GRAHAM wins £100m deal after safety regulator approval

Clarion Housing Group’s improvement arm Latimer has appointed GRAHAM to ship the primary section of its Dyecoats mixed-use improvement in Leeds.

The appointment follows Latimer’s approval of its Constructing Security Regulator Stage 2 log out, marking a key milestone within the scheme.

Jonathan Corridor, Managing Director at GRAHAM, stated: “This appointment celebrates Dyecoats being one of many first new construct developments to obtain Constructing Security Act Gateway 2 approval, showcasing our deep understanding of the gateway course of to ship the best requirements of security and high quality in building.

“This venture will play a pivotal position in regenerating the realm, and we look ahead to bringing Latimer’s imaginative and prescient to life.”

GRAHAM will ship the primary three buildings of the Dyecoats improvement on Kirkstall Highway reworking a 13-acre brownfield web site alongside the River Aire.

Section 1 of the venture will embrace new residential buildings offering 434 mixed-tenure properties. It would embrace a vibrant meals corridor, new prime quality public realm with entry to the River Aire and a brand new north south connection throughout the river. In the end, the broader scheme will ship as much as 1,799 properties.

Richard Prepare dinner, Chief Improvement Officer at Clarion Housing Group, stated: “Efficiently securing Constructing Security Regulator approval mixed with the appointment of GRAHAM, are important milestones for Latimer as we proceed to construct momentum throughout our inexpensive housing programme within the North of England.

“Our flagship Dyecoats improvement in Leeds highlights our continued dedication to delivering sustainable communities and contributing to tackling the nationwide housing disaster. We look ahead to Partnering with GRAHAM to make sure our imaginative and prescient of a high-quality, sustainable improvement turns into a actuality.”