Zedpod's Bristol modular homes scheme goes for planning

ZedPods

The Bill Dunster-designed low-carbon homes can be built on stilts over public spaces such as car parks

Organisers of the Bristol Housing Festival said they hoped 11 Zedpod homes will have been built over a cark park in the city in time for the next event in October this year.

Plans for the factory-built homes have been submitted to the local council and subsequently validated.

Designed by architect Bill Dunster, Zedpod homes can exploit air rights to be built over spaces such as car parks. Zedpods said the homes are designed to be factory-built and erected within 24 hours.

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