Construction company GRAHAM has been selected by Latimer, the development arm of affordable housing provider Clarion Housing Group, to spearhead the initial phase of the Dyecoats mixed-use project in Leeds, UK.
The mixed-use project aims to deliver over 400 homes, with over 50% categorised as affordable homes.
GRAHAM’s appointment comes after the approval of the Stage 2 sign-off by the Building Safety Regulator.
Work will commence for the first three buildings of the Dyecoats development situated on Kirkstall Road.
This regeneration initiative is expected to transform a 13-acre brownfield site along the River Aire.
The first phase of the Dyecoats project will feature 434 mixed-tenure homes, comprising 100 affordable rent homes, 138 shared ownership homes, and 196 homes for private sale.
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By GlobalDataAdditionally, the project will include a food hall, enhanced public spaces with access to the River Aire, and a new north-south connection across the river.
Designed with sustainability in mind, the new community is stated to adhere to best practice sustainability requirements, promoting resource efficiency.
The development aims to encourage a car-free lifestyle, offering easy pedestrian and cycling access to the city centre.
The broader vision for the Dyecoats development includes the creation of up to 1,799 homes, contributing to the housing market in Leeds.
GRAHAM managing director Jonathan Hall said: “We’re thrilled to partner with Latimer on the landmark Dyecoats scheme, reflecting our shared commitment to creating homes and neighbourhoods that prioritise sustainability and community.
“This appointment also celebrates Dyecoats being one of the first new build developments to receive Building Safety Act Gateway 2 approval, showcasing our deep understanding of the gateway process to deliver the highest standards of safety and quality in construction. This project will play a pivotal role in regenerating the area, and we look forward to bringing Latimer’s vision to life.”
Earlier this month, GRAHAM was also selected to lead the second stage of the Didcot and surrounding area major infrastructure scheme in the UK.
