Greenwich Millennium Village provides approximately 3,000 mixed-tenure homes on the Greenwich peninsula in London, with Phase 2 contributing 372 innovative new homes built around a traditional London square design. The project was required to meet stringent environmental targets for reductions in energy, water usage, construction waste, costs and time, which Phase 2 exceeded by providing homes with 30% lower primary energy usage, 50% lower embodied energy, and reductions of up to 30% in water consumption, costs and construction time.

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Greenwich Millennium Village, Greenwich, London
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Awards: Civic Trust Award 2004
World Wildlife Fund/House Builders Federation
Sustainable New Homes Award 2004
Housing Design Award 2001
Sustainability Award 2001
Greenwich Millennium Village, Greenwich, London

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Greenwich Millennium Village provides a sustainable urban quarter of approximately 3000 mixed tenure
homes on the Greenwich peninsula in south-east London. Phase 2 provides 372 of these innovative
new homes built on the principle of the traditional London square, creating streets and public spaces
scaled to provide a lively, intimate and secure environment.
The project was required to meet stringent environmental targets, including reductions in both primary
and embodied energy of 30% and 50% respectively, and construction waste by up to 50%. Water
consumption, construction costs and project duration were similarly targeted for reductions of up to
30%. Phase 2 exceeded these targeted expectations.
Greenwich Millennium Village, Greenwich, London