RSHP’s temporary housing to be replaced by Feilden Clegg Bradley scheme

Place Lewisham

Community-led design to pave way for modular housing project in Ladywell

Feilden Clegg Bradley has been chosen to design a scheme in Lewisham that will replace temporary modular housing designed by Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners.

The mixed-use development is likely to contain about 200 homes, about 50% for social rent.

The RSHP project, Place Ladywell, contains 24 two-bedroom homes for families who would have otherwise been homeless. It has been run for the past four years by the council’s social housing provider, Lewisham Homes.

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