Award-Winning Architects Selencky Parsons on Blending Historic and Modern
David Parsons, co-founder and director of the practice alongside Sam Selencky, talks merging existing elements with new, experimenting with materials, and shares insights into their other projects.
How Actionable Solutions are Transforming Affordable Housing
Jay Morton, Director at Bell Phillips and this year’s chair of judges for the British Homes Awards, is passionate about actionable solutions for affordable
housing. She talks about the success of Bell Phillips’ Cosway Street project, balancing
carbon footprints with social justice and the idea of the chain of benefit in terms of housing.
A seasonal round-up of spring colour trends
As the natural world reawakens, it’s time to look around and see what
shades are appearing in terms of spring colour trends, from pistachios and soft lilacs to blush pinks and cerulean blues.
Championing Housing Innovation and Community-Driven Design
Archio's Kyle Buchanan shares insights on the challenges and triumphs of creating homes that balance quality, innovation, and community impact.
Where sustainability and wellbeing meet
From award-winning community-first design for older residents to groundbreaking energy efficiency, Hawkins\Brown’s Phil Catcheside talks through how the practice’s projects set a new standard for sustainable, health-focused residential spaces.
Creating Healthy Communities Through Design: Insights from Félicie Krikler, British Homes Awards Judge
Félicie Krikler is a Director of Assael Architecture and a lead judge with the British Homes Awards. An architect with experience in numerous large-scale, mixed-use schemes and masterplanning projects, she has lived in London for over 20 years, a member of the Croydon Design Review Panel and elected for London on RIBA council. She discusses healthy buildings, creating a sense of community and the connection between internal and external spaces.