Awards

2007

Regeneration Consultant of the Year 2007

PRP has been awarded Regeneration Consultant of the Year in Building's Regeneration Awards 2007.

Building for Life Silver Award

Bywater Court in Allerton Bywater has been awarded the Building for Life Silver standard.

Sustainable Architect of the Year 2007 Runner Up

PRP received praise from the judges as a runner up in Building's Sustainable Architect of the Year 2007 category: "PRP has a rock solid reputation for sustainability. Many of its projects have excellent low environmental impact credentials, including the St Matthews social housing scheme in Brixton, south London, which has zero carbon space heating, and the Sigma house at the BRE innovation park in Hertfordshire, which achieved a Code for Sustainable Homes level five rating. PRP is also very active when it comes to promoting best practice – its staff regularly speak at conferences and it was a founder member of the UK Green Buildings Council."

Architectural Practice of the Year Building Awards 2007

PRP scoops Architectural Practice of the Year at the Building Awards 2007

Gerald Court Reprovision, Burnley Wood

Manchester Society of Architects Design Award 2007 for Un-built Social/ Ethical Housing

2006

Historic Award 2006 Housing Design Awards 2006

The Ryde, Hatfield, has walked away with the Historic Award 2006 at this year's Housing design Awards.

The new Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, Ruth Kelly, presided over the awards ceremony and said:

“The second award I have been asked to make is the Historic Award. This is for a scheme that won an award in the past but still has lessons that we can learn from today. When a historic winner is singled out, it has to have something very special to stand out from a pool of nearly 900. This year's historic winner is a scheme that started a pattern for extended homeownership. House prices at the time - 1962 - meant that families on average incomes could not buy the home they wanted. These families were inspired to act for themselves by joining a co-operative for home ownership. Their ideas about community design were so clear and irresistible that those running a new town felt they had to support it.

“What this co-operative did illustrates just one approach from a range of routes to fulfilling choice. It began as a collective desire for better, more flexible houses and long-term community. It has proved its objective by never going out of fashion and on Sunday 16 July it celebrated its 40th birthday with many of its original residents either still there or returning to their spiritual home. That’s enduring appeal. It’s something the Georgians would have understood perfectly.

Denham What House? 2006
PRP has won the What House?2006 award for Best Retirement Village
St Matthews

Low Energy Building of the Year Sustainabiltiy Awards 2006

Commended in the Best New Development in the Affordable Homes category - Evening Standard Homes & Property New Homes Awards 2006.

Commended in the AJ’s Sustainability Award 2006.

Bywater Court, Leeds

Short-listed in the Housing Design Awards 2006 Project Scheme category.

Practice Achievement

Short-listed as Building's Architectural Practice of the Year 2006.

Short-listed as Building's Regeneration Architects of the Year 2006.

Ramsden Phase 1, Orpington

LB Bromley Environmental Award in the New Housing category winner

2005

Consultant of the Year 2005

Crest Nicholson South Ltd Consultant of the Year 2005

Limehouse Fields Estate, Stepney, London

National HomeBuilder Design Awards. Commendation for Best Social Housing Development.

Penfold Court, Wesminster, London

The Evening Standard New Homes Awards - highly commended.

Fresh@Medbourne

National HomeBuilder Design Awards. Commendation in Best Innovative Technology.

St. Mary's Island, Chatham, Kent Victory mews, community centre and doctors surgery.

National HomeBuilder Design Awards. Best Brownfield Regeneration.

Mardyke Community Centre, London Borough of Havering

RICS London Region - Highly commended.

Princess Louise Kensington Care Home, London

Kensington and Chelsea Design Awards, New Building Awards.

Whitehawk Way, Brighton

ODPM’s NDC & Neighbourhood Management Awards 2005: Winner in the Housing and Physical Environment Award category

2004

Gallions Eco Park.

Civic Trust Award Commendation.

Glory Mill, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire.

Commendations in the, Design Award, Landscape Award and Social Housing Award. Malcolm Dean/Jack Scruton Awards.

Gallions Eco Park

What House? Gold award winner in the Best Energy Saving Development category.

2003

St. James Park, Long Ditton, Surrey

Elmbridge Borough Council Design Commendation. More detail.

St. James Park, Long Ditton, Surrey

Elmbridge Borough Council Design for Community Safety. More detail.

Kew Riverside, London

What House? Gold award winner in the Best Development category. More detail.

Kew Riverside, London

Bentley International Property Awards. 5 star award for Best UK Development. More detail.

Kew Riverside, London

Bentley International Property Awards. 5 star award for Best Architecture. More detail.

2002

Quality Homes for Lewisham

Winner in the Major Regeneration category.

Limehouse Fields Estate, Stepney, London

National Partnership award.

St. Mary's Village, Hackney, London

Britannia National Home Builders Design Awards. Commendation for Best Partnership Housing.

Castle Village, Berkhampstead

Britannia National Home Builders Design Awards. Commendation for Best Retirement Development (Phase II and III).

2001

Orams Arbur, Winchester (St Pauls Hospital Site)

Site Magazine's supreme award in Best Regeneration/refurbishment category.

St. James, Northampton (Tower Village)

What House? Gold award winner in Best Interior Layout category. More detail.

St. James, Northampton (Tower Village)

What House? Gold award winner in Best Future Home category. More detail.

St. James, Northampton (Tower Village)

What House? Silver award winner in Best Apartment category. More detail.