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Big names picked to design 5,000-home Cambridge neighbourhood
Haworth Tompkins, Alison Brooks Architects, Bell Phillips, Feilden Fowles and Kjellander Sjöberg appointed for 48ha development in city’s north east
Stirling Prize-winners Haworth Tompkins and Alison Brooks Architects are among a cast of big names appointed to work up proposals for a new 5,000-home neighbourhood in north east Cambridge.
Developers U+I and TOWN have appointed Swedish practice Kjellander Sjöberg Architects to masterplan work on the 48ha neighbourhood, earmarked for the site of Anglian Water’s Cambridge Waste Water Treatment Plant.
Other high profile practices who are part of the team include Bell Phillips, 5th Studio Architects, Nooma Studio and Feilden Fowles – Building Design’s 2021 Architect of the Year.
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