The Davidson Prize

An alternative to mass housebuilding – contextual design prototypes and a finance model for densification of small-town streets

A new rural hamlet typology sharing infrastructure, domestic labour and agrarian responsibility

A new housing typology for existing streetscapes that doubles density without increasing footprint

Reinventing industrial heartlands as self-sustaining, self-building neighbourhoods arranged around convivial yards

Macro placemaking and micro homemaking – a balanced model for integrating community homes on high streets

Rethinking planning and typologies around Strategic Industrial Locations to co-locate housing and employment

Embedding placemaking, sustainability and housing quality into office-to-residential conversions with kit-of-parts approach and design codes

Re-greening brownfield sites for lifetime neighbourhoods set in productive landscapes

Mirroring new neighbourhoods with existing public transit routes to counter greenfield development and car-dependent living

An innovative rail-overbuilding system for London to create space for 250,000 homes

Tackling missed housing targets with ‘beta boroughs’ – a hyper local approach to transformative and experimental planning and development

The contemporary urban villa – a deep-plan housing and mixed-use typology for shared living and collective wellbeing

Keeping young people on the Isle of Wight with a community ecosystem of housing, sustainable skills training and work while promoting environmental stewardship

Affordable and sustainable rented homes on small, infill or brownfield sites co-located with construction skills learning hubs

A landscape-led patchwork model for existing communities – retrofit, adaptive reuse, extension and gentle densification

Regenerative Urban Neighbourhoods – a data-based strategy for doubling housing numbers through innovative development frameworks