Revealed: The 2022 Home of the Year finalists

Congratulations to our 2022 Home of the Year finalists. The winners will be announced in the April/May issue of HOME. 

 

Alexandra Park by RTA Studio

 

Callerton House by Andrew Daly Architects

 

 

Clifftops by Bossley Architects

 

Cox’s Bay House by Guy Tarrant Architects

 

Black Ridge by Toby Chapman-Smith & Benjamin Connor

 

Faith and Doubt by Crosson Architects

 

Moncks Bay Lane by Objects Ltd

 

Kennedy’s House Alteration and Addition by InnoDesign Ltd

 

Park House by Irving Smith Architects

 

Lower Saddle Passive House by Respond Architects

 

Memory Rock by JCA Studio

 

One Central Bedford Terrace by Architectus

 

The Black House by Stacey Farrell

 

Terrace Edge by Anna-Marie Chin Architects

 

Surf Road by Carnachan Architecture

 

The Treehouse by Thomas Lawley

Vote for your favourite project in the Reader’s Choice Awards and go in the draw to win one of four sought-after prizes from our 2022 Home of the Year partners.

See the award-winning homes from the 2021 Home of the Year awards programme.

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