Development Update Development April 2021
Kidbrooke Development Update / April 2021 01 THE KIDBROOKE VISION
02 THE PAST
04 03 WHAT MAKES THE MASTERPLAN KIDBROOKE DIFFERENT?
05 06 CATOR PARK LATEST NEWS
07 08 HOMES FOR ALL OUR COMMITMENTS 01 THE KIDBROOKE VISION
Kidbrooke Development Update / April 2021 1945 1960’s 1990’s 2007 2009 2012 2015 2017
4,763 homes consented
New Wingfield School Completed
Development Temporary Agreement Village Centre Signed Delivered 4,000 Homes Start on-site with Phase 3 Masterplan (The Village Consented Centre) 1st Modular Urban House Completed
Ferrier Estate Fully Decanted THE VISION THE KIDBROOKE
1.1 1,900 563 1,169 1,455
4 2018 2019 2020 2021 2023 2026 2030
5,268 Homes Masterplan Consent 4,966 Homes Masterplan Consent New Sainsbury’sSainsbury’s, & Healthcare Young’s Pub &to Pure Gym opened & Community be delivered Centre New Station Opening
First homes to complete within the Village Centre
Cator Park North L&Q’s first delivered with affordable homes London Wildlife delivered Trust 2,000th Home to be Delivered
1,948 3,018 5,268
Kidbrooke Development Update / April 2021 6 02 THE PAST
Kidbrooke Development Update / April 2021 THE PAST THE
Between 1917 to 1965...
...Kidbrooke was home to the RAF. During the Second World War, it also housed the Barrage Balloon Squadron, 2.1 responsible for protecting London from low flying bombers.
8 Between 1968 and 1972 the Ferrier Estate was built...
...providing 1,906 new, single tenure homes. The estate comprised twelve storey towers and low rise homes. At the time, the design of the Ferrier Estate was considered to be truly ground breaking and a potential solution to the housing crisis. However, things soon began to go into disrepair.
In 2007...
...Berkeley Homes entered into a partnership with the Royal Borough of Greenwich and the GLA to deliver the masterplan for the regeneration of Kidbrooke Village.
Kidbrooke Development Update / April 2021 10 03 THE MASTERPLAN
Kidbrooke Development Update / April 2021 PHASE
PHASE 1 2009 - 2013
PHASE 2A 2010 - 2012
PHASE 2 2011 - 2021
PHASE 3 2015 - 2028
PHASE 4 2013 - 2016
PHASE 5 2016- 2029
PHASE 6 2018 - 2030 THE MASTERPLAN THE
3.1
12 LOCATION PRIVATE HOUSING AFFORDABLE HOUSING TOTAL HOMES
Consented Consented Delivered Delivered Delivered Consented (Under Construction) (Under Construction)
219 0 229 0 448 448
0 0 115 0 115 115
344 136 (32) 190 14 534 684
411 960 (303) 24 554 (267) 435 1,514
242 0 133 0 375 375
21 757 86 529 107 1,286
0 680 0 166 0 846
TOTAL 1,237 3,338 (335) 777 1,930 (267) 2,014 5,268
Kidbrooke Development Update / April 2021 14 04 WHAT MAKES KIDBROOKE DIFFERENT?
Kidbrooke Development Update / April 2021 REGENERATION HOMES PARTNERSHIP COMMUNITY CONNECTIVITY & & OPEN SPACE INFRASTRUCTURE
2007 £143m Development 56,000 109 HA funding committed Agreement with sqft Community masterplan for infrastructure the Royal Borough floorspace of Greenwich
PUBLIC 35 HA 5,268 TRANSPORT of green space Consented Improved bus routes and links
ONE SPACE 14 HA 2,014 COMMUNITY HUB NEW TRAIN of brownfield Delivered supporting young STATION Modernised Facilities land reclaimed to date people & families
1,237 CATOR PARK Private provides green Homes delivered open space for all to date
91% PLACEMAKING 777 CYCLE WAYS 1,900 of residents feel (40%) Affordable Connecting into existing homes like they belong to Homes delivered the wider London reprovided in the the neighbourhood 4.1 masterplan to date Cycle Network
16 EDUCATION EMPLOYMENT AMENITIES
NEW VILLAGE 300 SQUARE Permanent jobs providing 90,000 created so far sqft of commercial & community space
3 SCHOOLS within a 5 minute walk and New Wingfield Primary School
EDUCATIONAL VISITS use the site as a place to learn
160 Apprenticeships to date
CONSTRUCTION SKILLS CENTRE HEALTH & WELLBEING Healthcare Centre, Pharmacy & Dentist
Kidbrooke Development Update / April 2021 18 05 CATOR PARK
Kidbrooke Development Update / April 2021 Cator Park Masterplan Vision _Stage 2 Report 15
Cator Park Masterplan Vision _Stage 2 Report The Masterplan ‘Creating15 a new parkland for London with four Character Areas clear and distinctive areas that will bring people together and form a sense of identity’ Connectivity D Wetlands A London Wildlife Trust branded nature pavilion and education trail though The Chalk Stream interlocking wetland habitat The Masterplan creates the stepping stone for Cator Park Masterplan Vision _Stage 2 Report ‘Creating a new parkland for London with four 15 Character Areas people and wildlife to Sutcliffe clear and distinctive areas that will bring people D Park. together and form a sense of identity’ Connectivity C Heathland C D Wetlands Sculptural mounds around the Topography A London Wildlife Trust existing mature trees create branded nature pavilion and Kidbrooke heath