AT1228 Curtain Walling & Canopy to Buckle Close, Luton

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Value

£145,000

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Classifications

  • Building installation work

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  • award

Submission Deadline

1 year ago

Published

8 months ago

Description

Buckle Close is a development of 37 flats which are currently being constructed. This consists of a large block of 34 flats which are built from structural masonry, ground bearing concrete floor slab (to be constructed on site by others) and three levels which will each have precast concrete floor slabs. There is also an additional 2 storey block of 3 flats which will have a beam and block ground floor and an upper floor with precast concrete floor slabs.\r
Buckle Close is a development of social housing which has a mix of 30 flats for social rent and 7 flats for shared ownership. This block will provide much needed housing for Luton which will provide modern good quality housing. It will allow people who cannot obtain suitable private rented accommodation, or to own a home of their own, to have a decent place to live.\r
The project consists of the supply and installation of Curtain Walling

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Organisation

Luton Council

Regional or local authority

Sal Rahman

[email protected]

+44 1582546846

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