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Introduction
GSSArchitecture are a national, award-winning architectural practice with a dynamic and forward-thinking approach. Founded in 1879, we are one of the longest established practices in the UK.
We have substantial experience across many sectors, including all aspects of residential. Our work includes masterplanning, private rented sector (PRS)/developer housing, affordable and registered social landlord (RSL) properties, urban living, conversions/permitted developments, heritage projects, and conversions and refurbishments in the residential market, together with later living and student accommodation.
How We Can Help You
From our six operational bases across the UK, our dedicated residential teams are able to provide appropriate solutions for your development needs. With our balanced approach, we will work closely with you and the project delivery teams to ensure the end result is relevant, appropriate and future-focused.
Every project is different, so we have a wide range of in-house skills and expertise to tailor our services to meet your specific requirements, whilst remaining flexible.
Our in-house divisions support our core architectural teams and include graphics, masterplanning, heritage, sustainability, artificial intelligence, and health and wellbeing. This, together with our strong supply chain relationships with other residential consultants and specialists, allows us to coordinate and assemble full delivery “one-stop-shop” teams where required.
Benefits of Well-Considered Design Solutions
Our experienced team will work with you to deliver well-considered and well-designed solutions, to address your specific needs, such as:
• Land Promotion
• Planning Appraisals
• Financial Appraisals
• Site Option Studies
• Developer Appraisals
• Sketch Layouts
• Design Codes/Guides
• Masterplanning
• Site Delivery Strategies/Procurement
• Section 106 Delivery
The team’s experience, together with our specialist in-house divisions, provide our clients with the added value of integrating other commercial and social benefits into your residential considerations, such as:
• Use of MMC Solutions
• Sustainability and Carbon Reduction
• Health and Wellbeing
• Future-Focused Living Solutions
• Best Value Delivery Strategies
Our approach to “Build to Rent”
What shapes a great Build to Rent scheme?
Build to Rent (BTR) has become increasingly popular in the residential sector over recent years. As of Q4 2021, the UK’s BTR stock stood at 70,785 completed homes with a further 42,100 homes under construction. Despite this, there remains a shortage of supply and, as such, opportunities remain strong with nearly every local authority in the UK currently in need of new rental supply. This is fuelling rental growth far in excess of average annual growth, something which has been happening since 2011.
GSS have considerable experience in the residential sector and we are able use our extensive knowledge and experience to streamline our approach, providing an efficient design service that is based on best practice.
There are many considerations that need to be taken into account when approaching the design of professionally-managed BTR communities in the private rented sector. A great BTR scheme should:
1. Create a community feel and experience
2. Be purpose built and designed with the customer in mind
3. Optimise the net income stream
4. Deliver development at scales
5. Provide a range of appropriate amenities
6. Have dedicated management staff, focusing on customer service
BTR has a much faster absorbency rate than market sale housing, which is great for place-making and to kick starting wider regeneration schemes. Place-making is also vital for establishing a vibrant community within the development.
In our experience, place-making should focus around a single core to promote social interaction, giving all residents access to similar amenities. Design should encourage residents to feel they are renting the whole building, not just their apartment.
The operational efficiency of the building is also incredibly important to the internal
layouts, such as having a large central space for residents and the wider community.
BTR is also particularly suited for modern methods of construction, such as volumetric modular. This has a range of benefits, including faster build rates so investors can open up rental income streams sooner, driven by a higher quality finish that reduces postcompletion defects and maintenance costs, leading to a more sustainable and lower carbon-intensive build.
Key Design Consideration for BTR Products
Unit Mix
Dependent on local demand and flexibility of planning authorities against design standards, we would consider a mix of studios, one and two bed apartments on a 10:30:60 basis. Where possible, one bed units should be biased towards the higher floors. On occasions, three bed apartments may also be appropriate, subject to locationspecific evidence of demand and yield.
Efficiency Targets
Wall to floor ratios should be designed to meet a target range of between 0.47 and 0.50, whilst net to gross floor areas should be between 80% and 85%, depending on the overall number of storeys only (the higher the building, the lower the percentage). Optimum storey heights are typically between five and ten storeys.
Fire Strategy
The Building Safety Act 2022 introduces stringent control measures for buildings which are deemed to be ‘higher risk’. In England, Higher-Risk Buildings (HRBs) are those at least 18 metres in height or at least seven storeys high and contain at least two residential units, including hospitals, care homes and student accommodation.
