Mikhail Riches lands Olympic homes project

Pudding Mill Neighbourhood

Stirling Prize-winner among seven firms picked for Stratford schemes

Stirling Prize-winning architect Mikhail Riches has been selected alongside six other practices to design 1,500 homes in the former Olympic Park in East London.

The London Legacy Development Corporation (LLDC) said Mikhail Riches Architects, which won architecture’s most prestigious prize for Goldsmith Street in Norwich, will work alongside others to draw up plans for the Pudding Mill neighbourhood in the south of the Olympic Park.

The selection followed a competition for two plots: the 600-home Bridgewater site and the 900-home Pudding Mill Lane site.

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