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Stirling prize 2025: Appleby Blue pioneers affordable social housing tackling elderly loneliness

The Conversation | P Vile
The Conversation | P Vile

Architects Witherford Watson and Mann won the prize, for the second time, for the Appleby Blue development. Run by the United St Saviours Charity in Bermondsey, South London, it provides 57 units of one and two bedroom apartments for residents aged over 65, with 11 units fully wheelchair accessible. It is explicitly a new take on urban almshouses, which date back to the Middle Ages. Throughout their history, almshouses have primarily provided accommodation for the elderly. Above: The rooftop garden is one of many spaces where the residents of Appleby Blue and members can interact.

Posted in: News on 10/25/2025 | Link to this post on IFP |
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