A new campaign from national housebuilder Redrow is set to shed some light on the thriving communities behind the physical homes.
Through its 'a better way to live' marketing campaign, Redrow is delivering a series of high quality films centred on a selection of the businesses' placemaking principles; 'easy to get around', 'keeping it local', 'streets for life', 'places to go' and 'nature for people'.
The company held workshops with all of its divisional teams nationwide and undertook a comprehensive review of national planning and design policy guidance documents in order to create the placemaking principles.
This year, led by Group Master Planning Director Kevin Parker, Redrow launched its design manual 'Creating a Better Way To Live', based on this set of measurable placemaking principles. These will help to inspire planners and design teams at each of their new developments, helping to create beautiful places for people to live, which are sympathetic to their unique surroundings.
The films will be promoted across all of Redrow's social channels, including Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. The campaign will also be broadcast across screens in Redrow sales centres nationwide.
Matt Grayson, Group Customer & Marketing Director, commented: "Our set of placemaking principles and our approach to community creation are unique to Redrow. We consistently seek to deliver distinctive, high quality and beautiful places for our customers to live.
"We have created hundreds of thriving new communities over the course of our history, all of which are instantly recognisable as 'Redrow places'. Our latest marketing campaign aims to bring this to life for aspiring new homeowners and demonstrates our offering beyond just the physical homes that we build.
"The high-quality films we have produced represent a step-change in our marketing material, as we move towards the highest quality assets which showcase our fantastic new communities and the sense of belonging they foster."
(CM/JG)
Construction News
18/09/2019
New Redrow Campaign To Showcase Thriving Communities


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