This award recognises the challenges faced when developing a scheme that is for affordable home ownership.
The scheme can consist of mixed tenure units but the number of homes on the whole development must be 30 or more.
It can be a standalone ownership scheme or a mixed tenure development. The site must also have additional facilities to benefit the community and neighbourhood.
The scheme should have used the highest levels of design and build quality to create a desirable environment where people want to live.
Judges will be looking for entries that have met some or all of the following criteria:
- Show how you achieved the highest levels of design and build quality.
- Provide examples of additional facilities developed as part of the scheme i.e. community centre, gym. Evidence local input sort and response.
- Show the landscaping, flow through and intimate neighbourhoods as well as the sensitivity of the building to the surrounding area.
- Evidence how opportunities were maximised to obtain the best value for money out of the scheme for both the residents and the housing provider.
- Demonstrate innovation to support people into home ownership including design features and specification.
- Provide evidence of performance against original scheme objectives including sustainability targets, success of partnership working with stakeholders, how the development met the needs of the local market and sales success.
Please answer in a maximum of 1,500 words in total
Please ensure your entry also includes the following:
- A minimum of 8 images of the project/scheme (internal and external)
- Floor plan(s)
- Area and site location maps
- Company logo/s
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