For Higher-Risk Buildings there are significant programme periods required for submission, review, and approval of the design proposals by the Building Safety Regulator (BSR). These programme periods will need to be carefully planned and managed to make sure that risks to the overall project delivery programme are identified and mitigated. Additional costs for HRBs also need to be carefully planned and managed, including BSR fees, insurance, and handover arrangements.
Energy Strategy
Consumers are becoming increasingly demanding in terms of the sustainability credentials of BTR developments. This may include a need to consider net zero carbon targets that we can advise on, but, at the very least, the energy strategy should follow the energy hierarchy of:
Be Lean (fabric first approach - consume less energy)
Be Clean (local heating network - supply energy efficiently)
Be Green (include low and zero carbon energy systems)
A well-considered energy strategy places a focus on achieving the best possible performance in reducing energy demand through passive measures as these are the most cost effective, and then utilises low or zero carbon (LZC) technologies to reduce the carbon intensity of the required energy supply.
Modular Planning
The range of apartments should be planned on a grid, wherever possible, to optimise layout and structure at an early stage in design. Our typical starting point is nominally 3.75m x 7m, designed to co-ordinate with ground floor common areas and undercroft or basement parking.
Floor to Floor Heights
Floor to ceiling height in living spaces should be a minimum of 2.5m, and 2.4m in other rooms, based on a 3m floor to floor height to provide adequate space for floor structure, electrical and ventilation ductwork.
Entrance areas and amenity spaces should aim to be two storey height where possible, in whole or part.
Lighting and Daylighting
Designs should be tailored to each specific site but generally we would aim to minimise or eliminate northfacing living rooms while optimising dual aspect rooms and unshaded west, east and south facing rooms. The elevations should achieve a window to wall ratio which will be efficient while meeting Building Regulations.
Acoustic Strategy
Developments should target enhanced sound insulation, typically 5DB more than building regulations.
The Resident Experience
Overall, the design approach should deliver a seamless journey from the public highway and car parking through a fob accessed high quality entrance/concierge and common space. This should be properly segregated from back of house functions such as bin stores, cycle storage, plant rooms, moving in/out, lettings office and staff welfare rooms, etc.
Included in the following slides are modular apartment layout examples that will help one to visualise the residential spaces.
Key Design Consideration for BTR Products
Entrance/Front of House
Tenants are increasingly looking for an arrival experience with front of house facilities that include an attractively designed ‘wow factor’ hub space with a furnished gathering space. The interior design should be ‘Instagrammable’ and include amenity facilities with great opportunities for informal interaction space.
Developments that include multiple buildings should target a centralised entrance hub that is manned by the concierge and back of house team.
Typical facilities that we would expect to design into a successful BTR scheme include the following:
All Assets
• Active front of house including concierge desk and seating/waiting area.
• Bookable space for sub-letting (e.g., to yoga classes).
• Rooftop communal space.
• Storage (secure storage positioned on each floor next to core locations and/or in basement/service areas).
• TV/data/comms. Standard provision plus bulk offer of high-speed internet and services. Minimum 100mbps. Future-proofing must be considered.
• Workspace area.
Location Specific
• ATM
• Cinema room
• Club lounge/library
• Crèche
• Dining party room
• Gym
• Launderette
• Yoga/exercise room
• Rooftop terrace
• External garden
• Café
• Leased areas
• Commercial/serviced office space
• Hairdressing
• Retail
• Spa
• Conference room/s
Operational Considerations:
• Service areas
• Post and deliveries areas
• Waste
• Cleaning
• Staff facilities
• Marketing suite/lettings office
Other Considerations:
• Transport Strategy
• Cycle storage
• FF&E
• Place-making
• Whole life costs
With our long and varied history, GSSArchitecture have acquired a significant amount of knowledge and experience within a broad range of sectors, including commercial, residential, education, leisure, healthcare and heritage.
We have substantial experience across many sectors, including all aspects of residential. Our work includes:
• masterplanning
• private rented sector (PRS)/developer housing
• affordable and registered social landlord (RSL) properties
• build to rent
• urban living
• conversions/permitted developments
• co-living and co-working environments
• conversions and refurbishments in the residential market
• later living
• student accommodation
• hotels
We have included details of a selection of key projects within the residential sector for your perusal.
