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Oxley Woods

Oxley Woods

Completed

Winner

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Number/street name:
32 Milland Wy

Address line 2:
Oxley Park

City:
Milton Keynes

Postcode:
MK4 4GU

Architect:
Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners

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Developer:
George Wimpey South Midlands.

Contractor:
Taylor Wimpey

Planning Authority:
Milton Keynes Partnership

Planning Reference:
06/00070/MKPCR

Date of Completion:

Schedule of Accommodation:
9 x 1 bed apartment, 20 x 2 bed house, 48 x 2/3 bed house, 39 x 3/4 bed house, 9 x 4 bed house, 20 x 4/5 bed house

Tenure Mix:
Mixed tenure

Total number of homes:


Site size (hectares):
3.6

Net Density (homes per hectare):
40

Size of principal unit (sq m):

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Largest unit (sq m):

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Planning History

The site previously benefited from outline planning permission – reference 03/01653/OUTEIS which permitted a total of 720 residential units as part of the Oxley Park Development. Since this permission, Taylor Wimpey Plc, then gained Reserved Matters Approval (ref: 06/0070/MKPCR) for site 6 in conjunction with the Design for Manufacture competition.

The Design Process

The design of the ‘Oxley’ house adheres to the 20 principles of the ‘Building for Life’ National Standard – awarded to housebuilders which demonstrate commitment to exacting design and sustainable communities. The principals are based around 20 questions in four categories – character; roads, parking and pedestrianisation; design and construction; and environment and community. The homes satisfy 16 criteria of ‘Lifetime Homes’, ensuring ease of adaptation to ensure life events can be accommodated quickly and easily. These criteria range from a living room at entrance level to flush access and adequate turning space for wheelchairs in the dining areas and living rooms. The house design also incorporates a ground floor toilet and shower which can be adapted to be wheelchair compliant.

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Sustainability

  • Low embodied carbon construction

Sustainability

Design for manufacture competition winner for low-energy timber-frame construction
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