Silchester Housing wins Urban Regeneration category at the Brick Awards 12.11.18

Silchester Housing has won the Urban Regeneration category at this year’s Brick Awards. The judges commented that “The project brings a human scale and sensitivity to the streets around Latimer Road, which shows the extent to which developments can improve the existing streetscape.” And found the scheme to be “very sensitive, subtle and well considered. It feels robust and classic and is expected to age well. There are a number of unusual brick details, which cleverly break up the façade”. See the project here.

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