We’ve designed every aspect of the development to promote physical and mental wellbeing, using biophilic principles of natural light, fresh air, greenery and high-quality shared spaces, to create healthier, more welcoming homes and community areas.
One large unified communal garden that provides a space for several different uses, including children’s play and relaxation. The reduced building footprint has allowed for increased landscaping in and around the site.
Key Principles
- Soft, varied planting to soften hard edges
- Natural materials, maximised daylight and ventilation
- Biodiversity-boosting features (bird boxes, wildflower beds)
- Flexible shared spaces that bring people together
A Greener Heart
We’ve merged two garden spaces into a single 927m² garden, an increase of 209m², providing a total of 50 new trees and planting that delivers c. 328% Biodiversity Net Gain. By increasing outdoor garden space by 10%, we’ve added planting beds and improved landscaping for educational growing sessions and local group events. The adjacent community hub ensures seamless access to this vibrant green heart.
One unified garden incorporates spaces to explore, socialise, rest and play. Primarily for residents, this space will also incorporate a community garden for local groups to use for education and social work. Click on the following images to expand.
