Lewisham Ladywell Temporary Housing - Revision history

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	* [http://www.rsh-p.com/news# RSHP News].		* [http://www.rsh-p.com/news# RSHP News].

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	In February 2017, PLACE/Ladywell was Highly Commended in the 2017 London Planning Awards in the category 'Best new place to live'. The prize was collected by Lewisham Cabinet Member for Housing, Damien Egan.		In February 2017, PLACE/Ladywell was Highly Commended in the 2017 London Planning Awards in the category 'Best new place to live'. The prize was collected by Lewisham Cabinet Member for Housing, Damien Egan.
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Editor at 09:44, 6 March 2017

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	Ivan Harbour added, “This type of development can go up to 13 storeys and our only real constraint is the volume you can get on the back of a truck and get round the country. By using offsite construction you can can ship all the material and assemble it locally. It's all about the flexibility of people.”		Ivan Harbour added, “This type of development can go up to 13 storeys and our only real constraint is the volume you can get on the back of a truck and get round the country. By using offsite construction you can can ship all the material and assemble it locally. It's all about the flexibility of people.”
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		+	In February 2017, PLACE/Ladywell was Highly Commended in the 2017 London Planning Awards in the category 'Best new place to live'. The prize was collected by Lewisham Cabinet Member for Housing, Damien Egan.

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Designing Buildings at 14:25, 7 November 2016

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	[[File:Place_ladywell_2.jpg\|link=File:Place_ladywell_2.jpg]]		[[File:Place_ladywell_2.jpg\|link=File:Place_ladywell_2.jpg]]

−	In January 2015, Lewisham Council unveiled plans for an innovative and flexible housing development devised in collaboration with Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners (RSHP). The development is a response to the ongoing demand for housing in the Borough by exploring a short-term use for the site of the former Ladywell Leisure Centre building, which was demolished in 2014.	+	In January 2015, Lewisham Council unveiled plans for an innovative and flexible housing development devised in collaboration with Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners (RSHP). The development is a response to the ongoing demand for housing in the Borough, exploring a short-term use for the site of the former Ladywell Leisure Centre building, which was demolished in 2014.

−	The project creates a deployable, ~~2000~~ m2 development using a volumetric construction method that provides high-quality, energy-efficient accommodation. The system can be built faster and cheaper than if traditional methods ~~were used~~, and the finished structure is fully demountable meaning it can be used over a number of years in different locations.	+	The project creates a deployable, 2,000 m2 development using a volumetric construction method that provides high-quality, energy-efficient accommodation. The system can be built faster and cheaper than traditional methods, and the finished structure is fully-demountable, meaning it can be used over a number of years in different locations.

−	Residential units provide homes for local people in housing need, whilst ground-floor non-residential units are available for community and business use. All units exceed the current space standard requirements by 10%, helping the Council meet an existing shortfall in high-quality temporary and two-bed accommodation ~~whilst it develops new build regeneration programmes for the Ladywell site and others~~.	+	Residential units provide homes for local people in housing need, whilst ground-floor non-residential units are available for community and business use. All units exceed the current space standard requirements by 10%, helping the Council meet an existing shortfall in high-quality temporary and two-bed accommodation.

−	Ivan Harbour, Partner at RSHP, said~~: “We are very excited to be working with Lewisham Council on~~ the ~~Ladywell site, which we believe~~ offers a blueprint to meet a wide range of urban housing needs. By delivering well-designed, flexible and sustainable accommodation using a quick and cost-effective volumetric technology, we hope to change the way we think about house building in the future.”	+	Ivan Harbour, Partner at RSHP, said the project: “ ..offers a blueprint to meet a wide range of urban housing needs. By delivering well-designed, flexible and sustainable accommodation using a quick and cost-effective volumetric technology, we hope to change the way we think about house building in the future.”

−	Sir Steve Bullock, Mayor of Lewisham, said: “This scheme may offer a solution to an all too common problem that plagues many development sites, which often sit unused while complex regeneration plans are put together. When we have thousands of people on our housing waiting list and are paying out for expensive bed and breakfast stays that is a terrible waste. We are also showing with this partnership with Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners that we can achieve real quality and value for money.”	+	Sir Steve Bullock, Mayor of Lewisham, said: “This scheme may offer a solution to an all too common problem that plagues many development sites, which often sit unused while complex regeneration plans are put together. When we have thousands of people on our housing waiting list and are paying out for expensive bed and breakfast stays - that is a terrible waste. We are also showing with this partnership with Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners that we can achieve real quality and value for money.”

