Award winning transformation of two Victorian houses into a residential family centre with community facilities. Low energy use and sustainability integrated into the design from inception.
Client: Liverpool Mutual Homes and Liverpool City Council
Value: £3.6 million
Completed: May 2012
Location: Princes Park Conservation Area, Liverpool
A competition winning scheme which comprised the refurbishment of two historic buildings with new modern extensions and a new entrance block to create a state of the art new facility.
The project has 16 new self-contained flexible loft type apartments and a crèche, communal lounges and offices, and conference and office facilities which can be used by the local community. A radical sustainability strategy incorporates solar thermal panels, photovoltaic glazing, rainwater harvesting, MVHR, air source heat pumps, and a thermal store.
The scheme has been awarded for a number of national design awards, including the RICS 2013 and Brick Award 2012.
- Sensitive restoration of the existing historic elevations in close consultation with the Conservation Department
- Super insulated envelope and renewable technology leading to greatly reduced running costs
- Contemporary interior with high quality finishes to create an upmarket environment for residents.
Photographs by Craig Magee/LMH
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