KEY STATISTICS

• 87 Homes + 12 Live/Work Units
• 25,000 sq ft Commercial Space
• Modular Light Steel Construction
• Seven Sisters Tube Station
• 2018-2020 Complete

Project: Bernard Works Seven Sisters JV with Haringey Council
Duration: 24 months
Specification: Modular Panelised & Light Steel Construction

Polyteck has partnered with Empyrean Developments to develop new homes and commercial workspace at Bernard Works and Norman Road, adjacent to the Tottenham Hale (Argent) regeneration scheme.

The joint venture will see Polyteck and Empyrean work together to create 87 new homes and 12 live/work units in the first phase of the two-part development.

In addition, there will be 25,000 sq ft of commercial workspace, which has already been let on a long lease to social enterprise scheme The Mill Co Project.

This diverse mixed-use scheme is aimed at bringing young creatives and entrepreneurs to the area. The live/work spaces are designed to incorporate both professional and personal lives, with local people from the Tottenham area prioritised for tenancy.

The complex will consist of a series of brick and steel framed structures that will house a combination of established companies and temporary artisan studio workshops for tenants looking to take advantage of the site`s close proximity to open natural areas and the main high street.

As part of the build, Polyteck will be using a panelised system for a modular build that will be combined with traditional units. The company will also utilise off-site construction techniques using light steel construction, combined with insulation products which will ensure a fast and efficient build  both in terms of cost and energy usage.

These methods have been tailored to the London landscape -“ considering cost and space restrictions around transporting volumetric components in the city.

Supported by excellent transport connections  Seven Sisters is the nearest Tube station  the development is in an area of intense change and development.

The project is due to commence in October 2018 and will be completed in October 2020.