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The Old Boathouse in Taplow combines conversion and new-build homes, with Florens Pollux and Polaris bricks creating a light riverside palette that reflects the Thames and honours the site’s heritage.

Alexandra Mills in Cheshire provides 72 en-suite bedrooms within a landscape-led, contemporary care home. Thoughtful materials, dementia-sensitive design and sustainability principles create a benchmark for modern residential, nursing and dementia care.

Forest Road delivers 90 affordable one-bedroom homes, transforming an under-utilised site into a vibrant residential space.

Nieuwenhovendreef 2 is a beautifully finished, high-spec residential project in Varsenare by Westhoekvillas.

On a prominent location next to the coastal path, Harbour House by McLean Quinlan respects its setting in West Sussex's Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Eylenbosch Brewery, despite being long abandoned, has remained firmly entrenched in the collective memory of Dilbeken's residents.

The design of Woolwich station required innovative solutions to fulfil the client's ambitious vision.

Mill Pond Road's choice of brick was influenced by the location's industrial history with a blend of Floren's Castor and Albion bricks.

The Stratosphere building in London, designed by Allies and Morrison, is a sleek and contemporary addition to the capital's skyline.

Agar Grove is a large-scale, regenerative residential development in the London Borough of Camden that was designed with peak energy performance and reducing fuel poverty in mind.

Colindale Offices is the exemplar 90,000 sq. ft centrepiece of the Grahame Park regeneration project.

Royal Birmingham Conservatoire of Music is envisioned as the first purpose-built music college in the UK since 1987 and uses Floren Polaris Clay Bricks.

Belle Vue is a 5,700 square metre retirement community of 60 one and two-bedroom apartments in Hampstead, designed by Morris+Company. 

Valette Square is a community of 33 mixed 2, 3 and 4 bedrooms townhouses with private gardens and terraces, built in Salford's historic centre.

Housing over 360 apartments, the Wembley Park redevelopment was a huge transformation of a long-neglected space around Wembley Stadium and turning it into a fresh, new part of London.

Alma-nac's "House-within-a-house" is a fantastic example of a building retrofitted to adapt to new challenges. Sitting in a row of typical 1950s houses, the project gave an existing home a contemporary facelift while complimenting the surrounding buildings' traditional London brick.