First green social-housing development in Scotland
Sector: Road • Location: Drymen, Scotland
Source: Highways Today
Hanover Scotland has received planning approval from Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park for its first social housing development to be built to Passivhaus standards. The Drymen development at Conic Way and Montrose Way will comprise 15 affordable homes, replacing the original Drymen housing which was the first development that Hanover (Scotland) owned when it became independent in 1979.
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Description | Hanover Scotland has received planning approval from Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park for its first social housing development to be built to Passivhaus standards. The Drymen development at Conic Way and Montrose Way will comprise 15 affordable homes, replacing the original Drymen housing which was the first development that Hanover (Scotland) owned when it became independent in 1979. |
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