Residential Development Built Using Modular Technology Arrives In Eastbourne By Crane

Monday, 9 August 2021 16:14

The upper levels of a new residential development in Eastbourne town centre were craned into place last week, becoming the first homes built by Eastbourne Borough Council using modular technology.

The complex of 12 affordable flats was built off-site in Newhaven by a specialist modular building company and transported to the site in Langney Road where they were fixed into place using a crane.

Councillor Alan Shuttleworth, Cabinet Member for Housing at Eastbourne Borough Council, said:

"It is fantastic to see another development of affordable homes from our Aspiration Homes partnership nearing completion as we continue to increase our housing supply for residents.

"People on the council's housing register will soon be able to enjoy living in these high-quality affordable homes which are very centrally located in Langney Road and built with sophisticated modular technology."

Dick Shone from Boutique Modern and Cllr Alan Shuttleworth, Lead Member for Housing at Eastbourne Borough Council
The upper levels of a new residential development in Eastbourne town centre were craned into place this week, becoming the first homes built by the council using modular technology. The complex of 12 affordable flats was built off-site in Newhaven by a specialist modular building company and transported to the site in Langney Road where they were fixed into place using a crane. Councillor Alan Shuttleworth, Cabinet Member for Housing at Eastbourne Borough Council, said: “It is fantastic to see another development of affordable homes from our Apsiration Homes partnership nearing completion as we continue to increase our housing supply for residents. “People on the council’s housing register will soon be able to enjoy living in these high-quality affordable homes which are very centrally located in Langney Road and built with sophisticated modular technology.” The design utilises Boutique Modern's standard fabric first approach, maximising energy performance within each apartment through airtight construction and super insulation. The housing scheme will also benefit from solar energy generation. The flats are due to be completed and ready to move into in October this year.
Posted by Eastbourne Borough Council on Tuesday, August 3, 2021

The design utilises Boutique Modern's standard fabric first approach, maximising energy performance within each apartment through airtight construction and super insulation. The housing scheme will also benefit from solar energy generation.

The flats are due to be completed and ready to move into in October.