08 November 2019

The Pavilions in Islington has been named 'Housing Project of the Year' at the Building Awards 2019 which caps a remarkable year for the development which has seen it receive seven major awards.

The Pavilions regenerated a challenging derelict railway site on the edge of the King's Cross masterplan and provides 156 sustainable homes for private rent and affordable housing. The exemplary design solution by architects Jestico + Whiles overcame significant structural and planning challenges.

The Pavilions has also delivered a substantially enhanced Site of Importance for Nature Conservation, incorporating an educational nature trail and bird hide for use by local school and community groups.

Jon Di-Stefano, Chief Executive Officer of Telford Homes, said: 'We are very proud of what has been achieved at The Pavilions and it's fitting that the remarkable level of recognition it has received has culminated in a Building Award. The judges across the multiple awards have acknowledged that a previously derelict site with substantial structural and planning challenges has been transformed into a special place with attractive, sustainable build to rent and affordable homes in a greatly enhanced environmental setting.'

Awards received by The Pavilions in 2019 include:

  • Building Awards - Housing Project of the Year
  • Housing Design Awards - Completed Award
  • Sunday Times British Homes Awards - Development of the Year (over £10m)
  • CIOB Construction Manager of the Year Awards - Gold Medal for James Howlett in the Residential Under 7 storeys category
  • Planning Awards - Highly commended for Best Housing Scheme (fewer than 500 homes)
  • RTPI Awards - Finalist for Excellence in Planning for Homes
  • Property Week Awards - Shortlisted for Placemaking Award

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