Landstruction successfully tendered for a consortium led project in Chester, to create a new site entrance at Kings Moat Garden Village for Redrow Homes and Taylor Wimpey Homes.
Wrexham Rd, Chester, Cheshire CH4 7QL
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Spring 2022
Winter 2019
Summer 2020
Working from structural drawings issued by Bett’s Associates, the foundations were excavated and poured by our in-house teams – working to an accelerated programme due to the inclement weather at the time.
Working with engineers from Cheshire Surveys, the blockwork for the sandstone pillars and curved walls were set out and our teams got to work getting the structures ‘out of the ground’.
Sandstone was selected as it provided a natural aesthetic that blends seamlessly with the geology of the local area.
From foundations going in, it took our teams four weeks to construct the two Red Cheshire Sandstone walls and sets of pillars, a fantastic achievement given the time of year that this project was undertaken.
Placemaking is key to the success of any new housing development, as it provides a context within which homes sit and helps creates a sense of identity, which will attract prospective purchasers.
David Binks
We now maintain the outdoor spaces to keep them looking their best for the new residents. From regular lawn care and pathway maintenance to tree and hedge trimming, our team of experts ensure the new housing development is always in top condition.
We are always looking for ways to promote sustainability and support local ecosystems. We left a natural wilderness area in the heart of the development which happily provides the perfect habitat for a wild badger set. We also installed a beehive, carefully selecting the ideal location, taking into consideration factors such as sunlight, nearby flowers, and proximity to the residents.
Every project we deliver is an opportunity for us to solve problems, innovate and collaborate with our clients.