A modern collection of 293 one and two bedroom apartments and two, three and four bedroom homes
An architecturally striking collection of one and two bedroom apartments along with three and four bedroom homes.
A mix of 89 one, two and three bedroom apartments along with two and three bedroom family townhouses across two neighbouring sites
A modern collection of eighty seven 1 & 2 bedroom apartments and 2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes, conveniently located just a short stroll from Hatfield train station.
Specialists in all types of refurbishment works to social housing properties on behalf of public sector clients, from fire safety works to retrofit decarbonisation, and decent homes.
A established regional housebuilder, creating bespoke homes of exceptional design and quality in London and the Northern Home Counties.
Peabody has appointed Durkan to refurbish nine 13-storey tower blocks in Thamesmead as part of the wider regeneration of the area.
The contract, worth £4.5m, is the second Thamesmead contract that Durkan has won to date.
Situated on the Parkview Estate in Thamesmead, the nine towers comprise a total of 432 apartments. Residents will remain in situ during the works which include:
Jim Briggs, Managing Director, Durkan said “We’re delighted to have been appointed by Peabody for a second time and to be able to play our part in improving living environments for the Thamesmead community. We have a strong history in delivering refurbishment projects of this kind and will be drawing on this experience to employ the highest standards of resident liaison and welfare throughout.”
John Lewis, Executive Director Thamesmead, Peabody said “The regeneration of Thamesmead will involve the development of thousands of new homes but it is equally important to improve homes for existing residents. The refurbishment of the Thamesmead Towers is logistically challenging with residents remaining in situ throughout. Durkan has an excellent track record in this type of work and has demonstrated full commitment to both quality and resident safety and satisfaction as part of its bid.”
Durkan will employ mast climbers rather than scaffolding for the works in order to reduce disruption to residents and improve delivery timescales.
Works are expected to complete in December 2019.
06.03.2019
16.07.2018
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