The Heights Cambridge.

The second of three city schemes in the Heights Programme. Cambridge built the discipline Birmingham set and fed Oxford's underwriting.

Cambridge has population growth, an entrenched undersupply of well-specified residential, and a tenant base that prices specification carefully. The scheme was structured for that demand: brick rhythm, restrained massing, generous glazing on the upper floors, and ground-floor uses sized to the surrounding streets rather than imported templates.

For how the three city schemes relate, see Birmingham and Oxford.