Housebuilder Rowland has put forward a proposal for 174 homes in Chorley, on 28 acres of land earmarked for redevelopment in the Central Lancashire Local Plan.
However, the proposal has been met with criticism, with one commenter stating that "far too many houses are being built" and describing the homes as "car heavy, randomly placed" with "terrible architecture" and resembling "rabbit warrens".
Far too many houses are being built. Beyond grim this, car heavy, randomly placed homes. Terrible architecture, rabbit warrens and no…
The commenter also mentions the recently announced Salford Design Panel, wondering what they would make of the proposal.
In contrast, a Co-op office building in the area is praised for its refurbishment, with the meeting rooms in the turrets being particularly highlighted as a positive feature.
Author's summary: Rowland proposes 174 homes in Chorley amid criticism.