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Levitt Bernstein, PRP, PTE and HTA submit new wave of east London council housing schemes (opens the original)
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The five schemes by the practices comprise 203 homes across underused council-owned sites and include 90 social rent homes, 56 affordable homes and 57 open market homes. The latest wave of ‘batch one’ submissions follows three applications already made through the housing programme, including a 44-home project in Bethnal Green drawn up by Matthew Lloyd Architects, which became the first practice to lodge plans on behalf of the local authority earlier this year. In this latest wave, Levitt Bernst
Levitt Bernstein, PRP, PTE and HTA submit new wave of east London council housing schemes (opens the original)
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The five schemes by the practices comprise 203 homes across underused council-owned sites and include 90 social rent homes, 56 affordable homes and 57 open market homes. The latest wave of ‘batch one’ submissions follows three applications already made through the housing programme, including a 44-home project in Bethnal Green drawn up by Matthew Lloyd Architects, which became the first practice to lodge plans on behalf of the local authority earlier this year. In this latest wave, Levitt Bernst
dRMM gets go-ahead for octagonal timber-framed resi blocks in Kingston (opens the original)
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Kingston Council’s planning committee unanimously approved the proposal from ‘carbon-conscious’ developer Bywater last month (8 July) following a recommendation from planning officers. dRMM’s six-storey buildings will feature eight-sided, tree-like structures in what the practice calls a ‘departure from conventional residential block design’. They will provide a total of 150 build-to-rent homes with a GIA of 12,504m² on a wider brownfield site of 0.57ha. A landscaped garden between the buildings
Pollard Thomas Edwards gets green light for Mitcham social rent homes (opens the original)
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Merton Council approved the practice’s Majestic Way development last week (30 July), with seven councillors voting in favour, two against and one abstention. Developer Clarion Housing Group called the approval a ‘huge step forward’ in delivering social rent homes for families across the borough. Once complete, it will span a total area of just under 1ha on the site of a former Morrisons supermarket and multistorey car park in Mitcham town centre. The homes will be delivered across six and eleven
ARB opens consultation on broadening routes to registration (opens the original)
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The regulator wants to provide a clearer route to registration for people who do not hold ARB-accredited qualifications but can demonstrate an equivalent standard of academic competence. The consultation, which runs until 16 September, seeks views on proposed changes to how the examination would operate, new guidance on eligibility, and changes to ARB’s registration rules. ARB said the proposals aim to improve access to the register for competent individuals by simplifying the assessment process
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