Architects named for £3m Duchy of Cornwall social homes

Nansledan 2

Source: St Petrocs

Adam Architecture and local practice ALA will deliver 24-unit scheme

Adam Architecture and Cornwall-based practice ALA Architects have been appointed to create a 24-home social housing project for the Duchy of Cornwall that will be delivered as part of its Nansledan urban extension at Newquay.

The Duchy of Cornwall is working with Homelessness charity St Petrocs on the project, which is expected to include properties ranging from one to four bedrooms for completion next year.

Adam Architecture director Hugh Petter – who is also masterplanner and coordinating architect at Nansledan – said the practice was “so proud” to be a small part of the initiative, in conjunction with Tricia Langdon of St Austell-based ALA and the Duchy team.

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