A colorful infographic explains the 2030 home project. It features illustrated characters and speech bubbles introducing individuals named Leo, Shirley, Valentina, and Aarav, each sharing their excitement about the new homes. The lower left showcases
Layout of a community garden with numbered sections and colored zones for different purposes, including greenhouses, playgrounds, orchard, paths, trees, and communal spaces.
Colorful residential neighborhood with townhouses and a central green park with trees.
A grid showing different house designs, each with a label. The houses include Zero +1 House, Bespoke House, Sun House, Community House, Extension Pod, Ventilation House, Easy House, Glass House (greenhouse), Zero House, Zero Modern House, Bio House,

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THE 2030 HOME

 

Rooted in History, Designed for Tomorrow

The 2030 Home draws inspiration from centuries of British and European housing—from Iron Age roundhouses to Georgian elegance and Victorian innovation. It blends historical wisdom with cutting-edge research in sustainability, technology, and inclusive design to create homes that are healthy, adaptable, and future-ready.

Sustainable, Smart, and Inclusive

Each 2030 Home is designed to be net-zero in whole life carbon, generating its own energy, recycling water, and built with natural or recycled materials. Off-site construction ensures speed, quality, and cost-efficiency, while modular design allows for easy upgrades and personalization.

Flexible Living for All

A catalogue of housing types supports diverse lifestyles and evolving needs. From extension pods and garden rooms to tech-integrated features and accessibility upgrades, the 2030 Home adapts to its occupants. Augmented Reality tools and customizable interiors offer a tailored experience for homeowners and developers alike.

Community and Connection

Beyond the home, the 2030 concept fosters vibrant communities. Shared workspaces, intergenerational hubs, and public spaces encourage interaction, creativity, and well-being. Local food networks, play areas, and biodiversity initiatives enrich the environment and promote sustainable living.

Data-Driven Design

Smart sensors monitor energy use, air quality, and occupant well-being, feeding back into continuous design improvement. Technologies like fall detection and smart sockets support independent living, while apps help residents make informed choices about travel, health, and community engagement.

A New Standard in Homebuilding

The 2030 Home is more than a building—it's a movement. With a strong brand identity, scalable design templates, and a commitment to environmental and social impact, it sets a new benchmark for housing in the UK. It’s a home for today, ready for tomorrow.