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A playful London home renovation wins NLA's Don't Move, Improve! 2022 competition

By Josh Niland|

Thursday, May 19, 2022

2022 Home of the Year winner: Little Brownings by Archmongers. Photo: French + Tye Photography, image courtesy New London Architecture.

New London Architecture has announced the winner of this year’s Don’t Move, Improve! design competition.

Archmongers’ Little Brownings project was named the Home of the Year out of a 15-entry shortlist that included designs from Turner Architects, Proctor & Shaw, and Allford Hall Monaghan Morris. Five special prize winners were awarded as well. 

2022 Home of the Year winner: Little Brownings by Archmongers. Photo: French + Tye Photography, image courtesy New London Architecture.

This year’s overall winner entailed the refurbishment of a three-story terraced house from the 1960s located on the Dulwich Estate in South London’s Forest Hill neighborhood. The jury praised the project for demonstrating an “exceptional attention to detail and high quality of design, whilst also retaining a sense of liveability, warmth, and character throughout.”

2022 Transformation Prize Winner: Slot House, Enfield by Ashton Porter Architect. Image courtesy New London Architecture.
2022 Urban Oasis Prize winner: Church Road, Haringey by RUFFARCHITECTS. Image courtesy New London Architecture.

The jury added: “The contemporary design simultaneously demonstrates a consideration for the practical use of the space, and the overall concept and materials used showcase the architect’s approach to sustainability and placemaking.”

2022 Unique Character Prize winner: Forest House, Waltham Forest by AOC Architecture. Image courtesy New London Architecture.
2022 Compact Design Prize winner: Non-Boxy Lofty, Lewisham by Fraher & Findlay. Image courtesy New London Architecture.

Archmongers’ design was joined by DGN Studio’s Concrete Plinth House, Hackney, which won the Materiality and Craftsmanship Prize; Fraher & Findlay’s Non-Boxy Lofty, Lewisham, which won the Compact Design Prize; AOC Architecture’s Forest House, Waltham Forest, the Unique Character Prize winner; RUFFARCHITECTS’ Church Road, Haringey, which won the Urban Oasis prize, and the Slot House, Enfield by Ashton Porter Architect’s, which won the Transformation Prize.

2022 Materiality and Craftsmanship Prize winner: Concrete Plinth House, Hackney by DGN Studio. Image courtesy New London Architecture.

“This home delighted me from start to finish,” juror Kunle Barker said of Little Brownings’ end result. “A beautiful space with a level of detailing that surpassed my expectations. Everything in the house has a reason for existing, some things are playful, others beautiful or functional, but they all make you happy."

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Little Brownings, Home of the Year 2022. Video via New London Architecture on YouTube.

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A playful London home renovation wins NLA's Don't Move, Improve! 2022 competition

By Josh Niland|

Thursday, May 19, 2022

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2022 Home of the Year winner: Little Brownings by Archmongers. Photo: French + Tye Photography, image courtesy New London Architecture.

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New London Architecture has announced the winner of this year’s Don’t Move, Improve! design competition.

Archmongers’ Little Brownings project was named the Home of the Year out of a 15-entry shortlist that included designs from Turner Architects, Proctor & Shaw, and Allford Hall Monaghan Morris. Five special prize winners were awarded as well. 

2022 Home of the Year winner: Little Brownings by Archmongers. Photo: French + Tye Photography, image courtesy New London Architecture.

This year’s overall winner entailed the refurbishment of a three-story terraced house from the 1960s located on the Dulwich Estate in South London’s Forest Hill neighborhood. The jury praised the project for demonstrating an “exceptional attention to detail and high quality of design, whilst also retaining a sense of liveability, warmth, and character throughout.”

2022 Transformation Prize Winner: Slot House, Enfield by Ashton Porter Architect. Image courtesy New London Architecture.
2022 Urban Oasis Prize winner: Church Road, Haringey by RUFFARCHITECTS. Image courtesy New London Architecture.

The jury added: “The contemporary design simultaneously demonstrates a consideration for the practical use of the space, and the overall concept and materials used showcase the architect’s approach to sustainability and placemaking.”

2022 Unique Character Prize winner: Forest House, Waltham Forest by AOC Architecture. Image courtesy New London Architecture.
2022 Compact Design Prize winner: Non-Boxy Lofty, Lewisham by Fraher & Findlay. Image courtesy New London Architecture.

Archmongers’ design was joined by DGN Studio’s Concrete Plinth House, Hackney, which won the Materiality and Craftsmanship Prize; Fraher & Findlay’s Non-Boxy Lofty, Lewisham, which won the Compact Design Prize; AOC Architecture’s Forest House, Waltham Forest, the Unique Character Prize winner; RUFFARCHITECTS’ Church Road, Haringey, which won the Urban Oasis prize, and the Slot House, Enfield by Ashton Porter Architect’s, which won the Transformation Prize.

2022 Materiality and Craftsmanship Prize winner: Concrete Plinth House, Hackney by DGN Studio. Image courtesy New London Architecture.

“This home delighted me from start to finish,” juror Kunle Barker said of Little Brownings’ end result. “A beautiful space with a level of detailing that surpassed my expectations. Everything in the house has a reason for existing, some things are playful, others beautiful or functional, but they all make you happy."

RELATED NEWS London’s most inspirational home improvements shortlisted for the Don’t Move, Improve! competition by NLA
RELATED NEWS These innovative London home extensions are the winners of NLA's Don't Move, Improve! 2019 competition
RELATED NEWS London's innovative home extensions celebrated as NLA reveals shortlist for 2019 Don't Move, Improve! competition
Little Brownings, Home of the Year 2022. Video via New London Architecture on YouTube.

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