The development consists of 49 new houses including 3 and 4 bedroom semi-detached houses, 2 bedroom terraced houses, and 1 accessible detached bungalow, along with 24 flats including 1 and 2 bedroom flats and an accessible flat.

This project employs a net zero carbon approach, providing sustainable housing for the residents of Dundee.  All the homes will come with solar panels, heat pumps and triple glazing and the rented house units will also benefit from battery electricity storage.

Hulley & Kirkwood provided Energy & Sustainability advice, infrastructure design and MEP design on this residential development.

The H&K team included domestic energy assessors who are experts in energy regulations and contributed to the industry consultation regarding the SAP 10 update and associated revision to Section 6 Energy. We have developed innovative solutions against the update of SAP software to help future proof compliance pathways for projects that transition across regulation change.

H&K are also Certified Passive House Designers. Our cross-discipline knowledge gives us a useful skill set, in that we can make meaningful contributions to the design of the building form, fabric and structure as well as the M&E Services with a view to ensuring that the development is low energy and low carbon. 

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We are pleased with progress at our Ballindean site. The development will provide high-quality, highly efficient new homes. The design was progressed on a fabric first approach with the inclusion of triple glazing. This is then supplemented with solar panels and efficient electric heating systems to minimise running costs. We are delighted to be working with CHA on this project which will make a significant contribution to the housing needs of the area.

Cullross Ltd are a key client partner in the residential sector. Projects are delivered through partnership and close collaboration with Cullross and fellow designers JM Architects and Goodson Associates.