Monday April 26, 2021, 5:57 PM The proposals would see work start on the old planning offices site in South Hill. Credit: Jersey Development Company (JDC) Plans to build 150 low-energy homes have been put forward by developers in St Helier. The proposals would see work start on the old planning offices site in South Hill. If approved, the area would be developed into one, two and three bedroom apartments and a café. The Jersey Development Company (JDC) and architect firm FCBStudios are working together to improve pedestrian and cycle connectivity around the area as part of the project's "highest environmental agenda". We propose a carefully integrated series of landscape inspired buildings that maintain the openness of the site and provides exceptional views for the residents ... The project has the highest environmental agenda. Our proposals are being designed to Passivhaus principles and targets low carbon in use which will be an exemplar for Jersey.