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Accordia

Photos

The green rooftops of the Alison Brooks-designed housing

The townhouses on Brooklands Avenue each have a studio flat with a balcony overlooking the patio below

Street, with garages

Children playing on grass outside

Family life at Accordia

Affordable housing and private flats at Accordia

Accordia masterplan

Mature planting

The Mccreanor Lavington-designed houses

Car parking is overlooked

A variety of materials are used in the flats

Decking on the Mccreanor Lavington-designed houses

The patio courtyards of the Brooklands Avenue townhouses

The affordable housing is of high quality

Private outdoor space at two levels, with first floor terrace and courtyard below, in the 4-bed 'Noon' house designed by Feilden Clegg Bradley

Notable communal garden with imported pleached pear trees

The Mccreanor Lavington houses feature an internal 'pit'

Room layout for Feilden Clegg Bradley Architects apartments

Stone gabions in the Feilden Clegg Bradley Architects apartments

Main exit from Accordia to Brooklands Avenue

Key information

Location

Cambridge

Region

East of England

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