What the Future Homes Standard means for the housing sector

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Around the Table: A podcast by Building Relations

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With more architects involved in designing new homes, the results can be better for everyone - from developers to communities. Host Natalie Daniels is joined by Keith Bradley (Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios) and Simon Vernon-Harcourt (City & Country) to explore how design can shape thriving neighbourhoods, balance local character with innovation, and meet modern expectations around sustainability, wellbeing, and accessibility. Music credit: Uppbeat OAKTY4TYK7ENPSSW

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What the Future Homes Standard means for the housing sector

Around the Table: A podcast by Building Relations

32 minutes

11 months ago

What the Future Homes Standard means for the housing sector

In this episode of Around the Table, we explore the Future Homes Standard, a transformative regulation set to launch in 2025, and its implications for the housing sector. Hosted by Charlotte Radcliffe, Senior Account Manager with Building Relations PR, the discussion features insights from three industry experts: Lynne Sullivan OBE, Architect, LSA Studio, RIBA & Chair of Good Homes AllianceJames Snelgar, Technical Director, Dandara SouthernAlex Jahanshahi-Edlin, Associat...