• PROJECT CHALLENGES:

    Contaminated brownfield site; high quality finish to promote social community

  • AWARDS:

    RICS NI Award: Regeneration (winner), 2015

  • RICS NI Award: Residential (winner), 2015

  • RICS NI Award: Project of the Year (winner), 2015

Social housing development

A key aspect of the Parkside development is its sense of community. A close site plan, sharp street corners and bespoke kerbing, along with variations in the scale of dwellings, variations in their facilities and the feeling of individuals sharing an intimate neighbourhood.

Following careful investigations of the brownfield site and the remediation of contamination this development proceeded with an agenda of excellence. Traditional trench-fill foundations of lean-mix concrete support pre-cast units at ground floor level and load-bearing masonry walls. Traditional timber joists are used for upper floors, with roof structures being cut timber purlins with steel elements. Brick masonry is used structurally but also contributes aesthetically to the character of individual buildings and the Parkside scheme. All elements were given careful attention to ensure high quality engineering design was followed through to excellence of finished product.

Contact

Belfast Office

107 Malone Avenue
Belfast BT9 6EQ

028 9066 7951

Derry Office

10 Ebrington Square
Londonderry BT47 6FA

028 7126 7115

Letterkenny Office

Colab Building, Port Road
Letterkenny, Co Donegal

+353 87 620 3111

Email

postbox@taylor-boyd.com

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