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The Davidson Prize is an annual design ideas competition recognising transformative architecture of the home

The prize exists to celebrate innovative design ideas, to encourage multi-disciplinary collaboration and to promote compelling visual communication.

Each year entrants are asked to consider a different aspect of the home. The theme of the second annual prize is ‘Co-Living – A New Future?’.

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Home / Work inspirations

The Davidson Prize has been asking designers, thinkers and industry commentators to nominate favourite sources of inspiration relating to the 2021 theme of Home/Work – A New Future. Here are some of our top picks so far.
Redefining the live-work balance

“Interiors guru” Michelle Ogundehin is the author of the book, Happy Inside: How to Harness the Power of Home for Health and Happiness. Speaking to Amy Frearson, she reveals her tips for keeping homes healthy, even when they’re also our workspaces.
THINKING BIG, THINKING SMALL

Thinking through drawing: a spread from Narinder Sagoo’s sketchbook. Image: Narinder Sagoo, Foster + Partners

Narinder Sagoo, Foster + Partners senior partner and art director and a judge of the inaugural Davidson Prize, talks to Hugh Pearman about some of the challenges behind the Home/Work – A New Future brief.

Alan Davidson's sketch of his last home

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The Davidson Prize rewards architecture that imaginatively rethinks the design of the contemporary home to keep pace with the times and people's lifestyle preferences.

The aim is to promote excellent design and wellbeing and the compelling communication of these solutions.

Each year the prize will address a different aspect of the home, starting with home/work. Three finalist teams will each receive an honorarium of £5,000 and the winner will receive a £10,000 prize.