	On 7 July 2016, the project won the Mayor's Prize and the Temporary building category at the New London Architecture awards.		On 7 July 2016, the project won the Mayor's Prize and the Temporary building category at the New London Architecture awards.

Designing Buildings at 10:35, 15 July 2016

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	Sir Steve Bullock, Mayor of Lewisham, said: “This scheme may offer a solution to an all too common problem that plagues many development sites, which often sit unused while complex regeneration plans are put together. When we have thousands of people on our housing waiting list and are paying out for expensive bed and breakfast stays that is a terrible waste. We are also showing with this partnership with Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners that we can achieve real quality and value for money.”		Sir Steve Bullock, Mayor of Lewisham, said: “This scheme may offer a solution to an all too common problem that plagues many development sites, which often sit unused while complex regeneration plans are put together. When we have thousands of people on our housing waiting list and are paying out for expensive bed and breakfast stays that is a terrible waste. We are also showing with this partnership with Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners that we can achieve real quality and value for money.”

−	On 7 July 2016, the project won the Mayor's Prize and the Temporary building category at the New London Architecture awards~~. Ref [http://www.rsh-p.com/news/2016/place-ladywell-housing-wins-at-nla-awards/ RSHP]~~.	+	On 7 July 2016, the project won the Mayor's Prize and the Temporary building category at the New London Architecture awards.

	The scheme was formally launched on 14 July 2016, when Bullock described it as a “...great example of how we can use innovation to respond to this very real and growing challenge.”		The scheme was formally launched on 14 July 2016, when Bullock described it as a “...great example of how we can use innovation to respond to this very real and growing challenge.”

−	Ivan Harbour ~~said~~, “This type of development can go up to 13 storeys and our only real constraint is the volume you can get on the back of a truck and get round the country. By using offsite construction you can can ship all the material and assemble it locally. It's all about the flexibility of people.”	+	Ivan Harbour added, “This type of development can go up to 13 storeys and our only real constraint is the volume you can get on the back of a truck and get round the country. By using offsite construction you can can ship all the material and assemble it locally. It's all about the flexibility of people.”

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Designing Buildings at 10:31, 15 July 2016

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	In January 2015, Lewisham Council unveiled plans for an innovative and flexible housing development devised in collaboration with Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners (RSHP). The development is a response to the ongoing demand for housing in the Borough by exploring a short-term use for the site of the former Ladywell Leisure Centre building, which was demolished in 2014.		In January 2015, Lewisham Council unveiled plans for an innovative and flexible housing development devised in collaboration with Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners (RSHP). The development is a response to the ongoing demand for housing in the Borough by exploring a short-term use for the site of the former Ladywell Leisure Centre building, which was demolished in 2014.

−	The ~~proposal is for~~ a deployable, 2000 m2 development using a volumetric construction method that provides high-quality, energy-efficient accommodation. The ~~proposed development~~ can be built faster and cheaper than if traditional methods were used, and the finished structure is fully demountable meaning it ~~could~~ be used over a number of years in different locations.	+	The project creates a deployable, 2000 m2 development using a volumetric construction method that provides high-quality, energy-efficient accommodation. The system can be built faster and cheaper than if traditional methods were used, and the finished structure is fully demountable meaning it can be used over a number of years in different locations.

−	~~The temporary scheme will be procured for a maximum budget of £4,300,000 and will be on site for up to 4 years. The first residential~~ units ~~could be occupied as early as summer 2015, providing 24~~ homes for local people in housing need, ~~as well as eight~~ ground-floor non-residential units for community and business use. All units exceed the current space standard requirements by 10%, helping the Council meet an existing shortfall in high-quality temporary and two-bed accommodation whilst it develops new build regeneration programmes for the Ladywell site and others.	+	Residential units provide homes for local people in housing need, whilst ground-floor non-residential units are available for community and business use. All units exceed the current space standard requirements by 10%, helping the Council meet an existing shortfall in high-quality temporary and two-bed accommodation whilst it develops new build regeneration programmes for the Ladywell site and others.

	Ivan Harbour, Partner at RSHP, said: “We are very excited to be working with Lewisham Council on the Ladywell site, which we believe offers a blueprint to meet a wide range of urban housing needs. By delivering well-designed, flexible and sustainable accommodation using a quick and cost-effective volumetric technology, we hope to change the way we think about house building in the future.”		Ivan Harbour, Partner at RSHP, said: “We are very excited to be working with Lewisham Council on the Ladywell site, which we believe offers a blueprint to meet a wide range of urban housing needs. By delivering well-designed, flexible and sustainable accommodation using a quick and cost-effective volumetric technology, we hope to change the way we think about house building in the future.”
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	On 7 July 2016, the project won the Mayor's Prize and the Temporary building category at the New London Architecture awards. Ref [http://www.rsh-p.com/news/2016/place-ladywell-housing-wins-at-nla-awards/ RSHP].		On 7 July 2016, the project won the Mayor's Prize and the Temporary building category at the New London Architecture awards. Ref [http://www.rsh-p.com/news/2016/place-ladywell-housing-wins-at-nla-awards/ RSHP].

