Upon a recent family trip to Austria, I couldn’t help but notice the sensitive approach to designing children’s play areas. In the UK we typically see play areas as a bolt-on to residential developments which is usually a result of planning obligations.
As we welcome the subtle hues of autumn, we take a look back at our project highlights from a stunning summer.
It’s been a productive summer at Deacon Design. As the practice continues to grow along with a greater diversity of commissions, we are relishing in developing ideas with our clients and design colleagues.
We are pleased to announce that phase 2 of the Springwell School expansion is now underway. Springwell, located in Southampton, is an Ofsted Outstanding primary school for children with complex learning difficulties.
To accommodate our growing client base, we have relocated our Southern practice to the charming village of Wickham, at the heart of Hampshire.
Working with Our Enterprise and Thrive Architects, we have developed the public realm design for The Veterans Hub – a flexible working and training space aimed at ex-servicemen, centred around a community café and veteran accommodation.
Since the successful delivery of the Phase 1 approval for North Stoneham Park in May 2017, we are delighted to have recently received reserved matters approval for Phase 2. Working for Highwood Homes and affordable housing provider Vivid, this next phase will deliver a further 514 dwellings and associated Green Infrastructure, Public Open Space and wider community benefits.
Deacon Design, working alongside Foreman Homes and HGP Architects have successfully secured detailed planning approval for the Phase II residential scheme at St Johns Road, Hedge End, near Southampton.
The scheme, which will comprise 106 new homes, will see the restoration of a wet woodland complete with boardwalks and viewing decks.
Set on top of the North Downs, Hawkinge offers stunning views above nearby Folkestone to the English Channel and French coastline. Located on the former RAF Hawkinge airfield, the site played an important role during WWII defending the skies above Kent and now provides a peaceful and beautiful location for “Later Living”.
Deacon Design’s philosophy of landscape led Masterplanning is bringing successful results for clients across the South Downs National Park.
Deacon Design are celebrating the phase 1 delivery at North Stoneham Park, Eastleigh which will see the development of 560 new dwellings and significant local Green Infrastructure enhancements, including the restoration of a historic parkland landscape.
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