The winning scheme this year will house the Olympic sailors this summer. ZeroC, HTA and Acheson’s Officers Field project was praised by judges for its sustainable credentials

Housing Project of the year

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Officers Field, Weymouth - ZeroC with HTA and Acheson

ZeroC is a respected pioneer in sustainable development and has built up an impressive portfolio. Its homes are economically and environmentally effective and exhibit generous space standards. Home for the Olympic sailors during this summer’s Games, the Officers Field scheme epitomises the approach of ZeroC. The judges said the project, which comprises 77 homes, was completed to an “incredibly high standard” and were impressed by the fact that the Code 4 homes achieved high-energy performance despite their generous size. ZeroC delivered the project despite various challenges, not least the tight deadline to hand over housing for the Olympics.

Runners up

Anne Mews, London

Allford Hall Monaghan Morris and Maccreanor Lavington

The Anne Mews scheme, comprising 31 family homes, is an example of housing that meets 21st century needs but retains communal and aesthetic aspirations. Residents benefit from ample interior space and full height glazing.

Clapham One, London

Cathedral Group and United House Developments

Clapham One is a superb example of a public private partnership that has delivered despite difficult market conditions. It includes 199 homes and public facilities.

Kingston Mills, Bradford on Avon

Linden Homes

The site of Kingston Mills on a conservation area along the River Avon formed part of a swathe of vacant land that needed to be sensitively brought into use. Linden dealt with the challenges and community’s concerns.

St Andrew’s, London

Allies and Morrison Architects, Maccreanor Lavington, Glenn Howells Architects

Delivered within the budget of a mainstream housebuilder, the scheme provides a range of family homes, from ground level maisonettes to penthouses.

The Triangle, Swindon

Glenn Howells Architects

Glenn Howells Architects’ approach - to make the ordinary “extraordinary” through attention to detail - is evident on the Triangle scheme, a sustainable community development in Swindon.

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