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"mae is expert in housing – no doubt. They understand practicalities such as space standards and volumes, and the need for some standardisation while retaining design flair. It also helps that mæ is a pleasure to work with, fun, eager and fast."
 
Jonathan Smales
Group Chief Executive, Beyond Green

 

 
 

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marsh lane gets planning

Marsh Lane Sports Pavilion, designed by mæ, has received planning permission. The pavilion is part of the Leyton Open Spaces Strategy developed by mæ with Kinnear Landscape Architects for the London Borough Waltham Forest and part of the Olympic Park legacy. The Pavilion comprises new changing room facilities, community rooms and associated facilities to replace an existing pavilion in a poor state of repair.


 

mæ training for new clients

mæ has been continuing its work running design training events. This month we have delivered 'Customer and Client Training in Preparation for Design Advisory Panel' for The Home Group in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, the 'Neighbourhood by Design' training course for the Glass-House in Basingstoke and 'The Mayor's Housing Design Guide training' for Urban Design London.


 

runwell hospital site masterplan

mæ has been competitively selected, with partners Atkins, to develop a masterplan and outline planning application for the former Runwell mental hospital site near Chelmsford. Working for the Homes and Communities Agency the team will plan the 65 hectare site to accommodate around 600 new homes, new landscaped spaces, amenities and associated infrastructure.


 

RIBA Homewise campaign

mæ Partner Alex Ely spoke at the RIBA Housing Conference at Robinson College, Cambridge University. The event was part of the RIBA's campaign to improve the quality of the nation's new build housing. You can read a transcript of Alex's talk in this blog page.


 

abbotts park gets planning

Abbotts Park tennis pavilion, designed by mæ with Kinnear Landscape Architects, has received planning permission. The sports pavilion is part of a masterplan for the London Borough Waltham Forest, also receiving funding from the Lawn Tennis Association. The project comprises refurbishment of the existing pavilion, a community hall and improved public facilities.


 
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