New Build Commercial & Residential Development
Central Milton Keynes
GSSArchitecture are currently working with a local developer to design a scheme within Central Milton Keynes that, once complete, will provide a mixture of commercial spaces with residential accommodation.
The early stage designs demonstrate a 31 storey building, located in a prominent position which will house high quality one and two bed apartments. The apartments will be further enhanced with communal spaces including a roof garden, residents lounge/cinema, a home working suite, a gym, club room and entrance/concierge desk on the ground floor.
Commercial spaces will be located on the lower levels, with an impressive double height atrium being available and supported by an adjacent mezzanine level.
New Build Apartment Blocks Southwark, London
This exciting scheme in London comprises a 130 new build residential apartments within two tower blocks.
The units, which will be offered below the current LHA rent levels in the Southwark area, will provide more affordable accommodation for residents and will be made up of 44nr one bedroom apartments, 59nr two bedroom apartments and 27nr 3 three bedroom apartments.
New Residential Development Lewisham, London
GSSArchitecture are currently working on proposals for three buildings, measuring 8, 14 and 34 storeys in height, to be located on a former Tesco car park site in Lewisham.
If delivered, the scheme will provide 365 residential dwellings and 554 sqm gross of commercial/community/office/leisure space with associated access, servicing, energy centre car and cycle parking, landscaping and public realm works.
The proposals are made up of:
• 172nr 1 bedroom apartments
• 180nr 2 bedroom apartments
• 13nr 3 bedroom apartments
Blackbird Leys District Centre Oxford
GSSArchitecture are currently working with award-winning housebuilder The Hill Group, housing association, Peabody, and Oxford City Council to deliver Phase 1 of a new district centre. The development will consist of 210 homes, 83% of which will be for social or affordable rent and 17% for shared ownership.
The site will also provide green open spaces, including community gardens, new and improved shops, a new community centre and improved road infrastructure an a safe, segregated cycle route.
The project is currently on site and is due to complete in Summer 2027.
Residential Complex Cheltenham
GSSArchitecture were appointed on this project to develop a masterplan for this site, with a focus on redesigning oversized apartments with a low density against its floor area into smaller, more commercially viable, affordable units.
The revised scheme would deliver the following accommodation mix:
4 New Residential Buildings Battersea, London
We are currently working to deliver 162nr self contained apartments within four new buildings ranging from 9 to 16 storeys in height. The proposals are made up of:
• 48nr one bedroom apartments
• 103nr two bedroom apartments
• 11nr three bedroom apartments
New Residential Development Ilford, London
GSSArchitecture are currently working on proposals for 177 self contained apartments in Ilford.
The proposals are made up of:
• 66nr one bedroom apartments
• 87nr two bedroom apartments
• 24nr three bedroom apartments
New Self Contained Apartments Croydon, London
We are currently working to deliver 242nr self contained apartments within a part 35 storey, part 11 storey and part single storey building located in Croydon.
The proposals are made up of:
• 106nr one bedroom apartments
• 80nr two bedroom apartments
• 56nr three bedroom apartments
Keyworker / Student Accommodation Bristol
GSSArchitecture were appointed to design a £22m accommodation scheme in Bristol City Centre. The 9-storey, 8,575 sqm accommodation block provides 357 bedspaces.
The project sits in the Redcliffe Development Quarter of Bristol and forms an important part of the exciting regeneration of this area. The demolition of an existing office block facilitated the delivery of the new accommodation, which comprises a mix of cluster flats and studios, social areas, a dedicated courtyard, commercial space, laundry and games area.
This BREEAM “Excellent” rated building is one of the very first in Bristol to connect to the Council-run district heating network, ensuring delivery of a new low-carbon building that forms the first stage of transforming Bristol into a carbon-neutral city by 2050.
Freemens Common - Mixed Use Development
Leicester City Centre
GSSArchitecture were appointed to design a £90million development in Leicester City Centre comprising town houses, 5-10 storey accommodation blocks, a multi-storey car park and a social hub.
