Levita House, the largest block in the historic Ossulston Estate, has long been in need of green spaces. Our design aims to revitalise a tired courtyard by creating vibrant, functional areas for community interaction.

Organised by the contractor Ginkgo and Camden Council, the team planted around 1,400 plants, creating new spaces for social and community activities.

For Ben and Ritvika, getting hands-on with the planting was a rewarding experience, allowing them to see their design come to life. This project is part of our ongoing commitment to creating sustainable, liveable environments in urban spaces.

Levita House is located in Somers Town, a historically significant area just north of Euston Road. Originally developed as part of London County Council’s inter-war slum clearance, this regeneration project marks a new chapter for the community, enhancing green spaces for all residents.

At LUC, we believe that every employee plays a part in contributing to society and the environment. As an employee-owned trust, we invest in projects like Levita House that align with our values. Our CSER policy focuses on improving society, protecting the environment, and supporting sustainable development.

Through initiatives like this, we continue to make a tangible impact on local communities, sharing our skills and expertise to enhance urban spaces.