This will not only reduce carbon emissions but also provide a sustainable source of energy for the residents.
Improved accessibility for people with disabilities
Enhanced energy efficiency and reduced carbon emissions
Increased property values and economic growth
A sustainable and environmentally friendly living space
Key Features of the Homes
The homes will be designed with the following key features:
High levels of insulation to ensure warmth and energy efficiency
Air Source Heat Pumps for renewable heating and energy generation
Wheelchair-accessible design to provide much-needed accommodation for people with disabilities
Sustainable materials and construction methods to minimize environmental impact
Community Engagement and Consultation
The development will involve extensive community engagement and consultation to ensure that the needs and concerns of local residents are taken into account. This will include:
Public consultations and workshops to gather feedback and input
Collaboration with local disability organizations and advocacy groups
Involvement of local residents in the design and planning process
Environmental Impact
The development will have a positive impact on the environment, including:
Reduced carbon emissions through the use of renewable energy sources
Minimized environmental impact through the use of sustainable materials and construction methods
Creation of a green space and community garden to promote biodiversity and community engagement
Conclusion
The proposed development will provide much-needed wheelchair accommodation in a city centre location, while also promoting sustainability and reducing carbon emissions.
Collaborative Efforts to Address Housing Demand
The City of Edinburgh Council and CCG are working together to address the growing demand for new, affordable homes in the city.
