Tustin Estate in Southwark was built in 1960s

Bouygues has signed up for the next phase of a scheme to revamp a 1960s housing estate in Southwark.

The work at the site near the Old Kent Road involves building 284 homes at the Tustin Estate in south London, with Bouygues having worked on the 167-home first phase.

Phase one ran across three buildings while phase two will feature four buildings and will feature a mixture of maisonettes and one, two and three bedroom flats.

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The next phase of work will include more than 280 homes

Architect on both schemes in dRMM with McCloy + Muchemwa also working on this phase.

Others working on the job include project manager Pulse, planning consultant HGH, MEP engineer Silcock Dawson and landscape architect Exterior Architecture.

Last month, the £400m Bankside House scheme in Southwark, set to be built by Bouygues, was given the green light by council planners.

The 2,000-bed student accommodation scheme for the London School of Economics and developer Equitix has been designed by Carmody Groarke. It will feature three stepped towers of 24, 26 and 28 storeys.

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