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Groupwork wins Bristol housing competition
Practice pips Levitt Bernstein and HTA in Redcliffe Way design challenge
A team led by Groupwork has won the design competition to deliver new homes on the site of a Bristol car park, a stone’s throw from a grade I-listed church.
Groupwork’s proposals for Redcliffe Way in the city centre were created for council-owned Goram Homes in conjunction with landscape architect McGregor Coxall and engineering design consultancy Hydrock.
The team was shortlisted for the project in May, alongside rivals Levitt Bernstein; FBM Architects and HTA Design.
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