Curtins is leading upgrades to nearly half of the Isle of Man’s largest estate, making homes warmer, weather-tight, and energy efficient. The works address major structural issues in properties built in the 1960s and ’70s.
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Creating sustainable neighbourhoods where communities flourish
We have supported housing delivery for many years, helping clients create successful neighbourhoods at every scale. This includes early site due diligence through to the delivery of developments of up to 3,000 homes. Our experience spans all tenures and typologies, and includes major housebuilders, Homes England and other strategic land owners, master developers, local authorities, registered social landlords and individual developers.
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Our Housing Projects
Curtins provided multi-disciplinary services for a new-build housing development, supporting the broader regeneration of Liverpool’s key Edge Lane corridor and delivering modern housing solutions for the local community.
The Approach, Edge Lane
Providing essential services and collaborating with a wider team to create new homes, offering fresh starts and renewed hope for the people of Manchester.
Embassy Village, Manchester
Neighbourhood regeneration to provide affordable homes on traditional tree-lined streets.
Acton Gardens London: Phase 8.2
Regeneration of a 1960s housing estate to provide new homes and local shops.
Grahame/Heybourne Park, London
A major housing development as part of the wider regeneration of Ringland in Newport.
Cot Farm, Newport
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Events29th May 26
Curtins Roundtable with Liverpool Innovators: Unlocking the Future of Existing Buildings
Last month, we hosted a Liverpool Innovators roundtable bringing together voices from across the built environment, public sector and innovation ecosystem to explore how the reuse and retrofit of existing buildings can support a more sustainable, adaptable Liverpool City Region.
