Panter Hudspith and FAT picked for 1,000-home Folkestone masterplan
Panter Hudspith, FAT and Birds Portchmouth Russum have been chosen to work on an enormous Terry Farrell and Partners-masterplanned residential scheme in Folkestone
Early plans for the seafront housing in Kent which include a range of typologies were revealed last month.
Panter Hudspith has designed the apartments, FAT has created a beach hut scheme, Birds Portchmouth Russum has planned the townhouses and Terry Farrell and Partners’ is working on proposed ‘dune houses’.
A planning application for the Roger de Haan-backed scheme is expected to be lodged in April.
The Kent coast site features a disused railway viaduct which will be transformed under the plans into a linear park – similar to Diller Scofidio + Renfro’s High Lineproject in New York.
A Foster and Partners-designed scheme for the land was shelved two years ago.
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M SUMNER | 10-Jan-2012 9:56 pm
In amongst all these jolly, light-hearted and interesting houses, the flat block looks a bit dull really. Lets have more of this please.
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