Barratt Group Photographs

Mark Clare, Barratt Group Chief Executive

Bob Lawson, Barratt Group Chairman

Bob Lawson became Chairman of Barratt Developments PLC on 1st July 2008.

The Barratt Green House

The Barratt Green House, the first Code for Sustainable Homes Level 6 house built by a major homebuilder. Copyright Denis Jones.

The Barratt Green House

The Barratt Green House, the first Code for Sustainable Homes Level 6 house built by a major homebuilder.

Barratt Developments have been selected to build the UK’s first zero carbon development meeting Level 6 of the Code for Sustainable Homes at Hanham Hall near Bristol.

Barratt Developments have been selected to build the UK’s first zero carbon development meeting Level 6 of the Code for Sustainable Homes at Hanham Hall near Bristol.

The Barratt Green House at the BRE Centre in Watford.

The first home by a mainstream house builder which is so environmentally friendly that it would meet the criteria for zero stamp duty.

Barratt EcoSmart

The Barratt EcoSmart Show Village at Chorley, Lancashire, comprises seven new homes packed with the latest in energy-efficient and 'green' technologies and is the first project of its kind by a major UK housebuilder.

Barratt iPad

This innovative and affordable first-time buyer home features a stylish living/dining area, double bedroom, fully-fitted kitchen and bathroom, plus private balcony.

Housing Design Awards 2007 project winner: Trafalgar Street, Rochdale.

This scheme, which will provide a mix of new homes for sale, rent and shared ownership, is being developed by BASE, a joint venture between Barratt and Artisan, the innovative Manchester-based specialist developer. BASE recently started building the first 25 homes at Trafalgar Street. Architects OMI developed the designs with input from local people and they are being built using materials from ‘green’ sources which will cut fuel bills. The scheme will eventually provide around 1,000 homes.

Housing Design Awards 2007 project winner: Dale Mill, Rochdale.

This scheme, which will provide a mix of new homes for sale, rent and shared ownership, is being developed by BASE, a joint venture between Barratt and Artisan, the innovative Manchester-based specialist developer. There will be 85 eco-friendly new homes, designed by Proctor & Matthews, with play spaces and pedestrian-friendly streets. BASE is working with Rochdale Development Agency and Rochdale Council to build the scheme, as part of the national Housing Market Renewal programme.

Housing Design Awards 2007 completed schemes winner: Tachbrook Triangle, London SW1.

At this development, designed by Assael Architecture, Barratt successfully blended three brand new apartment buildings with the careful restoration of a terrace of Grade II listed Georgian townhouses, close to Victoria Station. The restored façade hides a wealth of technology, including high-performance acoustic glass fitted to the sashes to block out traffic noise.