Goldsmith Street, Norwich
102 affordable homes for Norwich City Council

David Mikhail; Annalie Riches; Catherine Hawley

Goldsmith Street, Norwich 102 affordable homes for Norwich City Council

David Mikhail (Architect)
, Annalie Riches (Architect)
, Catherine Hawley (Architect)

Research output: Practice-based/Artistic research › Design/Product

Abstract

Housing Scheme won in RIBA Competition 2008 Housing Design Project Award 2016 An RIBA competition winning scheme by Riches Hawley Mikhail. 102 affordable homes are to be provided in the centre of Norwich. The project is set to be the largest Passivehaus Scheme in the UK. The original intention was to sell the site to a local housing provider and the design team agreed beforehand. The development had been on hold since the financial crash. However, the City has now decided to develop the site itself, without a housing association or development partner. With approximately 100 new homes being provided, with about 50 individual houses, and 50 flats, this represents a significant new departure for the City.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2018

Bibliographical note

Media: Building

Artefact Design Type: Building Design - Housing project

Impact: Won in a prestigious RIBA Competition the project has been awarded a Housing Design Project Award in 2016, testament to its design impact on the profession.
The project has been published as work in progress in the UK architectural press. It is set to be the largest Passivehaus scheme in the UK.

Institution: Cathy Hawley Architect

Keywords

Town and country planning

Access to Document

http://www.cathyhawley.co.uk

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