and form a education trail though landmark destination including interlocking wetland habitat lawn terracing, seating steps The Chalk Stream Cator Park Masterplan Vision _Stage 2 Report 15 creates the stepping stone for and a small amphitheatre. The Masterplan ‘Creating a new parkland for London with four people and wildlife to Sutcliffe Character Areas D clear and distinctive areas that will bring people HabitatPark. Mosaic B together and form a sense of identity’ Connectivity A C Heathland A Kite Park C Sculptural mounds around the D Wetlands Topography Earth sculpting shapes the area existing mature trees create to create a symbolic source of A London Wildlife Trust Kidbrooke heath and form a the chalk stream containing a branded nature pavilion and Characterlandmark Areas destination including themed play area for the wider education trail though lawn terracing, seating steps Kidbrooke Village community. interlocking wetland habitat ‘Creating a new parkland for London with four and a small amphitheatre. The Chalk Stream The Masterplan creates the stepping stone for clear and distinctive areas that will bring people people and wildlife to Sutcliffe Character Areas D together and form a sense of identity’ Habitat Mosaic Park. B Connectivity A Chalk Stream A Kite Park B C Heathland D Wetlands C Creation of high quality habitats Sculptural mounds around the Earth sculpting shapes the area A London Wildlife Trust Topographyincluding aquatic marginal existing mature trees create to create a symbolic source of branded nature pavilion and planting and species rich Kidbrooke heath and form a the chalk stream containing a Masterplaneducation Character Areastrail though meadows by the existing landmark destination including Character Areas themed play area for the wider interlocking wetland habitat waterbody. Large open lawn lawn terracing, seating steps Kidbrooke Village community. The Chalk Stream creates the stepping stone for areas formed centrally to allow and a small amphitheatre. flexible use of space, small people and wildlife to Sutcliffe D events and gatherings. Park. Habitat Mosaic B Heathland A C Chalk Stream Kite Park C B A Sculptural mounds around the Creation of high quality habitats Topography Earth sculpting shapes the area existing mature trees create including aquatic marginal to create a symbolic source of Kidbrooke heath and form a planting and species rich Masterplanthe Character chalk stream Areas containing a landmark destination including meadows by the existing Character Areas themed play area for the wider lawn terracing, seating steps waterbody. Large open lawn Kidbrooke Village community. and a small amphitheatre. areas formed centrally to allow flexible use of space, small events and gatherings. Habitat Mosaic B A A Kite Park B Chalk Stream Creation of high quality habitats Earth sculpting shapes the area including aquatic marginal to create a symbolic source of the chalk stream containing a planting and species rich Masterplan Character Areas Charactermeadows Areas by the existing themed play area for the wider waterbody. Large open lawn Kidbrooke Village community. areas formed centrally to allow flexible use of space, small events and gatherings.
B Chalk Stream Creation of high quality habitats including aquatic marginal planting and species rich Masterplan Character Areas meadows by the existing waterbody. Large open lawn areas formed centrally to allow flexible use of space, small events and gatherings. At Cator Park we are building a wildlife rich landscape that integrates seamlessly into the wider ecological network of Sutcliffe Park and beyond.
Sutcliffe Park David Mooney, London
CATOR PARK MASTERPLAN PARK CATOR Wildlife Trust
5.1
20 Nature Conservation with London Wildlife Trust
The London Wildlife Trust organises a range of activities across Kidbrooke Village including regular volunteering sessions, nature walks and school trips educating the local community more about conservation and habitat management.
Kidbrooke Development Update / April 2021 22 06 LATEST NEWS
Kidbrooke Development Update / April 2021 Kidbrooke Commercial Community
Pegler Square is at the heart of Kidbrooke Village and a new pub, supermarket and estate agent have already opened. There is also a growing offering of local pop-up stalls operating in the Village Centre selling flowers, food, books and arts and crafts. There are more cafés, restaurants and shops to come.
Pop-up stalls in Pegler Square
Planning Application Approved On 31 March 2021, a planning application was approved for the remaining development within Phases 3 and 5 at Kidbrooke Village. The consent comprises 1,306 homes, including 503 affordable homes, as well as enhancements to South Cator Park and delivery of a new London Wildlife Trust Nature Pavillion.
