Better housing, Better Places: David Mikhail on Goldsmith Street.
David Mikhail is Founding Director of Mikhail Riches Architecture and Planning. He first analyses the land use distribution between buildings, pedestrian routes, greenspace and vehicle access and parking on typical modern housing estates and compares the figures with his project at Goldsmith Street in Norwich. Goldsmith Street has collected the following awards: RIBA Stirling Prize 2019, RIBA East Regional Award 2019 RIBA East Sustainability Award RIBA Neave Brown Award Housing Design Award 2019 (Overall Award) Housing Design Award 2019 (Good Neighbour) AJ Award 2019

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