The Greenfields Housing Development Case Studies
This case study examines the 322-plot development by Barratt Homes, highlighting the innovative s278 works and geowall retaining wall construction that facilitated the project's success. It emphasizes the importance of community-oriented design, effective slope stabilization, and sustainable construction practices. This project exemplifies best practices in integrating residential developments with surrounding infrastructure while addressing construction challenges and environmental responsibilities. Explore how Barratt Homes' approach serves as a model for future housing schemes aiming to balance development needs with community engagement.
Project details:
Client: Barratt Homes
Team: Complete Group
Type: Groundworks & Civils
Location: Sheffield
Project value: £13.3 million
Duration: 3 Years
Procurement:
Case Study: 322-Plot Development for Barratt Homes Phase 2 Housing Scheme
Introduction
This case study explores the 322-plot development undertaken by Barratt Homes, focusing on the s278 works and geowall retaining wall construction that were integral to the project’s success. The housing scheme exemplifies innovative engineering solutions, addressing both construction challenges and community needs.
Project Overview
The development encompasses a significant 322 plots designed to provide residential spaces within a well-planned area. The s278 works utilized in this project involved modifications to the existing public highway network, ensuring safe access and improved connectivity for residents. This meticulous planning facilitated the integration of the new housing scheme with surrounding infrastructure, underscoring the project’s commitment to community-oriented design.
Geowall Retaining Wall Construction
One of the major challenges faced during the development was the need for effective slope stabilization. To address this, geowall retaining walls were constructed, enhancing the site’s stability and promoting sustainable drainage practices. These retaining walls not only support the terrain but also contribute to the aesthetics of the overall landscape. The use of geowalls demonstrates Barratt Homes’ dedication to environmentally responsible construction techniques.
Conclusion
In summary, the case study of the 322-plot development for Barratt Homes illustrates a successful integration of s278 works and geowall technology. The project showcases best practices in construction, prioritizing community engagement, safety, and sustainability. As such, it serves as a model for future housing schemes aiming to balance development needs with environmental responsibility.
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This case study examines the 322-plot development by Barratt Homes, highlighting the innovative s278 works and geowall retaining wall construction that facilitated the project’s success. It emphasizes the importance of community-oriented design, effective slope stabilization.
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