CGI of Green Street between Blocks F&G
Kidbrooke Village Recognised by Industry Awards
Kidbrooke Village won the Mayor’s Award for Sustainable & Environmental Planning at Building London Planning Awards held in January 2020. In September 2020 Kidbrooke Village was highly commended by the Evening Standard News Home Awards for Best Regeneration. A NEW COMMUNITY NEW A IN THE THE IN MAKING
6.1 Enchanced Ecolgical Parkland
24 Improved Transport Links for Kidbrooke
The 335 bus service from Kidbrooke to North Greenwich Station has now been in service for one year, providing local residents with direct connections to the Jubilee Line within 25 minutes. Departing from Kidbrooke every 12-15 minutes, the bus also calls at Blackheath and Westcombe Park Station.
Kidbrooke 335 Bus
PureGym, Kidbrooke Construction Village Commences
PureGym at Kidbrooke Village opened on First L&Q to the public in December 2019. Homes Following a period of closure during National lockdown, PureGym has now Construction is now reopened allowing local residents and underway on 352 new the wider community to access state affordable homes at of the art equipment and participate in Kidbrooke Village that a range of health and fitness classes will be delivered in at a low monthly membership cost. Pure Gym partnership with L&Q. These homes are spread across Phase 3 with 237 shared ownership and 115 affordable rent. The Birch House Completion first homes are targeted for delivery in 2021. L&Q and New Sales and launched their dedicated Marketing Suite Sales & Marketing suite in the Village Centre In early 2020, ninety new homes have in January 2021. completed within Kidbrooke Village’s landmark building Birch House, welcoming new residents into the community. Birch House is also home to the new Berkeley Sales & Marketing Suite as well as The Hub.
Cator Park & Birch House
Kidbrooke Development Update / April 2021 26 06 HOMES FOR ALL 07 HOMES FOR ALL
Kidbrooke Development Update / April 2021 Phase 1
448 Construction Phase Completed New Homes started in 2009 in 2013
Phase 2a
115 Construction Phase Completed New Homes started in 2010 in 2012
Phase 2 DELIVERED
684 Construction 534 7.1 New Homes started in 2011 Homes Completed
28 Phase 2 Extra Care
170 Construction Phase Completed New Homes started in 2011 in 2013
Phase 4
375 Construction Phase Completed New Homes started in 2012 in 2016
Phase 5 Block D
107 Construction Phase Completed New Homes started in 2016 in 2018
Kidbrooke Development Update / April 2021 Phase 3 - Kidbrooke Village
90,000 sqft 1,514 554 Community/ Improvement to New Homes Affordable Homes Commercial hub bus access routes New Train Station
Programme
• Start on Site: July 2015
• Block A Completed: Jan 2019 The new Village Centre will provide a
• Block B Completion: Jan 2020 Community Centre, a range of Healthcare • New Station Opening: 2020 facilities, and a Commercial Hub for • Block C Completion: 2021 Kidbrooke, delivering a mix of local shops, • Block D Completion: 2020/2021 a pub, supermarket, restaurants and cafés.
The new Young’s Pub: The Depot UNDER CONSTRUCTION UNDER
7.2 New Sainsbury’s store in the Village Centre CGI of Kidbrooke Train Station
30 Phase 5
Construction 1,286 529 Integration with Improvement to Started in 2016 New Homes Affordable Homes Parkland bus access routes
C.G.I. of Phase 5 C.G.I. of Phase 5
Phase 6
846 166 Construction 34,000 sqft Community/ New Wingfield Started in 2018 New Homes Affordable Homes Commercial space Primary School (Including Extra Care Homes) FORTHCOMING
7.3 C.G.I. of Phase 6 C.G.I. of Phase 6
Kidbrooke Development Update / April 2021 32 07 08 OUR COMMITMENTS OUR COMMITMENTS
Kidbrooke Development Update / April 2021 TRANSFORMING TOMORROW
At Berkeley Group our passion and purpose is to build quality homes, strengthen communities and improve people’s lives. We are innovating, pushing boundaries and taking action to ensure we have a long-term, positive impact that is good for our customers, the communities we touch, our business and the world around us.
We transform underused sites into exceptional places and we’re also transforming the way we work; embracing technology and raising standards, as we continue to deliver an outstanding customer experience and create high quality homes that delight our customers.
Our Vision 2030 is our ten year plan which sets out how we will achieve this. OUR VISION 2030 VISION OUR
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34 TRANSFORMING TOMORROW
TRANSFORMING PLACES TRANSFORMING LIFESTYLES Working with local people and partners Taking action on climate change and giving you ways we create welcoming and connected neighbourhoods to live more sustainably. We’re building efficient homes that use where you can be proud to live. less energy over their lifetime, with sustainable travel choices on the doorstep.
TRANSFORMING NATURE TRANSFORMING FUTURES Creating beautiful places with habitats that help nature Helping people to reach their potential through to thrive, meaning that every site is left with more nature apprenticeships and training, and programmes than when we began. supported by the Berkeley Foundation.
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Kidbrooke Development Update / April 2021 109 HA 5,268 HOMES MASTERPLAN CONSENTED
2,014 HOMES TARGET DELIVERED COMPLETION 2030
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