Clarion regeneration

Innovation

The scale and complexity of Clarion’s regeneration programme offers opportunities to test out new approaches to sustainability, community building and intergenerational living

Circular Economy in Merton

Circular Economy in Merton

As part of our regeneration of Merton, which will create 2,800 homes, we have put in place a robust Circular Economy Strategy.

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Partnership with Eurocell

Partnership with Eurocell

We are working with Eurocell on a number of our sites to recycle UPVC windows.

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Our Age Friendly Approach

Our Age Friendly Approach

We are committed to enabling people to live well in our communities.

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Play Strategy

Play Strategy

Clarion recognises the importance of play for children’s development and wellbeing.

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Ravensbury’s Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems (SUDS)

Ravensbury’s Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems (SUDS)

Ravensbury estate in Merton, south London will be an exemplar in green infrastructure and adding value to existing places; demonstrating best practice in relation to surface water management and biodiversity.

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Digital inclusion - ebrik

Digital inclusion - ebrik

We use live streaming of construction sites to keep residents informed and engaged in the process of building their new homes.

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The Importance of Place Shaping in our Regeneration Projects

The Importance of Place Shaping in our Regeneration Projects

Place Shaping lies at the heart of successful regeneration projects, transforming not only the physical spaces but also fostering a sense of ownership, pride, and community among residents.

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Building a Greener Future

Building a Greener Future

We are currently running a series of urban greening events for residents to get involved in across our regeneration sites.

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Building with Nature

Building with Nature

We have been awarded the Building with Nature award at Sutton Estate, Chelsea, and provisionally at Barne Barton, Plymouth.

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