Antony House at Pembury Place, a development constructed for the Peabody Trust, was shortlisted at the recent Hackney Housing Design Awards.
You can find out more about the awards by clicking here.
The project was also featured on the architectural website ArchDaily.com.
Please click here to read the article, which also includes some new photographs.
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Angela Carter Close was the winner of the Smaller Housing Project award at Inside Housing's Sustainable Housing Awards held at the London Hilton Hotel in November 2008.
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Angela Carter Close was recently awarded the Building for Life Gold Standard.
For more information about Building for Life, please click here.
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Sandwood are delighted to have been announced as a finalist in the Construction News Quality in Construction Awards 2008 for its Apprenticeship Scheme.
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Angela Carter Close has been chosen as a finalist in Constructing Excellence's "Legacy Award for Sustainability", which is awarded for the systematic and sustained application of the principles of sustainable construction and development that deliver a sustainable legacy.
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Sandwood are delighted to announce that we have been chosen as finalists in the “Green Contractor of the Year” category of the Construction News Green Awards 2007 for our proactive approach to improving our environmental performance and spreading the green message to our clients and suppliers. We are particularly pleased to represent the SME and social housing sectors as the other finalists (Skanska, Amec, Robert McAlpine and David McLean) are considered heavyweights of the industry. It is hoped that the real achievements of Sandwood in becoming a specialist in sustainability within the social housing sector will be recognised.
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The Rooftop Nursery in Hackney has won an RIBA 2007 National Award, one of only 14 awarded this year.
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The Rooftop Nursery is delighted to be the recipient of a 2007 Prime Minister's "Better Public Building" Award, which recognises new buildings and spaces, from the modest to the spectacular, that make the biggest difference to the lives of those who use them.
In selecting the shortlist, the judges looked at the design, construction, financial management, procurement method and sustainability credentials of each project.
Find out more about the Rooftop Nursery by clicking here.
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