Super-sustainable housing scheme in East Sussex promises to be Britain’s biggest timber-structure neighbourhood

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Sustainable property developer Human Nature has revealed plans to transform a 7.9 hectare brownfield site in Lewes into a new 700-home mixed-use neighbourhood with top-notch sustainability credentials.

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Main image: Pictured: Computer-generated image the Belvedere raised garden and Thomas Paine bridge, at the Phoenix in Lewes, East Sussex (Human Nature with Periscope / Mae Architects / Expedition Engineering)

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