Housing Design Awards

Housing Design Awards

Housing Design Awards 2012 Entry Information Available.

The Housing Design Awards, the 64-year-old national programme supported by Government and the industry's key professions and organisations, is back for 2012.

The Awards' unique tradition of sending 10 or more judges drawn from planning, surveying, architecture, housebuilding and government to visit shortlisted schemes anywhere in England will be boosted with two more judges, from Design Council-CABE and the Greater London Authority. The addition of the GLA coincides with up to 500,000 visitors visiting London for the Olympics. The Awards will publish a special app detailing all schemes entered from within London's 33 boroughs, both 'Completed' developments and 'Projects' (those with planning permission but not yet occupied) to promote the best of the capital's new homes. The Mayor's housing adviser Richard Blakeway will be joining judges to help select London's winners.

Entry information is available for any scheme in England of 4 or more units, and should be entered into the Project or Completed categories. Online entry instructions, A1 board templates and sample entry forms (to be submitted online) are available to download. Visit the templates and guides page in order to start preparing your entry, in advance of payment, online submission and upload of information.

Full payment access and online entry submission (of entry forms and A1 boards) will be available from mid February. Deadline for entries is 1 March 2012.

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2011 WINNING SCHEMES

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2011's winners were announced in July 2011. Winners of the Completed and Project categories can be viewed by clicking on the relevant image above. Please see the Awards Archive for information on all shortlisted schemes.