Clapton Park

Construction of the 11 new homes is well underway, with our construction partner Kind and Co working to complete the homes as soon as possible.

We expect that residents will have moved into their new homes in early 2022.

• architects: Al Jawad Pike
• contractors: Kind and Company

We’ve been progressing with Daubeney road over the past year and doing everything we can to ensure that we deliver good-quality homes across the estates.

Due to a number of site logistics issues and supply issues, the completion date has been postponed to spring 2022.

Along with our contractor, Neilcott, we are doing everything we can to deliver these vital much-needed new homes as soon as possible.

We are expecting to welcome residents into their new homes as soon as possible and Neilcott will continue to update the local community with regular newsletters.

• architects – Al Jawad Pike
• contractors – Neilcott Construction

There have been some delays with the project, due to the clean up operation taking longer than originally expected.

This work has now started on site, and our contractor is working on site clean up and testing on the ground works.

We expect this work to be completed in spring 2022 before we start ground-up construction.

• architects: Ash Sakula
• contractors: Engie (working with specialist contractor, Soilfix)

As part of the plans we’re creating a new permanent community garden on Redwald Road to replace the temporary community garden which has been using the Daubeney Road site.

Clapton Park residents have started a new gardening group for residents to help engage with neighbours and build a closer community while maintaining allotments across the estate.

For more information or to get involved with the gardening group, please come into the Clapton Park Neighbourhood Office or call us on 020 8356 6300.

The new homes at Daubeney Road have been constructed using Cross Laminated Timber (CLT) which has a number of environmentally friendly benefits including a reduction in the carbon footprint, site waste and site noise.

But it’s not just about housing. These plans are creating improved public spaces, better amenities for existing residents and a fair recovery from the pandemic – including three new schools and a state-of-the-art new leisure centre, and providing training and employment opportunities for Hackney residents.

At Daubeney Road and Mandeville Street alone, we have worked with a number of apprentices, paid work placements and provided jobs for local people. In Mandeville Street, all site operatives are Hackney-based.