Work set to begin on carbon zero London park town
The team behind a new London park town has announced that a UK architect will lead on the initial phase of development.
Whittam Cox Architects will lead the technical implementation as executive architects for two plots at the new Brent Cross Town development.
Brent Cross Town will be a new park town for London and is set to be net carbon zero by 2030.
The town will feature 6,700 new homes, workspaces, shops, restaurants, schools and student accommodation.
Nick Riley, board director at Whittam Cox Architects, commented: “Our appointment on Brent Cross Town reflects our experience in high-quality urban residential projects.
“This appointment with Argent Related is a significant instruction for us.
“The vision is bold and ambitious, and Argent Related’s commitment to the environmental agenda is commendable.”
Tom Goodall, head of residential for Argent Related, commented: “We have developed a relationship with Whittam Cox Architects on the back of their track-record and experience.
“We believe their technical and commercial strength, as well their understanding of modern methods of construction, will help ensure we deliver exceptional quality buildings and homes.”
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