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Housing contest finalist vows to abolish ‘greed-driven identikit development’

By 2020-08-25T06:00:00

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Government-backed Homes of 2030 competition shortlists six for award

Six teams have been shortlisted for the government-backed Home of 2030 design competition, including one that is pledging to abolish “greed-driven identikit development”.

The competition, being run by the RIBA and the BRE on behalf of the government, was launched in March to prompt innovative home designs that better tackle climate change through widely applicable commercial solutions.

The finalists are:

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