Watermark
 
Escargot
 
Barnsbury
 
Skywood

The Mail on Sunday
British Homes Awards 2008
SPONSORED BY VELUX

ARCHITECTS CHALLENGED TO DESIGN TOMORROW'S LIFESTYLE HOME

The Avanti House

In addition to recognising design excellence in specific categories, The Mail on Sunday British Homes Awards provide an unrivalled opportunity for architectural practices to showcase their design vision for tomorrow's lifestyle home.

Sponsored by VELUX and in association with its key partners, National Centre for Excellence in Housing, Modern Built Environment - Knowledge Transfer Network (MBE KTN), BIDA (British Interior Design Association), THINK08 (a new landmark in UK construction and property events) and Real Estate TV, entries for the British Homes Awards 2008 were invited for consideration within 12 Categories. In collaboration with one of Britain’s most innovative house builders and a recipient of the Queen’s Award for Enterprise, Crest Nicholson PLC, architects working with interior designers were also invited to submit their own vision of tomorrow’s Lifestyle Home (sponsored by Mitsubishi Electric Ecodan).

The panel of Judges – again chaired by celebrated Past President of RIBA, Michael Manser - selected a short-list of 10 which were presented to the readers of The Mail on Sunday to vote for their winning design to be built by Crest Nicholson at a site within the UK.

All the Award winning and commended schemes, including HomeBuilder of the Year (sponsored by Knauf Insulation), the Architect of the Year (sponsored by Landmark Promap) together with the winning scheme for tomorrow’s Lifestyle Home - THE AVANTI HOUSE - by Avanti Architects - , were announced at a black-tie event in front of 500 guests in London on Friday June 20 in the presence of the Housing Minister RT Hon Caroline Flint MP and the RIBA President Sunand Prasad.

Please click here to review the Televised Event

 

 

 

Media Partners
in association with
sponsored by
supported by
housebuilder


HCA drops contractors from £4bn housing framework
EC Harris and Mace to ensure Kingdom Tower hits targets
Inquest blames 'serious failures' by council for fatal fire
Michael Fallon made energy minister
WSP wins Qatar airport city job