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University of Cambridge reveals Hawkins Brown’s updated Eddington masterplan in latest public consultation
Third round of public consultation includes revised outline for up to 3,800 additional homes, as well as proposals for commercial space, community facilities and landscape
The University of Cambridge has launched the third round of public consultation on the future phases of its Eddington development, unveiling updated plans that could see up to 3,800 new homes delivered in North West Cambridge.
The revised proposals form part of an outline planning application expected later this year and follow two earlier rounds of consultation held in September and December 2024. The updated masterplan includes reworked strategies for land use, access, building height and public realm.
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