Another great achievement for #collinsrolston in the housing sector as we have secured a place to provide architectural services for social and affordable residential developments in a Regional Framework Agreement in the Republic of Ireland. The four-year-long Regional Framework will deliver around 1,156 units in the counties of Sligo, Mayo, Roscommon, Leitrim, Donegal and Galway. The Framework is part of the Accelerated Delivery of Housing (ADP) program and promotes the adoption of Modern Methods of Construction. MMC or ‘smart construction’, is a faster way of delivering new buildings by maximising the efficiency of material and human resources. The project is funded by the Housing for All Strategy. “We are delighted to be part of yet another coveted program and contribute to a huge positive step towards creating a more sustainable and affordable housing market in Ireland,” commented Collins Rolston MD Mark Collins. #collinsrolston #galwaycitycouncil#galwaycountycouncil#architecturalframework #architecture #housingproject #housinginireland #sligocountycouncil #roscommoncountycouncil #leitrimcountycouncil #donegalcountycouncil #residentialdevelopments
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Canada’s housing crisis is a chance to lead. Lisa Raitt’s Intelligence Memo outlines how smarter zoning, modular construction, and transit-focused design can deliver affordable, sustainable homes. https://lnkd.in/gppAf9bt
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We’re thrilled to be hosting Unlocking Nottingham: From Potential to Permission—a dynamic panel event designed to explore the exciting opportunities shaping Nottingham’s future! Join us on Thursday 23 January from 17:30 - 20:00, as Jenny Keen MRTPI, Sarah MacPherson MRTPI, Hannah Hamilton-Rutter and guest speakers Victoria Green and Paul Seddon discuss what landowners, developers, and their advisors, can do to take advantage of existing properties and land from small-scale conversions, adding additional storeys, to a complete redevelopment from the ground up. We will challenge the narrative that brownfield sites, conversions, and particularly historic buildings are ‘too hard’ or ‘too expensive’ to add commercial value to your portfolio. Following the development timeline from inception to delivery, we will cover the following key areas: - Demystifying design and heritage issues and opportunities - Making the most out of pre-application engagement - How the changing national and local plan context and legislation changes impact development in Nottingham Whether you're in development, design, or simply passionate about Nottingham’s future, this is your chance to be part of the conversation. https://lnkd.in/e-kYd6BE Nicki Edwards #UnlockingNottingham #UrbanGrowth #MarronsArchitecture #CityPlanning #SustainableDevelopment
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Many thanks to Material Source for the interview. We discuss our practice ethos, as well as a focus on some of the challenges facing the industry. See the full story below!
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4moWell done Mark, great work.