Sustainable architecture TOP OF THE CLASS
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AFFORDABLE ARCHITECTURE
Brewster Bye is reinforcing its position as one of the UK’s leading architecture practices operating in the affordable housing sector after winning contracts to deliver 935 affordable homes over the next 12 months. In the last two years alone, Brewster Bye has worked on more than 1,000 affordable homes on behalf of housing associations throughout the UK. This trend looks set to continue following a number of new contract wins including 54 new affordable homes at Hob Moor in York on behalf of Yorkshire Housing and a new development in Northwich that consists of 42 units for Strategic Team Group. In April, planning permission was also granted for a £5.8m development that will consist of 47 new homes on Maltings Road in Halifax that will be developed by Home Group. In June Brewster Bye won the prestigious residential category at the RICS East Midlands Awards, for its work on Greenwich Gardens in Derby.
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