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Camelford Court, Camelford Walk, Clarendon Walk, Talbot Walk

Final detailed designs results revealed! 

Thank you to all residents who completed the final detailed designs survey, summer 2023. 
You gave us your preferences on windows, external wall façade and more! We have collected the results and can now reveal your chosen opinions. 
73% of Camelford Court, Camelford Walk, Clarendon Walk, and Talbot Walk residents were involved in the engagement. 
We proposed. Residents chose... 
Upper windows: Light anodised aluminium
Lower Windows: Dark basalt grey 
 Windows Mechanism: Outward opening 
Composite balcony decking​ material: Natural aged oak
Internal corridor colour scheme: Grey floor with ​ grey stripes​
Porch design: Porch frame hanging bar at the front and side 
Pattern: Simple design 
The resident co-design phase for Camelford Court, Camelford Walk, Clarendon Walk, and Talbot Walk has now come to an end, but LWNT will continue to put resident engagement at the heart of your refurbishment. 
 

Webinar and open house drop in event

Thank you to all Camelford Court, Camelford Walk, Clarendon Walk, and Talbot Walk residents that came to both the webinar and open house drop in event this week. 
Residents were able to speak to the architects, Perkins and Will, about the final detailed designs for their blocks and home. They had the opportunity to view material samples and talk to the team about the latest designs for the renewable boiler room for the Notting Dale Heat Network 
If you missed the webinar, you can view it below. 
Survey now closed
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Finalising the detailed design for your home and block

In our ongoing commitment to refurbish Lancaster West Estate into a 21st century carbon-neutral estate, we are now at a stage where we are ready to begin confirming your definite choices and preferences for the final design of your home and block.
Here we would like you to give us your preferences and choices for the refurbishment of your block prior to us going submitting the designs for planning permission. 
Your response will inform the final design of your block. Once we have residents’ feedback, we will analyse the information and share the results with you.
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Final detailed designs webinar: Camelford Court, Camelford Walk, Clarendon Walk, and Talbot Walk

On 30 May Lancaster West Neighbourhood Team invited residents from Camelford Court, Camelford Walk, Clarendon Walk, and Talbot Walk to join an online webinar to find out more about the phase 3 refurbishment of their homes: Final detailed designs. 
As part of the resident co-design process architects Perkins and Will presented residents with information on the final choices to be made to their blocks and homes to help them complete their preferences survey.

Final detailed design choices: Camelford Court, Camelford Walk, Clarendon Walk, and Talbot Walk


Camelford Court, Camelford Walk, Clarendon Walk, Talbot Walk Phase 2 Refurbishment Survey Results

Thank you to all Camelford Court, Camelford Walk, Clarendon Walk, Talbot Walk residents who responded to the Emerging Preferences and Choices refurbishment survey. We asked residents to give their preferences on windows, external façade , balconies and more. Lancaster West Neighbourhood Team have collected the votes and we can now reveal the winning options. 
62% of Camelford Court, Camelford Walk, Clarendon Walk, Talbot Walk residents completed the survey.
We proposed. Residents chose… 
Windows: Tilt and turn aluminium windows with white internal frame. External façade: Buff brick.Balconies: Bolt on balconies.Communal corridors: Open communal corridors. Stairwells & Lifts: Enclosed stairwells and removal of waste chutes and ramps for lift installation.
You can find out more about the different options chosen by residents below:

Camelford Court, Camelford Walk, Clarendon Walk, Talbot Walk Emerging preferences and choices results

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Camelford Court, Camelford Walk, Clarendon Walk, Talbot Walk Phase 2 booklet

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Camelford Court bio-solar roof: helping Lancaster West Estate go carbon-neutral by 2030!

Lancaster West Neighbourhood Team are excited to announce that the first phase of the bio-solar roof on Lancaster West has been completed. 
The design of the bio-solar roof with two Grenfell hearts at either end of the block was co-designed with residents and the final design received 58% of residents’ overall votes, compared to the other two options. 
Phase 1 of construction involved the installation of new triple-glazed skylights in 13 properties which will increase light and ventilation for residents. The roof has been made with A1 non-combustible insulation, improving safety as well as energy performance. As the roof has a very low u-value (a measure of thermal performance), it keeps the heat inside homes in winter, and sun’s heat out in the summer. This will help to reduce energy usage and bills for residents.
The two sections of sedum planting, surrounding the Grenfell Heart motifs at either end of the roof are low maintenance, with shallow roots that can withstand hot summers and help to improve the biodiversity of the estate. 
These sedum plants will absorb 18kg of carbon-dioxide and almost 1kg of airborne pollutants every year. This is another step closer to the ambitious goal of helping Lancaster West to go carbon-neutral by 2030. 
Phase 2 will involve the installation of solar panels. Take a look at what the bio-solar roof looks like below:

Your Refurb. Your Choice: Camelford Court Roof Improvement Works Detailed Design Options

On Thursday 03 June, 2021, the Lancaster West Neighbourhood Team held an online webinar with architects Penoyre & Prasad which was recorded for residents of Lancaster West Estate to view at their leisure. 

