12th September 2013 | Lancaster Hotel, London
Best Design
Winner: Urban Splash – Lakeshore, Bristol
Highly Commended: Urban Splash – Saxton, Leeds
Best Large Development
Winner: The Hyde Group, Rydon & Pollard Thomas Edwards architects
Highly Commended: Linden Homes & Affinity Sutton
Best Marketing Campaign
Winner: Radian
Highly Commended: Moat
Winner: Thames Valley Housing
Highly Commended: Octavia Housing
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Overall Sponsor: Savills
Best Small Development: MAB Sherwins
Best Design: Suna Interior Design
Excellence in Customer Service: Dulux Decorator Centres
Best Partnership: Countryside Properties
Best Scheme in Planning: Connells Group
Best Large Development: Devonshires Solicitors
Best Regeneration Project: Core Media Services
Best Digital Marketing: Kodime
Most Effective Marketing Campaign: Rightmove- Best Large Development: Devonshires Solicitors
Best Rural Innovation: CAST
Best Sustainable Scheme: Penningtons Solicitors
Pre-lunch Drinks: Winckworth Sherwood
Lunch Table Drinks: BPM Project Management- Best Sustainable Scheme
- Best Supplier to the Industry
- Best Digital Marketing
- Best Partnership
- Best Rural Innovation
- Best Scheme in Planning
- Excellence in customer service
- Best Marketing Campaign
- Best Design
- Best Large Development
- Best Small Development
- Best Regeneration Project
- General Criteria
Beverley Spear - Chair of the 2013 Awards Panel
Donald Hoodless - Chairman of the Northern Ireland Housing Executive
Best Design
Winner: Urban Splash – Lakeshore, Bristol
Highly Commended: Urban Splash – Saxton, Leeds
Best Large Development
Winner: The Hyde Group, Rydon & Pollard Thomas Edwards architects
Highly Commended: Linden Homes & Affinity Sutton
Best Marketing Campaign
Winner: Radian
Highly Commended: Moat
Winner: Thames Valley Housing
Highly Commended: Octavia Housing
Save the Date
2014 National Housing Awards: Thursday 11th September. More details to follow…Winner: Urban Splash – Lakeshore, Bristol
Highly Commended: Urban Splash – Saxton, Leeds
Winner: The Hyde Group, Rydon & Pollard Thomas Edwards architects
Highly Commended: Linden Homes & Affinity Sutton
Winner: Radian
Highly Commended: Moat
Winner: Thames Valley Housing
Highly Commended: Octavia Housing
Save the Date
2014 National Housing Awards: Thursday 11th September. More details to follow…
Judges
We are proud of our independent judging panel and have representatives from the HCA; DCLG; NHF and RIBA as well as housing association residents and eminent housing professionals.
Our Mission
Is to provide a national platform to promote and raise the profile of the affordable housing sector across England and to showcase innovation and good practice highlighting the high standards of development offered to those in housing need.
Be part of this success by entering the awards – submissions are open from 15th April to 17th June.
Host
We are pleased to announce that Jack Dee, Internationally-renowned comedian & TV personality is to host the 2013 Awards.
Pre-Dinner Drink Sponsors: Winkworth Sherwood
Overall Sponsor
Supporting Organisations
Media Partners
Sector Media Partner
Programme
- From 12.00 - Arrivals, Welcome Drink, Exhibition Viewing and Networking in the Westbourne Suite
- 13.00 - Welcome
- 13.15 - Three Course Lunch
- 14.45 - Our celebrity host and the sponsors to present the Awards
- 15.45 - Celebrations, Post Lunch Drinks, Exhibition Viewing and Networking in the Westbourne Suite
Chair
- Rachel Stageman – London & Quadrant
Vice Chair
- Jon McDermott – Catalyst Housing
Secretary
- Kate Connell - Event-X
Members
- Emma Maddick – Notting Hill Housing
- Beverley Davey – A2Dominion New Homes
- Julietta Kene – asra Housing Group
- Becky Wall – National Housing Federation
- Jane Williams – Affinity Sutton
- Mel Toomey – Hastoe HA
- Sam Welstead – Hyde/Inplace
- Os Osman – A2Dominion Group
- Kim McGregor - Moat
- Genny Phillips - The Guinness Partnership
Regional Members
- Lisa Westerman - Great Places Housing Group
- Gary Bremner - Sovereign Housing Group
- Nicola Whiting - Radian Group
- Dan Gray- Aspire
What lets entrants down?
- Entries which are too vague
- Supplementary information which doesn’t clearly link to the project
- Entries that do not make it easy for the judges to find the information they need to score your entry
Supplementary Information
- Strong evidence that supports the submission – facts and statistics
- Photography enables judges to visualise the project or the scheme
- Final judging always comes down to evidencing your work