But scheme waiting for all clear from MHCLG before construction can begin
Mace鈥檚 development arm has been given the green light for a 拢500m regeneration scheme in Stevenage by the local council.
The firm, which was appointed to the scheme by Stevenage borough council in 2018, will build five new neighbourhoods in the Hertfordshire town.
Known as SG1, the scheme will provide 1,864 new homes across 11 buildings on 14.5 acres of council-owned land.
It has been masterplanned by architect PRP with landscape architect LDA Design also on the project team.
A public services hub comprising health facilities, a library, retail and office space has been designed by Bennetts Associates.
The scheme is part of a wider 拢1bn regeneration plan which aims to transform the centre of the town over the next 20 years.
A main contractor is expected to be appointed in the coming months, but construction will need to wait for the outcome of a review by MHCLG before it can begin.
Mace is currently project managing the 拢1bn Stratford Waterfront development in London鈥檚 Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, which includes new buildings for the BBC, Sadler鈥檚 Wells Theatre, the Victoria & Albert museum and the University of the Arts鈥� London College of Fashion.
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