Firm to work with architects Mae and Grant Associates on design for Camden council
Architect Hawkins Brown has been appointed to develop plans for a 拢55m housing regeneration project in Camden.
The firm will work with fellow architects Mae and Grant Associates to design a 360 home development at the Agar Grove Estate for Camden council.
Consultant EC Harris and engineers Max Fordham and Peter Brett Associates will also help develop the plans for the project.
A total 112 homes will be demolished at the 1960s housing estate to make way for the new housing.
A range of housing types will be provided including terraced houses, maisonettes and flats.
Seth Rutt, partner at Hawkins Brown said the design would be informed by Camden 鈥渞eal commitment to sustainability - both environmentally and socially鈥�.
He said: 鈥淭he client is keen to build on 鈥榝abric first鈥� principles to exceed legislation and tackle fuel poverty. Camden are also committed to keeping the existing community on site, which we will be doing with a phased, single decant - residents will be able to watch their new homes being built - and then move in.鈥�
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