A planned project between Sigmat, ROK Group, and Andium Homes will see 184 new homes built in Jersey. Sigmat announced the joint venture, which will offer much-needed housing to the area, with 169 of the planned homes being affordable social housing.
The Northern Quarter project will involve the demolition of existing warehouse buildings before construction can begin. The residential scheme will be located opposite Millennium Town Park and will be built across four blocks offering apartment housing. Sigmat will provide 418T transfer structures for the development.
Head of Sigmat, Paul Smith, said "This is a very exciting collaboration for us. We are pleased to help more companies recognise the potential of building using Modern Methods of Construction. Safety, quality, and programme are part of our core pillars and a key advantage of offsite construction and the Sigmat process."
Andium, Jersey's largest affordable housing provider, plans to deliver 3000 new homes to Jersey by 2030. Sigmat is working with the planning team to provide the most cost-effective and environmentally friendly solution, intending to be on the site later in 2023.
Image: Rok Group/Andium Homes The residential scheme will be built across four blocks offering apartment housing.
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