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D&B Construction >  Projects > The Brixton Hill Project

The Brixton Hill Project, London

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Sector
Residential
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Units
74
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Contract Value
29m
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Programme
Oct 20 – Jul 23
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Sector
Residential
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Units
74
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Contract Value
29m
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Programme
Oct 20 – Jul 23

Project Description

The new build seven storey building (including basement) overlooking Rush Common comprises a total of 74 new homes across three blocks; 44 private and 30 affordable, ranging from 1, 2 and 3 bedroom units. Commercial and retail space are introduced at ground and basement levels, including a new purpose built archive facility for the London Borough of Lambeth Archives.

The mixed-tenure homes are spread across three residential blocks named Palladium Court, Regal Court and the Darcus Howe Apartments, complimented with a pocket park to the rear.

 

The Site

A redevelopment of the former Council offices on Brixton Hill as the final phase of the Muse Development and Lambeth Council’s ‘‘Your New Town Hall” project to transform civic facilities and buildings in central Brixton.

A development rooted with connections to Brixton’s heroic history, the newly built Lambeth Archives was launched with the unveiling of a memorial stone and reading room in Olive Morris’ name, a Jamaican-born, British-based community leader and campaigner in the feminist, black nationalist, and squatters’ rights campaigns of the 1970s. Broadcaster and writer, Darcus Howe is commemorated with the naming of the Darcus Howe apartments which house 21 affordable apartments.

Our dedicated team of experts, from the initial design concept to final completion.

  • Design Team
  • McAleer & Rushe Team
  • Architect: Cartwright Pickard
  • BREEAM: BPP Energy
  • Structural: Curtins
  • M&E: Caldwell Consulting
  • Fire: OFR Consultants
  • Acoustics: Adnitt Acoustics
  • Contracts Director : Jonathan O’Neill
  • Contracts Manager: Ryan McShane
  • Project Manager: Stephen McGinty
  • Site Manager: Gordon Verner
  • Quantity Surveyor: Gavin Devir / Matthew Keyes
London

161
Drury Lane
London
WC2B 5PN

T: +4420 7224 4900

enquiries@mcaleer-rushe.co.uk

Belfast

4th Floor, Moneda House
25 – 27 Wellington Place
Belfast
BT1 6DG

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Dublin

The Cresent Building
Northwood
Santry
Dublin 9

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Cookstown

17-19
Dungannon Road
Cookstown
BT80 8TL

T: +4428 8676 3741

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