Six PRP projects shortlisted across British Homes Awards 2025 categories
Housing LIN Summit sponsor PRP Architects has been shortlisted for six schemes in this year’s British Homes Awards. Among the finalists is Wycliffe Park (opens new window), a completed retirement village for Audley Group and Royal London Asset Management, which is in the running for Later Living/Supported Living Design of the Year.
Other schemes include:
Axion House (opens new window)
Located in the London Borough of Lewisham, Axion House is a mixed-use development that integrates 141 affordable homes with commercial spaces. The site combines riverside areas focused on housing with rail-side commercial areas which provide employment opportunities. Axion House supports balanced growth and highlights the importance of integrated urbanism.
Coppermaker Square (opens new window)
Coppermaker Square represents a best-in-class Build-to-Rent development, comprising over 145,000 sqm of residential, amenity and retail space adjacent to Westfield Stratford City and with exceptional local, national and international transport connections.
Signal Park (opens new window)
Signal Park is the central feature of Tolworth Village—a flexible, inclusive public square that blends urban living with a high-quality landscape. Designed to be safe, vibrant, and creative, it offers year-round use and encourages the community to socialise, play, and relax.
Ashmere Garden Village Phase 1 (opens new window)
This completed phase marks the gateway to a new village on a former chalk quarry, providing 281 homes for Countryside Partnerships, Latimer by Clarion Housing Group, and Vistry Group. The development integrates seamlessly into its surroundings, offering a mix of high-quality homes.
Huntley Wharf (opens new window)
Completed for Berkeley Group Plc and L&Q, Huntley Wharf transforms two former retail sheds into a vibrant mixed-use development. The project celebrates the area’s Victorian heritage while providing a modern residential quarter that is both dynamic and sustainable.