The first phase of new homes built at Brabazon forms a highly sustainable residential quarter - The Hangar District - that sets the tone for the transformation of this 380-acre site.

The new neighbourhood offers 303 new homes: a range of family homes, private apartments, and affordable homes all set within private gardens and community spaces, and arranged on a clear network of legible streets.

A public square and sweeping crescent mark the entrances into the neighbourhood, with density increasing towards these entrances. Urban-scale terraces face the main routes and two-storey pitched-roof family houses line the quieter streets between.

The driving aspiration behind our design for the later living properties at Brabazon was to bring the whole community together, creating homes that are both practical and a pleasure to live in. These homes - 239 one and two bedroom apartments - are designed to enable residents to be more active, more social and more independent in their retirement years.
 
The mansion blocks are arranged around a central, communal garden that sits within and connects to the wider context of new parks and green spaces of Brabazon.