These are the 16 London home renovations competing for the Don’t Move, Improve! 2024 grand prize
New London Architecture’s group of 16 shortlisted entries for the 2024 Don’t Move, Improve! competition has been announced for the annual contest's 14th edition. Federico Ortiz, Head of Content at NLA, said: “The Shortlist for Don’t Move, Improve! 2024 is an extraordinary showcase of innovation and creativity, offering a unique resource for Londoners who want to reimagine their living spaces and keep calling their neighbourhoods home.”This year's jury was comprised of Ed Jarvis, Urban Design Manager, London Borough of Camden; Ellie Stathaki, Architecture & Environment Director, Wallpaper* magazine; Jennifer Dyne, Associate, David Kohn Architects; and Marie-Louise Schembri, Sustainability Director at Hilson Moran. Winners will be announced via a special reception held at the London Centre on May 14th. Keep reading to learn more about what makes each of the shortlisted candidates unique,A House in East London by Charles Holland ArchitectsRead the full post on Bustler
New London Architecture’s group of 16 shortlisted entries for the 2024 Don’t Move, Improve! competition has been announced for the annual contest's 14th edition.
Federico Ortiz, Head of Content at NLA, said: “The Shortlist for Don’t Move, Improve! 2024 is an extraordinary showcase of innovation and creativity, offering a unique resource for Londoners who want to reimagine their living spaces and keep calling their neighbourhoods home.”
This year's jury was comprised of Ed Jarvis, Urban Design Manager, London Borough of Camden; Ellie Stathaki, Architecture & Environment Director, Wallpaper* magazine; Jennifer Dyne, Associate, David Kohn Architects; and Marie-Louise Schembri, Sustainability Director at Hilson Moran.
Winners will be announced via a special reception held at the London Centre on May 14th. Keep reading to learn more about what makes each of the shortlisted candidates unique,
A House in East London by Charles Holland Architects
