Project Aim and Objectives

Project Aim

To create a development of high quality, distinctiveness and local identity, which is sustainable, meets housing needs, delivers quality and recognizes aspirations, affordability and value for money.

Key Objectives

  • Co-ordinate a phased redevelopment of Fraser Avenue
  • Promote a coherent overall development within the constraints of the retained area
  • Promote high quality standards of planning and urban design; create a modern and attractive place to live
  • Provide a safe, secure and pleasant environment
  • Create a development which is sustainable and energy efficient (Silver Standard)
  • Promote the involvement of tenants and residents in the design and decision making process
  • Provide housing which is accessible and adaptable by observing Barrier Free and Housing for Varying Needs principles
  • Meet the demands of the area in terms of housing need

Development Brief

A Development Brief has been prepared by partners involved in the regeneration to give:

  • clear guidance in respect of the aspirations and vision of the partners involved in the project.
  • key issues and factors to be addressed in the site’s redevelopment.
  • a clear and strategic framework for the planning and design of the sites redevelopment as a phased approach.

High levels of community / tenant engagement are planned including:

  • consultation events & workshops
  • surveys
  • tenant choice (for returning residents)

A number of added value projects will progress in association with building works / redevelopment programme.  These are likely to include projects that

  • deliver training and employment opportunities.
  • contribute to environmental sustainability.
  • involve local schools and community.

A Governance Structure has been established through which the redevelopment will be delivered.

For more information on the redevelopment please email Kingdom Housing Association, Development Administration development@kingdomhousing.org.uk or call us on 01383 515949.


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