HAPPI days: Housing Design Awards 2022 shortlist announced
Organised by Design for Homes, a number of HAPPI-inspired older people’s/intergenerational projects have been shortlisted for this year’s Housing Design Awards (opens new window) with ceremonies taking place in September.
The submissions include a selection of affordable and high end accommodation for older people, from extra care housing scheme and retirement villages to almshouse provision and cohousing.
The Housing LIN is proud to be a co-sponsor of HDA2022 and the quality of the shortlisted schemes demonstrate how HAPPI is now a mainstay of these awards.
The 11 HAPPI-inspired shortlisted schemes are:
- Beech Tree Place by HTA Design LLP for London Borough of Sutton (opens new window)
- CoHUT by Mawson Kerr architects for Cohousing upon Tyne and Town, in Newcastle (opens new window)
- Charlie Ratchford Court by PRP architects for London Borough of Camden (opens new window)
- Botanical Place by PRP architects for Retirement Villages Group in West Byfleet (opens new window)
- The Courtyards by Levitt Berstein architects for Community Gateway Association in Preston (opens new window)
- Blackfriars Almshouses by Fathom architects for Southwark Charities (opens new window)
- Carlton Dene by Levitt Bernstein architects for Westminster City Council (opens new window)
- Hammerson House/Wohl Campus by Pollard Thomas Edwards architects and P+HS architects for Nightingale Hammerson in Barnet (opens new window)
- Love Wolverton (Still Green Cohousing) by Mikhail Riches architects and Mole architects for Milton Keynes Council and Town (opens new window)
- Cardiff Community Living – Bute Street by Allford Hall Monaghan Morris architects for Cardiff Council (opens new window)
- Cardiff Community Living - Riverside Living by Allford Hall Monaghan Morris architects for Cardiff Council (opens new window)
We look forward to reporting on the split award ceremonies being held in London (opens new window) and Manchester (opens new window) in September.