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14 Flats,
Dartford

Role: Developer and Contractor

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Programme: September 2025 – December 2026
 

Key Features:

14 apartments
Rammed earth
Structural steel
Cross-laminated timber
Ground-source heat pumps
Underfloor heating
Grey-water recycling
Low-carbon construction

This 14-apartment development in Dartford is an ambitious example of contemporary, low-carbon residential construction.

The building brings together a distinctive combination of rammed earth, structural steel and cross-laminated timber. Each material contributes to the architectural character of the scheme while creating a complex technical interface requiring careful coordination across design, manufacture and installation.

Sustainability is embedded throughout the project. A ground-source heat-pump system supplies low-carbon heating through an underfloor heating system, providing efficient and consistent heat across the apartments. Grey-water recycling also reduces demand on mains water, while the high-performance building envelope supports lower energy consumption and improved long-term performance.

The development has attracted national attention and has been featured in The Guardian for its innovative design and sustainable construction approach.

Through detailed programme management and close coordination of specialist contractors, KLG Group is helping to deliver a residential scheme that combines architectural ambition, environmental responsibility and modern construction technology.

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