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Former Newtownabbey Nursing Home To Be Redeveloped
The site of a former nursing home in Newtownabbey is set to be transformed into a new housing development.Developer Radius Housing has put forward plans to build 20 new homes on the old Moylinney House site. Antrim & Newtownabbey Borough Council will review the proposal.The project, which incorporates 14 apartments for over 55 ‘active elderly’ people as well as 6 two-bedroom family homes, is the first of its kind in Northern Ireland. It has been designed in line with the Housing Ageing Population Panel for Innovation (HAPPI) Principles which focus on designing high-quality housing catering for the needs of older person’s as their circumstances change.Project architects Hall Black Douglas Architects have embedded the 10 key design criteria of the HAPPI Principles within the new build scheme, which include emphasis on high-quality open space provision, the addition of balconies for enhanced private amenity space, increased internal storage space and other shared ‘hub’ facilities.If planning permission is granted, work on site will commence in spring 2020, with a completion date scheduled for autumn 2021.
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