The designs incorporate wide vistas to improve privacy levels between the residential units, allow quality daylighting and sunlight penetration and accommodate ease of pedestrian movement whilst providing areas of landscaping for street furniture and tree planting.
iQ Student Accommodation
Newcastle City Centre
GSSArchitecture have been appointed as Architects and Lead Consultants on this project to develop a masterplan for the current student accommodation in Newcastle with the aim of increasing the number of bed spaces across the entire accommodation campus.
The redevelopment will provide high quality student living in Newcastle, with modern rooms, excellent social spaces and the city’s universities within easy walking distance. The amenity spaces include a cinema, cardio gym, wellness studio, kitchen and private dining facilities. Work is currently underway on site for the first of two new buildings, which is the latest in three phases of development. The project involved undertaking a comprehensive review and rationalisation of preliminary design proposals to establish a site-wide masterplan that maximises efficiencies and results in a high quality student village/ campus. As part of our appointment, GSS have also been working with iQ to push forward their wellbeing agenda and branding/marketing proposition. We have been responsible for leading the design of amenity standards and interior design proposals across the whole site, including bedroom, colour trend predictions and spaces for interaction and support.
Bective Road - Mixed Use Development Northampton
GSSArchitecture were appointed to design a multi million pound development in Northampton comprising a new apartment block, townhouses and the conversion of a Grade II Listed shoe factory into flats and townhouses.
The scheme focuses on providing high quality living spaces in the heart of Kingsthorpe whilst retaining the historic characteristic of the Listed Building.
A total of 99 units are provided in this scheme, consisting of:
• 67 Apartments
• 21 Townhouses
• 11 Units within the Listed Building
James Barber House Student Accommodation
James Barber House, a former residential care home that now forms part of Durham University Hatfield College’s postgraduate accommodation, has undergone extensive renovations to fully transform the existing 45 single bedrooms and shared bathrooms to create en suite accommodation as well as an improved kitchen and dining space and common room.
Alongside the internal renovations, the externals received new insulation, roof, render, windows and doors which were all updated to improve the thermal performance of the fabric. PV panels have been introduced alongside a student herb garden that is located in the internal courtyard, providing opportunities for students to grow their own food, whilst improving the biodiversity of the site and the building’s sustainable credentials.
Offshore, Lytham St Annes
Ideally placed on the seafront, Offshore, a stunning redevelopment of the old Lindum and Carlton hotels, has undergone an extensive refurbishment. Now boasting 98 bedrooms, which include premium sea-view rooms, dog-friendly suites, and accessible accommodation, Offshore is a venue offering a fantastic guest experience for those wishing to enjoy this part of Lancashire.
The new single storey extension has created extra bedrooms, together with a new bar and restaurant area, as well as additional seating outside with a canopied terrace for guests to enjoy.
The Tynemouth Castle Inn, Tynemouth
The Tynemouth Castle Inn is an iconic structure in the North East and now benefits from a two-storey extension and extension refurbishment.
The designs pay homage to the original architect by restoring the hotel’s art deco heritage, including uncompromised views of the seafront with Juliette balconies to the new bedrooms. The flagship hotel sits within the Cullercoats Conservation Area and has been sensitively extended and upgraded to bring the venue back to its former glory whilst offering more varied and higher quality hospitality.
The extension has added an additional 20 bedrooms, together with additional extensions to house Oswin’s, a new fish and chip takeaway, and Cones ice cream parlour fronting onto Grand Parade.
The Knaresborough Inn, North Yorkshire
The Knaresborough Inn is located in a picturesque location on the cliffs above the River Nidd. We were appointed as Architects to lead the refurbishment works to the hotel, which included upgrades to the bar, restaurant and bedrooms to allow for an improved guest experience.
The works have retained the original character of the Inn and are sympathetic to its surroundings, providing the building with a sustainable long-term future, whilst keeping or reinstating its original features.
The Waterhead Inn, Ambleside
Located within the English Lake District World Heritage Site, The Waterhead Inn has undergone careful refurbishment to offer an enhanced visitor experience. Guests can now benefit from a much larger bar and restaurant area, and higher quality guest accommodation with new, additional bedrooms.
Opposite Waterhead Pier, the Inn is an easy stroll from Ambleside centre, and ideally placed in the stunning Lake District and, with the new and improved renovations now complete, it is set to attract many visitors.
services, specialist teams & procurement
Our work includes the full range of services covering architectural design, feasibility studies, 3D graphics and animation, interior design, estate strategies, conservation and heritage, principal designer and one-stop-shop.
