Regeneration projects
Discover how we’re investing in local communities across the country.
Our Vision
A regeneration project aims to replace or restore parts of a neighbourhood. Because of this, there’s often lots of focus on the building materials, density, and heights. However, we always keep in mind the reason why we’re undertaking a project, which is to improve the quality of people’s lives now and in the future. With all our projects we try to ensure the existing community is kept together and in place throughout the works.
Working with residents on plans for the regeneration of High Path
Ravensbury regeneration - Phase 1
Commitment to design quality
We work with some of the best architects, landscape designers, and creative minds in the UK. We only work with teams who can show their ability and commitment to working with residents and stakeholders. We believe good design is only possible when the voices of the people who live in our communities are heard, and their desires reflected in the plans we produce.
“First life, then spaces, then buildings – the other way around never works.”
Jan Gehl
We aim to retain and reuse as much material as possible
Retaining and reusing materials
To keep everything maintained properly, regeneration uses enormous quantities of materials. Clarion's circular economy strategy means we aim to retain and reuse as much as possible, and we expect our contractors to do the same with products that are durable, reusable, repairable, and recyclable.
Loading component...
Loading component...
Loading component...
Regeneration Newsletters and Consultation documents
Discover and download newsletter and consultation documents for information and updates on our regeneration projects.
