Building Homes Case Studies

Development Case Studies

Raglan has an excellent track record for delivering high quality schemes. Often these developments demonstrate innovative design responses to challenging circumstances.

Raglan prides itself on providing well designed buildings. Not just in terms of the aesthetics but also how they function for our residents. We believe that good design is as much about reducing the running costs for our residents and the maintenance costs for the Association going into the future, as it is creating landmark buildings. These schemes demonstrate us achieving that balance.

The case studies below illustrate a range of design solutions that we have delivered:

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Sandell Place, Amesbury - Sustainable Homes Code Level 3
	The development at Sandell Place, Amesbury was Raglan’s first to achieve Code for Sustainable Homes Level 3. The homes feature solar hot water heating and a mechanical heat recovery system. View the full case study information sheet for Sandell Place (0.170MB) .

May Court, Hawthorn Road, Bournemouth - mixed use scheme in sustainable location
	This development at Hawthorn Road in Bournemouth provided 43 new homes in Winton, a popular district of Bournemouth. View the full case study sheet for Hawthorn Road, Bournemouth (0.260MB)

Benhams Road, Southampton - providing family homes in a high density area
	We had to innovate to provide new affordable family homes in this city location. This development at Benhams Road demonstrates Raglan’s response to the challenge of providing family homes at high density. View the full case study sheet for Benhams Road, Southampton (0.319MB)

Shackleton Close, Eastbourne – delivering regeneration and affordable homes in partnership
	This highly sustainable scheme of 19 affordable homes forms part of a larger development built by Barratt Homes. The homes have regenerated an area targeted by the Council and the houses at the development feature solar hot water heating systems. View the full Shackleton Close Case Study (0.398MB)

Elm Park Court, Eastbourne - Seaside Renewal provides new affordable homes
	This development was the first of 3 schemes to be completed in Eastbourne as a result of partnership working with ROK. View the full Elm Park Court Case Study (0.448MB)

Kiln Wood View and The Beeches, Five Ashes. HOPe for local people requiring suitable housing
	By working in partnership with Wealden District Council we have delivered these two affordable developments in Five Ashes. Whilst the designs reflect the character of the village, the properties also feature solar hot water heating systems. View the full Five Ashes Case Study (0.504MB)

Fern Close, Frant. Good design and affordable rural homes in a high value area
	This rural development tucks neatly into the contours of the land on the edge of the village of Frant. It provides 10 affordable family homes, 8 houses and 2 flats for people with a local connection. View the full Fern Close Case Study (0.379MB)

The Sleepers and The Sidings, Salisbury
	The Sleepers and Sidings is an architecturally attractive scheme in the heart of Salisbury that provides a mix of homes for rent and a new model of provision where prospective purchasers can rent the home for 5 years before deciding whether to buy a share of the property. View the full Tollgate Road Case Study (0.351MB)