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Gallery: Shortlisted entries for The Pineapples Awards 2025

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2025

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Greenhaus, Salford for ECF and Salix Homes with Buttress Architects

Greenhaus, Salford for ECF and Salix Homes with Buttress Architects

As part of Salford Council’s £1bn regeneration, this project delivers 96 Passivhaus homes in two L-shaped blocks, six and eight stories high, overlooking Salford Cathedral. It includes one and two-bedroom apartments, green spaces, cycle storage, and easy access to public transport, connecting Manchester and Salford city centres. Utilizing a steel framing system (SFS) for the structural envelope, the development emphasizes sustainability, modern design, and enhanced public space.
2025Healthy Homes
Hazelmead, Bridport for Bridport Cohousing CLT with Barefoot Architects

Hazelmead, Bridport for Bridport Cohousing CLT with Barefoot Architects

The project delivers 53 affordable homes secured through a Community Land Trust (CLT), offering social rent, shared ownership, and equity options for long-term affordability. Designed with future residents, the homes feature solar panels and a Tesla battery for low-energy living. The site includes wild spaces and a small orchard, promoting biodiversity and blending with the countryside. Longer tenancies and no right-to-buy policy enhance housing security.
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Appleby Blue Almshouse, London Borough of Southwark for United St. Saviour's Charity with Witherford Watson Mann

Appleby Blue Almshouse, London Borough of Southwark for United St. Saviour's Charity with Witherford Watson Mann

This inner-city London project addresses critical housing and health needs for individuals aged 65 and over, offering 57 purpose-built, step-free homes. As a charity, it provides housing with an accessible Maintenance Contribution instead of rent, safeguarding residents’ housing security. The development includes intergenerational programs and support to ensure residents access all eligible benefits. It fosters a sense of stewardship among residents, promoting a supportive, inclusive
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Cannock Mill Cohousing, Colchester for Cannock Mill Cohousing Colchester Ltd with Anne Thorne Architects LLP and Studio Suetake (Millers House)

Cannock Mill Cohousing, Colchester for Cannock Mill Cohousing Colchester Ltd with Anne Thorne Architects LLP and Studio Suetake (Millers House)

The Grade II Listed Mill serves as a community hub where residents gather for shared meals. The project includes 26 Passivhaus-standard homes, a mix of 1, 2, and 3-bedroom houses and flats. Located near the town centre with accessible public transport, this pedestrian-first pocket neighbourhoo has various community features such as a car club to reduce traffic. Residents own the development through CMC, leasing their homes on 999-year leases, fostering a sustainable, community-driven lifestyle.
2025Healthy Homes
Agar Grove, London Borough of Camden for The London Borough of Camden and The Residents of the Agar Grove Estate with Hawkins\Brown and Mae

Agar Grove, London Borough of Camden for The London Borough of Camden and The Residents of the Agar Grove Estate with Hawkins\Brown and Mae

The masterplan in Camden delivers 496 new homes, including affordable council homes, Camden Living Rent, and private sale units to fund the scheme. With a tenure-blind design, 70% of homes meet Passivhaus standards. A phased approach ensures residents are not displaced during construction, and responsive seasonal assessments optimize living conditions. The project combines sustainable design with diverse housing options to meet community needs.
2025Healthy Homes
The Bourne, Hook Norton for Hook Norton Community Land Trust Project and Greencore Homes with Charlie Luxton Design

The Bourne, Hook Norton for Hook Norton Community Land Trust Project and Greencore Homes with Charlie Luxton Design

The Bourne serves 2,200 residents faces a severe affordable housing shortage, with average house prices 8.7 times the local median income. Using non-toxic, natural, non-combustible materials, the project aims to create sustainable, accessible housing. Eight of the twelve homes are designated as affordable and managed by SOHA housing association. The design prioritizes health and accessibility for residents with varying mobility needs, addressing critical community concerns.
2025Healthy Homes

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