Neptune Wharf shortlisted at Brick Awards 16.06.22

Neptune Wharf, our project for Peabody and Hill in east London, has been shortlisted in the Urban Regeneration category at the 2022 Brick Awards. The major mixed-use neighbourhood is made up of 13 blocks within Fish Island Village, providing 501 homes and 56 flexible studios across a 2.23 hectare site. Using a combination of nine different brick types, the elevations reference historic and contemporary precedents found throughout Hackney Wick. The winners will be revealed at the awards ceremony later this year.

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