Detailed design options for roof improvement for Camelford Court were presented and discussed, including different green roof and solar panels layouts. Residents’ feedback from previous engagement events were also covered in the session and incorporated into the design options.

Camelford Court Roof Improvement Detailed Design Options

Camelford Court Roof Improvement Presentation

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Your Refurb. Your Choice: Clarendon & Talbot Walk Roof Improvement Initial Design Ideas

On Thursday 27th May, the Lancaster West Neighbourhood Team held an online meeting with residents of Clarendon Walk and Talbot Walk on the Lancaster West Estate. We discussed some exciting new ideas for a new roof upgrade, including a green roof and solar panels, for both blocks. Residents had the opportunity to share concerns and pose question to their external refurb architects Penoyre and Prasad.

Clarendon and Talbot Walk Roof Improvement Initial Design Ideas

Clarendon and Talbot Walk Roof Improvement Initial Design Ideas Presentation

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Your Refurb. Your Choice: Refurbishment Meeting Camelford Ct & Walk, Clarendon Walk and Talbot Walk

On the 18th March 2021, we held a meeting with the Lancaster West Neighbourhood Team, architects Sunand Prasad,  Anna-Lisa Pollock, Simon Dove, Harriet Francis, David Bostlemann, Francis Lee, Mark Allen and Emily Pang from Penoyre & Prasad and residents of Camelford Ct and Walk, Clarendon Walk and Talbot Walk to discuss initial ideas for refurbishment works on their blocks. Residents had the opportunity to ask questions and get answers. You can view the presentation below.

Initial Refurbishment Ideas Meeting Video

Your Refurbishment. Your Choice. Initial Ideas Refurbishment Presentation

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Your refurbishment. Your choice. Camelford Court roof improvement works

We held a meeting with the Lancaster West Neighbourhood Team, architects Anna-Lisa Pollock and Emily Pang from Penoyre & Prasad and residents of Camelford Court on the Lancaster West Estate to discuss 4 different options for improvement works to the roof including solar panels. You can watch the recording and view the presentation below.

Your refurbishment. Your choice. Camelford Court roof improvement works video

Your refurbishment. Your choice. Camelford Court roof improvement works presentation

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Camelford Court

In Camelford Court, an enthusiastic 61% of residents contributed to this top ten list of priorities for the upcoming refurbishment for their block. In keeping with many other blocks, Camelford Court placed windows and bathrooms high on their list, as the first and second priorities respectively. Interestingly, unlike many of the other blocks, Camelford Court placed soundproofing high up on their list as their third priority.

Clarendon Walk

With more than 100 homes Clarendon Walk had a 62% participation rate amongst residents. Clarendon Walk residents put new windows and kitchens as their first and second priorities for the upcoming refurbishment. In speaking to residents at workshops and over the phone, it was clear there were concerns about security. This was reflected in their top 10 priorities which included door entry systems and communal entrance made it on to their top 10 priorities. 

Camelford Walk

With 69% of the residents contributing, Camelford Walk is another example of a great resident engagement. After collating all the data, we found that Camelford’s Walk top three choices were windows, kitchens and bathrooms respectively. However, residents also seemed concerned with shared spaces placing communal entrances and lifts also in their top 10s.   

Talbot Walk

An incredible 86% of residents from Talbot Walk contributed to this top ten list of priorities for the upcoming refurbishment for their block – the highest level of engagement of any block. Residents in Talbot Walk were particularly interested in refurbishing the shared areas. This shows in their list of priorities as door entry systems, communal entrance and accessibility to the garden all made it to their top 10 list.   

Contact your Block Rep

You may wish to contact your Block Reps to engage in further discussions about the design and the delivery of the refurbishments.

Camelford Court: Chelo Zapata
Camelford Walk: Fatiha Al-Assad & Michelle Dykes Clarendon Walk: Abbas Dadou, Reuben Ceasar & Angela Francis
Talbot Walk: Helen Chiu, Linda Fenelon & Cynthia Edun
If you do not already have your Block Reps contact details, please contact us at LancasterWestOffice@rbkc.gov.uk or call 0800 389 2005 and we will put you in touch. 

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