−	The scheme was formally launched on 14 July 2016~~. Mayor of Lewisham Sir Steve~~ Bullock described it as a “...great example of how we can use innovation to respond to this very real and growing challenge.”	+	The scheme was formally launched on 14 July 2016, when Bullock described it as a “...great example of how we can use innovation to respond to this very real and growing challenge.”

−	Ivan Harbour~~, partner at Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners~~ said, “This type of development can go up to 13 storeys and our only real constraint is the volume you can get on the back of a truck and get round the country. By using offsite construction you can can ship all the material and assemble it locally. It's all about the flexibility of people.”	+	Ivan Harbour said, “This type of development can go up to 13 storeys and our only real constraint is the volume you can get on the back of a truck and get round the country. By using offsite construction you can can ship all the material and assemble it locally. It's all about the flexibility of people.”

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Designing Buildings at 10:27, 15 July 2016

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	In January 2015, Lewisham Council unveiled plans for an innovative and flexible housing development devised in collaboration with Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners (RSHP). The development is a response to the ongoing demand for housing in the Borough by exploring a short-term use for the site of the former Ladywell Leisure Centre building, which was demolished in 2014.		In January 2015, Lewisham Council unveiled plans for an innovative and flexible housing development devised in collaboration with Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners (RSHP). The development is a response to the ongoing demand for housing in the Borough by exploring a short-term use for the site of the former Ladywell Leisure Centre building, which was demolished in 2014.
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	On 7 July 2016, the project won the Mayor's Prize and the Temporary building category at the New London Architecture awards. Ref [http://www.rsh-p.com/news/2016/place-ladywell-housing-wins-at-nla-awards/ RSHP].		On 7 July 2016, the project won the Mayor's Prize and the Temporary building category at the New London Architecture awards. Ref [http://www.rsh-p.com/news/2016/place-ladywell-housing-wins-at-nla-awards/ RSHP].
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		+	The scheme was formally launched on 14 July 2016. Mayor of Lewisham Sir Steve Bullock described it as a “...great example of how we can use innovation to respond to this very real and growing challenge.”
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		+	Ivan Harbour, partner at Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners said, “This type of development can go up to 13 storeys and our only real constraint is the volume you can get on the back of a truck and get round the country. By using offsite construction you can can ship all the material and assemble it locally. It's all about the flexibility of people.”

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Designing Buildings at 10:24, 15 July 2016

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	In January 2015, Lewisham Council unveiled plans for an innovative and flexible housing development devised in collaboration with Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners (RSHP). The development is a response to the ongoing demand for housing in the Borough by exploring a short-term use for the site of the former Ladywell Leisure Centre building, which was demolished in 2014.		In January 2015, Lewisham Council unveiled plans for an innovative and flexible housing development devised in collaboration with Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners (RSHP). The development is a response to the ongoing demand for housing in the Borough by exploring a short-term use for the site of the former Ladywell Leisure Centre building, which was demolished in 2014.

86.152.149.211 at 10:18, 15 July 2016

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−	~~[[File:Lewisham Ladywell Temporary Housing Render RSHP.jpg\|RTENOTITLE]]~~	+	In January 2015, Lewisham Council unveiled plans for an innovative and flexible housing development devised in collaboration with Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners (RSHP). The development is a response to the ongoing demand for housing in the Borough by exploring a short-term use for the site of the former Ladywell Leisure Centre building, which was demolished in 2014.
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−	In January 2015, Lewisham Council unveiled plans for an innovative and flexible housing development devised in collaboration with Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners (RSHP). The development is a response to the ongoing demand for housing in the Borough by exploring a short-term use for the site of the former Ladywell Leisure Centre building, which was demolished in 2014.~~<br/>~~	+

