LDA Design gets go-ahead for 550-home masterplan

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Source: LDA Design

Homes England development in Plymouth also targets community hub for former clay-drying works

LDA Design proposals for up to 550 homes on a brownfield site in Plymouth have finally been given outline planning consent.

The practice’s masterplan for Coypool Park was drawn up in conjunction with CampbellReith and The Environment Partnership for Homes England. The plans were granted conditional approval by Plymouth City Council in 2021 however the decision was only finalised last week.

LDA said the scheme would transform the steep, derelict site – which used to house a china clay drying works – into a “welcoming, imaginative, and attractive landscape-led community” that is properly integrated into the wider neighbourhood.

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