000 sq ft unit is nearing completion, with half of the space already leased to a creative business drawn to its stylish, energy-efficient design. Development director Charlie Allenby highlighted the modern European style and solar panels contributing to an EPC A rating, noting that the new tenant’s arrival is expected to spark further interest in the remaining space. Surveyor Jordan Stokes emphasised the prime location's appeal, benefiting from strong transport links and a diverse mix of businesses. Allenby is also progressing with the transformation of Europa House into Monocle, offering 60,000 sq ft of space, and expanding at Base, Hull, which now houses 75 businesses. Click the link below to read more and follow Commerce & Industry for more regional updates. #AllenbyCommercial #ThePoint #PrioryPark #HullBusiness #DesignAndBuild #EnergyEfficient #CommercialProperty #BaseHull https://lnkd.in/en_FQw2B
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I think Paul Read is right. It would be fantastic if people in the UK affordable housing sector shared something about schemes that have been career highlights and explained why. I tag Paul Read to go first, as it was his idea! He can tag others to contribute next! It will be interesting to see if there are common denominator or surprising factors that could benefit affordable housing going forwards. #AffordableHousingStory
Development Projects I'm Most Proud Of: Chater House, Roman Road, Bethnal Green This is going back a while. It was the 1990s and I'd just moved from Southampton to London and taken on my first team manager role for South London Family Housing Association. I was given this project to take on a somewhat 'unloved' ex-Council block and turn it into a Shared Ownership scheme. I felt that, to make a success of this, some imagination was going to be required. Working with the Employer's Agents and Architects, we put a lot of work in to the design. We picked up on some elements of the architectural style of the existing building and settled on an art-deco theme to build upon. The flats were re-configured, and this resulted in creating a couple of maisonettes at the end of some of the upper floors. Space was at a premium in these, so we created maisonettes with spiral staircases (I can't imagine making a choice like that now!). I also remember we paid a lot of attention to the interiors of the new lifts in the block, including installing a faux-walnut finish. All the front doors had port-hole style round windows in them. It wasn't the cheapest refurbishment, but it stacked up financially, and it looked what I considered to be very attractive at the end of the job. The proof of the pudding was in the sales, which were impressively quick. I looked the building up and found the photo below on Flickr. I think the building still looks attractive decades later, and the flats seem to be holding their value on the resale market. For many years since, I've frequently asked colleagues what the USP is for the individual schemes they're working on. Design matters. It's what gives places longevity and enhances people's lives. I know that there's a shortage of affordable housing and an ambition to deliver more at volume, but let's not just throw up ugly crap that we'll be ashamed of as our careers reach maturity. There are lots of projects ongoing where people put the effort in to creating an attractive place for a community to thrive, but that's not always the case. Like me, later in your career you'll want to look back on projects you've been involved in and enjoy a little heart swell about places where you really made a difference. Make it happen! I seem to remember the Architects and Employer's Agents were Baily Garner LLP. #AffordableHousingStory
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