Our specialist in-house teams are collaborating with industry leaders to research and develop the latest technologies and processes that can be incorporated into our designs.
Professional services frameworks have become increasingly important over recent years as a method of engaging construction professionals in a way that ensures compliance with the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 and that promote a more streamlined way of partnering in the longer term.
As a practice, we have secured positions on a range of established, UK compliant formal frameworks, which enables easier, quicker and cheaper procurement routes for our clients.
Architectural Services
We offer a full Architectural design service, from the preparation of initial feasibility studies through to undertaking the role of Contract Administrator whilst works are on site.
This includes the preparation of outline and detailed planning applications, together with supporting applications for Listed Building Consent, etc., and developing designs through working drawings and specification preparation in order for tenders to be obtained.
Our engagement process ensures each brief, whether this is to suit a vernacular, a function or a budget, is individually developed to the needs of a specific client/ site.
Feasibilities
Feasibility studies are an extremely important part of the development process. By carefully mapping out your options, risks, constraints, and opportunities we can present creative proposals and scheme appraisals that are deliverable, viable and fit for purpose. Developing your brief is fundamental to this process.
Our highly experienced teams work on a wide variety of projects, ranging in both sector and size. This means that the knowledge, experience and ‘lessons learnt’ can be brought to benefit your feasibility brief and our experience allows your dedicated project team to explore all the options quickly and effectively to arrive at an appropriate project delivery strategy.
Masterplanning
A good masterplan is not just about the distribution of land use, it should provide you with a sound starting point to create healthy communities and well-planned development strategies. A masterplan should give you a carefully considered and well thought out long-term planning document that serves as a conceptual plan to guide future growth and development.
Masterplanning is all about setting the standard that creates an appropriate sense of place, connecting buildings with social, public and cultural spaces to create environments that help communities to thrive.
Lead Consultants
Construction and development projects involve the co-ordination of many different professionals and specialists in order to achieve the defined objectives. Our experienced architects have leadership and coordination skills and the expertise to ensure successful project delivery to fulfil the role of Lead Consultant on behalf of a client.
With a strategic supply chain network in place, we can readily create a team on behalf of any client and have a reputation for delivering buildings as a team.
Alternatively, we can lead and manage a team appointed directly by any client, establishing communication streams, to ensure projects are delivered on time and within budget.
Strategic Planning
Many clients are facing the challenge of an estate in mixed condition, with key infrastructure and operational considerations, and are considering how to invest in the right areas now to secure their long-term future.
We have considerable experience in the development and delivery of strategic planning and estates rationalisation for clients in a wide variety of sectors. We can assist in bringing together an overarching estates development strategy, meeting key aims and objectives and delivering the best value for the future. This could include considerations around improved utilisation and adaptability of space, the need to optimise adjacencies, and to deliver a high-quality environment that has parity of offer, alongside energy savings/carbon reduction and providing a fully inclusive environment that supports health and wellbeing.
Graphics Services
Our in-house graphics studio, 3DLABS, specialises in CGI visualisations, virtual reality, 3D printing and branding services to help communicate client’s designs, concepts, products or services to a wider audience.
Ranging from virtual reality public consultations to photorealistic visuals and animations, the services provided by our highly talented and creative team can help to gather key stakeholder opinions, support planning applications and promote lettable commercial space.
The team have access to the latest hardware and cutting edge technology, including the in-house render farm provided by Workstation Specialists, Prusa 3D printers and Oculus VR headsets.
Heritage
If you are an owner or custodian of a building with historical significance, we can help to understand your properties, advise on the best techniques to care for them and make sensitive changes that will mean your heritage assets are both successful and sustainable.
Whether a simple Grade II* Listed House or a complex World Heritage Site, all heritage assets have their own story and unique value and getting the right advice from a well-qualified, specialist team can really make a difference.
Principal Designer - CDM
The importance of the Principal Designer - Construction Design and Management (CDM) role should not be underestimated and the skills that make a good Principal Designer should never be omitted from a development project. Fundamentally, a good Principal Designer helps to ensure that everyone involved in construction stays safe during the course of their work and complies with the statutory duties and we often provide this service on schemes where we have also been appointed as Architect and/or Lead Consultant.
