Students from the Bartlett School of Architecture are collaborating with three other leading UK institutions to address one of the sector’s most urgent priorities: the delivery of healthy, affordable social housing at scale.
The Women and Children’s Building at the Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust has received the Best Architectural Design for a Healthcare Facility award.
Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council’s plans for the town centre include regenerating Ryecroft, Astley Place and the Midway car park, bringing 328 new homes, retail and businesses.
A £14.7m specialist engineering and construction training facility is set to be delivered in Thornaby, designed to address skills shortages and meet core industrial demand across the Tees Valley.
The National Federation of Builders (NFB) is backing plans to build the UK’s first city in over 50 years saying it will enable growth, help solve the housing crisis and create something as “well loved as the NHS”.
