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Fairgrove teams up with experts for Cinderhill project

East Midlands, [20 Sep. 07] Fairgrove Homes has announced it has teamed up with two of the UK’s leading players in engineering and design as it continues to build a consensus for the development of new homes in Cinderhill.

The Ilkeston-based new homes firm has engaged the services of engineering consultancy Joynes Pike and Associates and architect John Thompson & Partners as it continues to consult with all stakeholders in the Cinderhill development.

Architectural firm John Thompson & Partners specialises in urban design with experience on projects throughout the UK and across Europe. It places a particular emphasis on delivering creative solutions to development which simultaneously achieve physical, social, economic and environmental change.

Joynes Pike and Associates, a leading UK civil engineering firm with headquarters in the East Midlands, has been involved in major projects such as the Arsenal Emirates stadium and Nottingham University Jubilee Campus extension, as well as schemes with all the leading UK house builders.

Joynes Pike and Associates will start its work at Cinderhill by looking at the legacy of contamination on the site and draw up potential solutions for sustainable development.

“We’re pleased to have secured the expertise of these leading UK firms,” says Steve Midgley, managing director of Fairgrove Homes. “The two firms have significant experience of working with stakeholders to deliver a solution that is sustainable and can improve the quality of life for locals. We have a commitment to partnership with all parties interested in the future of Cinderhill, and are looking to minimise the impact that any development may have.”

 

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