EDAROTH starts work on Raven Housing Trust affordable housing scheme

Home truths: why the way we manage our housing assets isn’t working, and how EDAROTH is doing it differently

EDAROTH signs development agreement with Bristol City Council to deliver sustainable, affordable homes.

EDAROTH gets green light for Raven Housing Trust’s net zero homes scheme.

EDAROTH has been given the green light to provide sustainable homes in Surrey after Raven Housing Trust was granted planning permission for its latest housing scheme.

SNC-Lavalin changing name to AtkinsRéalis New name. New era.

SNC-Lavalin Group Inc. today announced that it is rebranding to AtkinsRéalis.

New approach, better homes, brighter futures.

Why we must embrace modern methods of construction to meet the social housing challenge.

EDAROTH signs development agreement with Hyde Group.

EDAROTH – a wholly owned subsidiary of Atkins – has committed to delivering new, sustainable homes, built using the latest modern methods of construction in a partnership with Hyde Group, one of the biggest affordable housing providers in the South East. The agreement marks the start of a new, progressive relationship, with a focus on delivering energy efficient, net zero homes for the future.

Build better, build greener, build more. Can MMC bridge the gap in housing supply?

How modern methods of construction can transform the delivery of urgent, high quality, social and affordable housing, at scale.

Homes for all – what new social and affordable housing can do for Britain

In a recent roundtable discussion, EDAROTH welcomed the Minister of Housing, Christopher Pincher MP along with other senior speakers to discuss how to overcome barriers and create the policies that will allow us to deliver the government’s ambition of 300k homes a year in England.

Edaroth chosen to be part of developer led framework in the UK

EDAROTH has been named as part of the announcement of a new £47bn developer led framework in the UK with public sector framework provider PAGABO.

Take a look back over Edaroth’s 2020

Take a look back over Edaroth’s 2020. We look forward to 2021 and a year when more social and affordable homes will be delivered.

Unlocking Wales’ social housing challenge. Connecting home and opportunity

The third in a series of papers from EDAROTH, this White Paper discusses how planning and building the right homes in the right place connects people to opportunity and builds strong communities across Wales

Tackling the housing crisis: delivering quality social housing in the ‘new normal’ world

During the pandemic lockdown, most of us had to adapt to spending much more time at home – and for many of us, our homes have become a safe haven. However, it’s a different picture for the millions of people without a suitable home of their own and the pandemic lockdown for them has brought on an even heavier burden.

Engineering Matters #64 EDAROTH Podcast

In our first Podcast Mark Powell, Managing Director at EDAROTH speaks about how modern methods of construction might help unlock unwanted brownfield sites to help solve the growing social housing crisis in Manchester.

COVID-19 Secure in 2020

The safety and wellbeing of our people and those we work with has always been our priority. Following the latest government guidance, we’ve implemented measures to ensure our offices in the UK, as well as project sites that are under our control, are COVID-19 Secure.

Unlocking the Greater Manchester housing challenge. Home, Community, Commerce

The second in a series of papers from EDAROTH, this White Paper discusses how freeing up brownfield land and using modern construction methods hold the key to realising social, environmental and economic benefits for Manchester

EDAROTH to work on £1bn Welsh Housing framework

EDAROTH is to provide end-to-end development solutions across north and mid Wales as part of a £1bn housing framework.

Social housing version 2.0: Why learning from the past will help to innovative new social housing initiatives and regenerate communities

At EDAROTH we believe that everyone deserves a roof over their head. A home that people can value and take pride in. Scalable, high quality social housing has the potential to achieve this – and much more besides.

The future of housing – innovative solutions being used to tackle the housing crisis

EDAROTH features in ‘New Civil Engineer’ case study as the article discusses the future of social housing and the innovative and sustainable solution EDAROTH brings to help close the UK’s housing gap.

EDAROTH fully committed to continuing to serve your needs through these challenging times

The unfolding Coronavirus crisis clearly creates huge challenges and uncertainty for businesses across the country. We continue to prioritise the safety and wellbeing of our UK employees, whilst ensuring we are open for business and continuing to serve your projects.

Official unveiling of first new housing development in Lambeth

In February, EDAROTH officially unveiled its first new housing development in Lambeth. The Hillside Gardens site was previously occupied by a derelict garage block but now adds four new homes to Lambeth council’s housing stock.

Frequently asked questions and answers about EDAROTH

Here’s a list of frequently asked questions and answers about EDAROTH.

Unlocking Brownfield Land – A social housing first policy

The first in a series of papers from EDAROTH, this White Paper discusses the solution unlocking under-utilised land assets offers local authorities as a way of solving a housing crisis that has been generations in the making.

Home truths: why public procurement must adapt to help tackle the housing crisis

In 2018 some 6,000 social homes were built – yet a reported 86,130 people were living in temporary accommodation in spring 2019 in England alone. The crisis of demand versus supply is stark: but greatly increasing the supply of social, and truly affordable, homes will entail a change in mindset.

Closing the gaps: no more excuses, it’s time to fix the social housing crisis

In 2018 only 6,000 social housing units were built for people to rent; a desperately low shortfall compared with demand. To get this number up to where it needs to be, we need to tackle issues of land availability and use, explore incentives and innovations, and act now to pave the way to start building the UK’s much-needed homes.