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Graylingwell
Graylingwell is a former hospital site located to the northeast of Chichester city centre. The 34 ha site is designated as a Conservation Area and contains two Grade II listed buildings, a Scheduled Ancient Monument, 472 protected trees and is a Registered Historic Park and Garden.
The existing residential neighbourhoods of Summersdale and Richmond Park bound the site to the north and south. Chichester University and St Richards Hospital are adjacent to the development.
Delivery Included
• A masterplan developed using Collaborative Placemaking processes involving over 350 local people and stakeholders.
• A development layout that achieves a sense of enclosure while maximising south facing buildings and roof areas for energy generation. Phase 1 homes with south facing roofs have 25m2 of photovoltaic units.
• Embedded sustainability measures that address movement, landscape and open space, drainage, ecology as well as reduction of energy use and renewable energy supply.
• Retention and enhancement of the core hospital buildings and layout. Conversion of former farm buildings into accommodation for the creative industries.
• Provision of 750 new homes (40% affordable), over 24,000 sq ft of community uses and approximately 64,000 sq ft of commercial space.
• Code for Sustainable Homes Level 6 for energy and Level 4 in other categories. A combined heat and power plant within the existing water tower.
• Preservation of 622 trees and planting of 1428 new trees in an open space network incorporating new bus routes, new cycle tracks and footpaths.
• Formation of a Community Development Trust to manage the community facilities and open space.
Awards
RTPI Planning Awards (South East) 2010
Community Engagement Award
Sustainable Housing Awards 2010
Sustainable Larger Social Housing Project of the Year
The Housebuilder Awards 2010
Best Low or Carbon Zero Initiative
The existing residential neighbourhoods of Summersdale and Richmond Park bound the site to the north and south. Chichester University and St Richards Hospital are adjacent to the development.
Delivery Included
• A masterplan developed using Collaborative Placemaking processes involving over 350 local people and stakeholders.
• A development layout that achieves a sense of enclosure while maximising south facing buildings and roof areas for energy generation. Phase 1 homes with south facing roofs have 25m2 of photovoltaic units.
• Embedded sustainability measures that address movement, landscape and open space, drainage, ecology as well as reduction of energy use and renewable energy supply.
• Retention and enhancement of the core hospital buildings and layout. Conversion of former farm buildings into accommodation for the creative industries.
• Provision of 750 new homes (40% affordable), over 24,000 sq ft of community uses and approximately 64,000 sq ft of commercial space.
• Code for Sustainable Homes Level 6 for energy and Level 4 in other categories. A combined heat and power plant within the existing water tower.
• Preservation of 622 trees and planting of 1428 new trees in an open space network incorporating new bus routes, new cycle tracks and footpaths.
• Formation of a Community Development Trust to manage the community facilities and open space.
Awards
RTPI Planning Awards (South East) 2010
Community Engagement Award
Sustainable Housing Awards 2010
Sustainable Larger Social Housing Project of the Year
The Housebuilder Awards 2010
Best Low or Carbon Zero Initiative
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