Proctor & Matthews Architects has won a RIBA design competition for the housing-led redevelopment of part of Mansfield town centre, in Nottinghamshire – a project valued at £14m-£19m.

The practice’s proposals were picked ahead of submissions by fellow finalists Calford Seaden, Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios, Fraser Brown Mackenna and Jestico & Whiles. RIBA said there had been a total of 36 entries to the competition, which launched in January.

Client Mansfield District Council sought a multi-disciplinary design team to create a “sensitive residential scheme” for older people and families on a 0.69ha site that is primarily bounded by White Hart Street and Dame Flogan Street.

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