Twenty architects win spots on £85m Peabody framework

Haworth Tompkins, dRMM and Waugh Thistleton are among the architects to have secured a place on Peabody’s £85m consultants framework.

The housing association announced the successful consultants that have been added to its four-year framework today.

Architecture is divided into two sub-lots, for small and large projects.

Morris & Company, Mica and Patel Taylor are among the practices appointed to the lot for smaller projects, while Karakusevic Carson, Levitt Bernstein and Maccreanor Lavington all picked up places on the lot for bigger schemes.

BDP and PRP were also appointed to a separate lot for landscape architects.

See table below for the full list.

In a contract award notice on the Official Journal, Peabody said the framework would be for small to large-scale new-build schemes, masterplanning, refurbishments and ad hoc advice.

The winners of the first seven lots were announced today, with the remaining three lots - for development consultants, planning consultants and surveyors - to be announced at an unspecified later date.

Peabody, which is chaired by former head of the civil service Lord Kerslake, owns and manages more than 66,000 homes across London and the South East. It has earnt a good reputation for the quality of its housing projects, repeatedly appointing design-led and smaller practices.