Solent Quality Place Awards 2022 – Vote For Your Favourite Place!

The Solent Design Awards are all about the encouragement of quality place-making; schemes that create special places, lift communities, create richer experiences … not just iconic buildings, but also the places in-between.

Hampshire, the Isle of Wight and the Solent area are wonderful places to live and the Solent Design Awards recognises new developments that add to the quality of life it offers, our experience of the workplace, and our appreciation of the environment we live in.

The finalists for the Solent Design Awards 2016 have been revealed but it’s not just the judges who get to decide the winning schemes.
The fate of the eight finalists is in your hands thanks to the People’s Choice Award, which lets you, the public, choose your favourite from all the shortlisted entries.

The winner of the 2016 People’s Choice Award will be the scheme with the most votes by members of the public and voting is now open!

Let us know which scheme you think has made the most valuable contribution to the community and space in which it is situated by clicking on the button alongside your favourite project.

Voting will close on 31st October and the winner will be announced at the 2016 awards ceremony, which will take place at the Spark, Southampton Solent University’s stunning new teaching and learning building.

2022 Voting is now open

Admirals Quay, Southampton

Comprising 299 private residential apartments spread across a 26 storey tower with supporting 16 and 9 storey buildings, the scheme also delivers 25,000 square feet of commercial retail accommodation as a key anchor to the Ocean Village regeneration and waterfront area of Southampton.

Carefully coordinated public, civic and more intimate private spaces are given definition by grouping built forms above the landscaped podium. With this arrangement it is hoped that the functionality and flexibility offered will generate an active ground level and street frontage for the public. High quality and robust materials unite the key public spaces and landmark buildings with the character of the city centre whilst creating a cohesive and modern feel for the development.

Applicant: HGP Architects Ltd
Architect: HGP Architects Ltd
Client: Allied Developments Ltd Westquay South, Southampton The Hotwalls Studios, Portsmouth New Café and Courtyard, Gilbert White Museum, Selborne Knowle Lane, Fair Oak

 

 

Admirals Quay, Southampton

Comprising 299 private residential apartments spread across a 26 storey tower with supporting 16 and 9 storey buildings, the scheme also delivers 25,000 square feet of commercial retail accommodation as a key anchor to the Ocean Village regeneration and waterfront area of Southampton.

Carefully coordinated public, civic and more intimate private spaces are given definition by grouping built forms above the landscaped podium. With this arrangement it is hoped that the functionality and flexibility offered will generate an active ground level and street frontage for the public. High quality and robust materials unite the key public spaces and landmark buildings with the character of the city centre whilst creating a cohesive and modern feel for the development.

Applicant: HGP Architects Ltd
Architect: HGP Architects Ltd
Client: Allied Developments Ltd Westquay South, Southampton The Hotwalls Studios, Portsmouth New Café and Courtyard, Gilbert White Museum, Selborne Knowle Lane, Fair Oak

 

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