KPW Completes First Project under Quantum Consortium
Leicester based KPW Architects, one of the East Midlands most
diverse architectural practices, has completed the first project
under the four year Quantum Consortium framework agreement.
Peartree Mews at Bulwell Lane in Basford, Nottingham is a
£1.5m affordable housing scheme that consists of 13 houses
and seven flats for shared ownership and social rent along with
communal car parking in a secure courtyard and private gardens.
KPW has worked alongside Derwent Living and Lovell
Partnerships on the project, which features traditional Bulwell
stone detailing to conform to the natural street scene and has
achieved an Eco-Homes rating of 'Very Good'.
Tim Clark, director KPW said: "We have many years
experience in affordable housing and our selection onto the
Quantum Consortium is an achievement to our commitment
to this sector. Our intention when working with Framework
members is to develop positive working relationships based on
quality of outputs, generation of opportunities and value for
money. Peartree Mews at Bulwell Lane serves as an
excellent example of this objective."
Hayley Sowter, Land Manager for Derwent Living added:
"Derwent is very pleased with the development. We have
worked alongside KPW to create a scheme which we hope
will be a catalyst for regeneration in the prominent area of
Basford."
The four year Quantum Consortium has an estimated total
value of £10m and projects completed in the timeframe will
have build values ranging from less than £500,000 to those
in excess of £5m. As part of the agreement, KPW will
undertake projects in partnership with Derwent Living,
East Midlands Housing Association (EMH), Futures
Group and LHA-ASRA Group.
under the four year Quantum Consortium framework agreement.
Peartree Mews at Bulwell Lane in Basford, Nottingham is a
£1.5m affordable housing scheme that consists of 13 houses
and seven flats for shared ownership and social rent along with
communal car parking in a secure courtyard and private gardens.
KPW has worked alongside Derwent Living and Lovell
Partnerships on the project, which features traditional Bulwell
stone detailing to conform to the natural street scene and has
achieved an Eco-Homes rating of 'Very Good'.
Tim Clark, director KPW said: "We have many years
experience in affordable housing and our selection onto the
Quantum Consortium is an achievement to our commitment
to this sector. Our intention when working with Framework
members is to develop positive working relationships based on
quality of outputs, generation of opportunities and value for
money. Peartree Mews at Bulwell Lane serves as an
excellent example of this objective."
Hayley Sowter, Land Manager for Derwent Living added:
"Derwent is very pleased with the development. We have
worked alongside KPW to create a scheme which we hope
will be a catalyst for regeneration in the prominent area of
Basford."
The four year Quantum Consortium has an estimated total
value of £10m and projects completed in the timeframe will
have build values ranging from less than £500,000 to those
in excess of £5m. As part of the agreement, KPW will
undertake projects in partnership with Derwent Living,
East Midlands Housing Association (EMH), Futures
Group and LHA-ASRA Group.