	The proposal is for a deployable, 2000 m2 development using a volumetric construction method that provides high-quality, energy-efficient accommodation. The proposed development can be built faster and cheaper than if traditional methods were used, and the finished structure is fully demountable meaning it could be used over a number of years in different locations.		The proposal is for a deployable, 2000 m2 development using a volumetric construction method that provides high-quality, energy-efficient accommodation. The proposed development can be built faster and cheaper than if traditional methods were used, and the finished structure is fully demountable meaning it could be used over a number of years in different locations.
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	Ivan Harbour, Partner at RSHP, said: “We are very excited to be working with Lewisham Council on the Ladywell site, which we believe offers a blueprint to meet a wide range of urban housing needs. By delivering well-designed, flexible and sustainable accommodation using a quick and cost-effective volumetric technology, we hope to change the way we think about house building in the future.”		Ivan Harbour, Partner at RSHP, said: “We are very excited to be working with Lewisham Council on the Ladywell site, which we believe offers a blueprint to meet a wide range of urban housing needs. By delivering well-designed, flexible and sustainable accommodation using a quick and cost-effective volumetric technology, we hope to change the way we think about house building in the future.”

−	Sir Steve Bullock, Mayor of Lewisham, said: “This scheme may offer a solution to an all too common problem that plagues many development sites, which often sit unused while complex regeneration plans are put together. When we have thousands of people on our housing waiting list and are paying out for expensive bed and breakfast stays that is a terrible waste. We are also showing with this partnership with Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners that we can achieve real quality and value for money.”~~<br~~/>	+	Sir Steve Bullock, Mayor of Lewisham, said: “This scheme may offer a solution to an all too common problem that plagues many development sites, which often sit unused while complex regeneration plans are put together. When we have thousands of people on our housing waiting list and are paying out for expensive bed and breakfast stays that is a terrible waste. We are also showing with this partnership with Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners that we can achieve real quality and value for money.”
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		+	On 7 July 2016, the project won the Mayor's Prize and the Temporary building category at the New London Architecture awards. Ref [http://www.rsh-p.com/news/2016/place-ladywell-housing-wins-at-nla-awards/ RSHP].
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		+	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

−	~~= Find out more<br/> =~~	+	* Concept architectural design.
		+	* RSHP.
		+	* 8 Chifley.
		+	* Nuovo Centro Civico - Scandicci.
		+	* Y:Cube.
		+	* RSHP move to Leadenhall Building.
		+	* Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners

−	=== ~~Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki<br/>~~ ===	+	=== External references ===
−	*Concept architectural design.<br/>	+
−	*RSHP.	+
−	*8 Chifley.	+
−	*Nuovo Centro Civico - Scandicci.	+
−	*Y:Cube.	+
−	*RSHP move to Leadenhall Building.<br/>	+
−	*Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners<br/>	+

−	~~=== External references<br/> ===~~	+	* [http://www.rsh-p.com/news# RSHP News].
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Designing Buildings at 07:34, 18 January 2015

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−	In January 2015, Lewisham Council unveiled plans for an innovative and flexible housing development devised in collaboration with Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners (RSHP). The development is a response to the ongoing demand for housing in the Borough by exploring a short-term use for the site of the former Ladywell Leisure Centre building, which was demolished in ~~early~~ 2014.<br/>	+	In January 2015, Lewisham Council unveiled plans for an innovative and flexible housing development devised in collaboration with Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners (RSHP). The development is a response to the ongoing demand for housing in the Borough by exploring a short-term use for the site of the former Ladywell Leisure Centre building, which was demolished in 2014.<br/>

−	The proposal is for a deployable, 2000 m2~~, predominantly residential~~ development using a volumetric construction method that provides high quality, energy efficient accommodation. The proposed development can be built faster and cheaper than if traditional methods were used, and the finished structure is fully demountable meaning it could be used over a number of years in different locations.	+	The proposal is for a deployable, 2000 m2 development using a volumetric construction method that provides high-quality, energy-efficient accommodation. The proposed development can be built faster and cheaper than if traditional methods were used, and the finished structure is fully demountable meaning it could be used over a number of years in different locations.

	The temporary scheme will be procured for a maximum budget of £4,300,000 and will be on site for up to 4 years. The first residential units could be occupied as early as summer 2015, providing 24 homes for local people in housing need, as well as eight ground-floor non-residential units for community and business use. All units exceed the current space standard requirements by 10%, helping the Council meet an existing shortfall in high-quality temporary and two-bed accommodation whilst it develops new build regeneration programmes for the Ladywell site and others.		The temporary scheme will be procured for a maximum budget of £4,300,000 and will be on site for up to 4 years. The first residential units could be occupied as early as summer 2015, providing 24 homes for local people in housing need, as well as eight ground-floor non-residential units for community and business use. All units exceed the current space standard requirements by 10%, helping the Council meet an existing shortfall in high-quality temporary and two-bed accommodation whilst it develops new build regeneration programmes for the Ladywell site and others.