GSS can give you the confidence of knowing that our organisational approach to Health and Safety is led from partner level, ensuring that all our teams receive regular training, making certain that processes are in place to plan and manage health and safety throughout the project and helping to protect everyone’s health and safety.
Principal Designer - BR
The appointment of a Principal Designer – Building Regulations (BR) is required for all construction projects, from small domestic extensions to complex multimillion-pound developments. If your project is classed as a ‘Higher-Risk Building’ under the Building Safety Act 2022, then additional requirements apply.
Our Principal Designers have undergone competency assessments in line with PAS 8671 requirements and will be able to assist and guide you in navigating your legal duties under the Building Safety Act 2022. They will ensure that you fully understand your duties before any design work commences.
One Stop Shop
Successful construction projects rely on the right balance between design and project control, including project and cost management. We can offer you a streamlined consulting service, bringing together all of the design team partners that you need from across our network of approved supply chain partners.
Using a one stop shop service is not right for everyone, but it can mean that you benefit from a single point of contact for your integrated design team. Our teams will use their construction knowledge and cost planning experience to offer expert advice on construction approaches and procurement options. This begins from the initial feasibility testing of a project, right through to the handover of the completed building.
All successful partnerships are founded on taking a truly collaborative approach to achieving common aims and objectives. Clear communication is therefore an essential part of collaboration, alongside developing and nurturing a culture of working together as one team. GSS have a successful track record of achieving excellent outcomes through working collaboratively and we can draw on experience and lessons learned over the years to encourage and drive collaboration.
Sustainability
With climate change being one of the biggest challenges we face in our lifetime, GSS are committed to ensuring their projects are designed to incorporate innovative, sustainable solutions that not only benefit the building user, but the wider environment.
Our in-house Sustainability Innovation Group are collaborating with industry leaders to research and develop the latest technologies and sustainable processes that can be incorporated into our designs. The basic objectives of sustainability are to reduce consumption of non-renewable resources, minimise waste, and create healthy, productive environments.
Artificial Intelligence
GSS’s in-house Artificial Intelligence (AI) Innovation Group is responsible for providing comprehensive guidance and assistance, ensuring the safe and appropriate utilisation of AI within our work.
This dedicated team from across the UK actively explores both the limitations and opportunities of AI, striving to enhance quality and efficiency. We have implemented a structured plan that is aimed at identifying opportunities through harnessing the latest advancements in AI technology and the team will research and assess these to ensure that they align with our moral and ethical standards.
Fostering a collaborative environment, the group encourages innovation and integration of AI technologies that can add value to our clients. Their efforts include developing customised AI solutions, training for wider GSS team members, and overseeing a robust framework for AI governance.
Our in-house AI Innovation Group plays a crucial role in driving GSS’s commitment to leveraging the benefits of AI and maintaining our competitive edge in the industry.
Net Zero Carbon
Many of our clients have set Net Zero Carbon or Carbon Neutral targets for their buildings and estates through either decarbonisation of their current estate, or through targeting Net Zero Carbon in new buildings or investments.
We are also on our own route to becoming Carbon Neutral by 2030, a target which, although complex and challenging, we believe to be realistic and genuine.
Health and Wellbeing
There is an increasing awareness of how our environment can affect our physical and mental health and the impact that this has on our productivity and wellbeing. The Covid pandemic has reinforced the importance of good mental and physical health for everyone in society and there is an increased focus on the need for more human-centred, sustainable environments that support the people who work and live in them.
We understand that good design is at the centre of this and has real power to improve peoples’ lives and support organisations, delivering places that support health, comfort, and happiness. The quality of environment can help to reduce staff turnover, improve outputs, and attract new people to an organisation.
Our designers are trained to look at how new and existing buildings, and external spaces, can deliver high quality places that is not only functional, adaptable, and efficient but is also welcoming, inclusive and supportive.
Procurement
Professional services frameworks have become increasingly important over recent years as a method of engaging professionals in a way that ensures compliance with the Public Contracts Regulations (PCR15) and that promotes a more streamlined way of partnering in the longer term.
As a practice, we have secured positions on a range of established, UK compliant frameworks, which enables easier, quicker and cheaper procurement routes for our clients. In addition to our national and regional frameworks, GSS have also secured places on a number of university frameworks across the country.
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