Chobham Manor wins Mayor's Prize at NLA Awards 04.07.19

Chobham Manor, our residential scheme overlooking the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, has won the Mayor's Prize at this year's New London Architecture Awards. The project, consisting of mansion blocks and townhouse, was designed in conjunction with AHMM, Karakusevic Carson Architects, Make, muf architecture/art, Nord and PRP.

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