MJP Architects CREO Housing

MJP Architects CREO Housing :
The CREO Apartment Building is a four storey social mixed use building, with ground floor Marks & Spencer shop, first floor apartment, and duplex on second and third floors. It is designed to achieve Code for Sustainable Homes Level 6. Walls, floors and roof are constructed using Insulated Concrete Formwork from Creo Prokoncepts. Expanded polystyrene (Neopor) hollow blocks lock together, and concrete is then pumped into the cavities. The architects are MJP Architects, and the consulting engineers are Pick Everard.
Key features
•four-storey social mixed use building ground floor retail outlet, first floor apartment and duplex on second and third floors
•walls, floors and roof constructed with ICF
•contemporary design that maximises space in a creative way.

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