New London Architecture

New London Awards 2021 Shortlist Announced

Monday 20 September 2021

NLA’s New London Awards 2021 shortlist has now been announced. The annual awards, presented in association with the Mayor of London, celebrate all scales of projects, from community-led to large-scale mixed-use developments, both built and unbuilt, that contribute to and enhance our vision for a New London: a city that is sustainable, civilised and egalitarian, that seeks to improve the quality and standards of new design.

All shortlisted projects across the 14 categories and special prizes have been carefully selected by our team of London-based Expert Assessors. Each project will be presented to our International Jury ahead of our Annual Awards Lunch on the 26 November where we will be announcing all winners, including the New Londoner of the Year, People's Choice Award and many more.

CATEGORIES

UNBUILT

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BUILT


CARING

CONSERVING
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DWELLING

EXPERIENCING CULTURE 

HOUSING
 
LEARNING
 
MEANWHILE
 
MIXING
 
MOVING

PLACEMAKING
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PLANNING
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WELCOMING

WORKING  



BUILT Shortlist UNBUILT Shortlist

SPECIAL PRIZES

COMMUNITY PRIZE

ENVIRONMENTAL PRIZE
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WELLBEING PRIZE  
Sponsored by Airflow
SPECIAL PRIZES Shortlist

People's Choice Award

In association with the London Festival of Architecture
During the London Festival of Architecture, Londoners are invited to vote for their favourite project from the 2021 shortlist. The project with the most votes will be awarded with the People’s Choice Award at the annual lunch in November. Voting is now open - make sure to vote for your favourite projects from our shortlists before the 1 November 2021.

Last year's People's Choice Award winners: 
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MAYOR’S PRIZE

Supported by The Mayor of London

The Mayor’s Prize in 2021 will celebrate projects that provide lessons for the role that high streets can play in London’s recovery from the pandemic and its social and economic impacts. It will highlight exemplary projects and initiatives that can guide and inform the London Recovery Board’s mission objective to ‘deliver enhanced public spaces and exciting new uses for underused high street buildings in every Borough by 2025, working with London's diverse communities’. It will celebrate work that imbeds the principles set out in the Mayor’s Good Growth by Design ‘High Streets & Town Centres: Adaptive Strategies’ guidance.

The winner will be announced at our lunch on the 26 November.
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