Housing Quality in Hounslow: a Vision
A collective vision for housing in a London borough
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‘Quality Housing in Hounslow: A Vision’, produced with Archio for the London Borough of Hounslow, will guide those designing and developing homes in the Borough with clear prompts towards high-quality outcomes. The document can be utilised at any stage of a housing project’s lifecycle to evaluate whether the scheme is meeting Hounslow’s definition of quality homes.
The project is part of the Mayor of London’s Delivering Quality Homes pilot.
Click here to read the Vision at Hounslow’s website.
Credits
- Collaborator: Archio
- Client: London Borough of Hounslow
- Dates: 2022-3
- Status: Completed
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