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Davidson Prize reveals longlist for upcycled housing competition

By 2024-03-27T11:11:00

Ringway

This year’s £10,000 award will be handed to team with best proposal for building homes in existing non-residential structures

Pollard Thomas Edwards, Tuckey Design Studio and the campaign to save Birmingham’s Ringway Centre are among 17 teams longlisted for this year’s Davidson Prize.

The brief for the fourth annual award, which has a top prize of £10,000, asked for teams to envisage how housing could be built in existing non-residential structures using sustainable materials.

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