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Developing for a better life
We focus on creating places that improve the quality of life of the people who live, work or spend time in them.
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Creating vibrant communities
Communities need to be resilient, cohesive and more than just the sum of their parts. They are places where people interact and links are forged. From co-working to community hubs, we create places where people can lead happy, healthy, more productive lives together.
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Encouraging connectivity
Combining intelligent design with creativity and the latest technology, our developments become smart, interactive spaces that offer better, more efficient, more personal experiences.
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Developing smarter, greener spaces
By conserving energy, reducing waste and incorporating green spaces that promote wildlife and a sense of calm, our developments encourage resource efficiency and improve occupants’ health and wellbeing.
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People, places, planet
Our all-encompassing approach to sustainability considers individual wellbeing, local communities and environmental efficiency.
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Local knowledge, global strength
Local knowledge,
Global strength
We create new homes, shops, offices and public spaces that improve people’s quality of life.
Our local focus is combined with global expertise: Linkcity is the international property development brand of the Bouygues Group, which has a turnover of over €33.5 billion and is active in over 80 countries. We apply innovation and best-in-class knowledge acquired from local and international projects to developments of a range of sizes and types.
Our joined-up group approach with our sister construction company, Bouygues UK, and engineering and services business, Bouygues Energies and Services, creates a powerful partnership with an ambition to create better places for people and our planet.
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London
Hallsville Quarter
Hallsville Quarter, Canning Town
London
One of London’s largest and most exciting town centre regeneration projects.
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Surrey
Addlestone One
Addlestone One
Surrey
Addlestone one represents the next big step toward a bright new future for a town with such a rich and fascinating history.
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Birmingham
The Forum
The Forum
Birmingham
The Forum is an 11-storey development on the site of the former Silver Blades ice rink in Birmingham city centre.
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Hatfield
University of Hertfordshire
University of Hertfordshire
Hatfield
The University of Hertfordshire has more than 27,700 students of which 3,600 are international students from over 85 different countries
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Colchester
University of Essex
University of Essex
Colchester
The Meadows provides high quality accommodation for students on the University of Essex Colchester campus as well as a dedicated social and retail space known as the Pavilion
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London
Queen’s Park Place
Queen’s Park Place
London
Development includes 116 highly specified contemporary homes, 28 affordable homes, and 5,200 sq ft of commercial floorspace let to Marks & Spencer.
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Linkcity races to Challenger
July 08th 2021Over the course of the next two weeks, Linkcity will be virtually racing to our parent company, Bouygues Construction's headquarters in Paris, Challenger, to raise money for our chosen charity of the year, The Magpie Project. Members of Linkcity have...
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Linkcity Selected as Preferred Bidder for Watling Avenue
June 29th 2021Linkcity has been selected as Preferred Bidder by the London Borough of Barnet to develop new homes and community space on the Watling Avenue Car Park site. The new development will bring to Burnt Oak a bespoke Build to Rent...
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Working at Linkcity: Q&A with Leasha Newman
June 15th 2021One of the best things about Linkcity is our people. To celebrate this, we have launched a series of Q&As to showcase our diverse, talented team and the variety of roles available here. Last time we spoke to Alex Bull....
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Linkcity signs agreements with Notting Hill Housing Trust and Hounslow Council to bring £410 million development to life
Linkcity, the property development company, has signed agreements with its partners to kick start the creation of a £410 million (GDV) development including new homes and a new civic building incorporating council offices, a library and café for Hounslow Council.
Following a three-way development agreement, Notting Hill Housing will develop the residential element of the scheme, built on the current civic centre site on Lampton Road, and Linkcity will develop the new civic building, built on a new site in Bath Road, in Hounslow town centre.
The residential element of the project will provide 919 new homes including affordable housing. There will be a mixture of studios, one, two and three-bedroom apartments and houses across 10 buildings varying between three and nine storeys.
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