Home X Development

The development will deliver 369 new homes, including affordable housing, and 534 student bedrooms in managed halls of residence, meeting a widely recognised shortfall in the city.  These accommodations will be uniquely positioned against a new home for the University’s Business School.

Home X Development, a significant project in Brighton, featuring 369 new build homes including studio, 1, 2, and 3 bedroom apartments, sought to provide efficient utility access solutions while maintaining the modern architectural character of the development. This case study highlights the successful collaboration between Home X Development and Rapid Access Ltd, a leading supplier of Metal Faced Dual Purpose Access Panels, Ceramic Tile Lift Out Wall Access Panels, and Plasterboard Faced Dual Purpose Access Panels.

Challenges:

1. Utility Access: The large-scale development required reliable access to diverse utility systems, including plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and telecommunications, to meet the needs of the modern residential units.

2. Architectural Integration: Home X Development emphasized preserving the modern and stylish architectural character. Access panels had to seamlessly blend with the building's design while facilitating efficient and controlled entry.

3. Versatility Requirement: The project encompassed various residential unit types, necessitating access solutions that could cater to specific spatial and functional needs.

Solution:

Rapid Access Ltd, known for their expertise in access solutions, was chosen to address the specific requirements of Home X Development. The solution included the installation of Metal Faced Dual Purpose Access Panels, Ceramic Tile Lift Out Wall Access Panels, and Plasterboard Faced Dual Purpose Access Panels, designed to meet the following key criteria:

1. Variety of Access Panels: Rapid Access Ltd provided access panels in various forms, including Metal Faced Dual Purpose Access Panels, Ceramic Tile Lift Out Wall Access Panels, and Plasterboard Faced Dual Purpose Access Panels, offering versatility to cater to the diverse residential unit types within the development.

2. Architectural Harmony: The access panels were meticulously customized to blend with the modern architectural design of Home X Development, ensuring a cohesive and stylish appearance that aligned with the project's character.

3. Efficiency and Versatility: The access solutions were designed to be dual-purpose, facilitating efficient and controlled access to utility areas while offering adaptability to meet the varying needs of different units.

Implementation:

The installation of Metal Faced Dual Purpose Access Panels, Ceramic Tile Lift Out Wall Access Panels, and Plasterboard Faced Dual Purpose Access Panels by Rapid Access Ltd was executed in close collaboration with the project management and architectural teams overseeing Home X Development. The project was managed with minimal disruption to the construction process, ensuring a seamless integration of utility access within the development.

Conclusion:

The partnership between Home X Development and Rapid Access Ltd exemplified the successful integration of utility access solutions into a large-scale, modern residential development. The installation of Metal Faced Dual Purpose Access Panels, Ceramic Tile Lift Out Wall Access Panels, and Plasterboard Faced Dual Purpose Access Panels not only met functional needs but also contributed to the overall success of the development in Brighton. This case study underscores the importance of selecting the right access solutions provider to meet the unique requirements of diverse residential projects.