The UK’s housing challenge isn’t just about building more homes – it’s about building better ones. We’re delighted that our Challender Court Project for Bristol City Council is featured in Good Homes for All 2.0.

“For decades, volume delivery has been dominated by low-density, standardised suburban models that prioritise short-term profit over efficient land use and lasting places. That approach is no longer viable.
Architect-led housing offers a proven alternative. Far from being a luxury, good design is a practical tool that enables higher density without sacrificing quality. It enables higher density, better land use and creates places people actually want to live in.
In partnership with Architects’ Action for Affordable Housing, the Architect’s Journal has launched Good Homes for All 2.0, building on the success of the first edition.
Featuring 15 examples, the guide explores healthier living environments, lower long-term public costs, reduced energy bills and carbon emissions and more durable, adaptable homes.
The takeaway? Intelligent density can deliver better streets, stronger communities and more sustainable outcomes.
The real question is no longer whether we can afford to prioritise design – but whether we can afford not to.”