Charles Holland Architects wins 2022 Davidson Prize

Davidson Prize Charles Holland

Team scoops £10,000 award for rural co-living concept

Charles Holland Architects with Verity-Jane Keefe, Joseph Zeal-Henry and the Quality of Life Foundation have been named winners of the 2022 Davidson Prize for transformative housing architecture.

The team was awarded £10,000 for their submission, titled Co-Living in the Countryside, a shared housing concept which aims to combat issues including loneliness and affordability.

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