BDA Brick Awards 2026 Shortlist
The Brick Development Association (BDA) has officially announced the shortlist for the 50th anniversary of the Brick Awards, celebrating the very best in clay brick architecture, design and craftsmanship.
Held on the 4th November 2026 at the prestigious Royal Lancaster Hotel in London, this landmark event honours projects that demonstrate exceptional design, innovation and sustainability through the use of clay brick. As one of the industry’s most respected awards programmes, the Brick Awards continue to showcase outstanding work from leading architects, contractors, developers and manufacturers across 19 highly competitive categories.
We are delighted to see several projects that Taylor Maxwell has supplied materials for included in this year’s shortlist, highlighting the collaborative efforts of architects, contractors and manufacturers in delivering exemplary buildings and places.
The shortlisted projects include:
- Greenholme Street, Glasgow – Medium Housing Development (26–100 Units)
- Brick Manufacturer: Forterra Plc
- Products: Granite Ash, Ochre Brown and Bamford Blend bricks
- Architect: Haus Collective
Contractor: Westpoint Construction Co
- Dundee Innovation Hub, Dundee – Sustainability
- Brick Manufacturer: Michelmersh Brick Holdings Plc
- Products: Blockleys Bowland Grey Wirecut bricks
- Architect: Oberlanders Architects
Contractor: Robertson Construction
- Napiershall Street, Glasgow – Urban Regeneration
- Brick Manufacturer: Forterra Plc
- Products: Forterra Farmstead Antique brick
- Architect: Haus Collective
- Contractor: Kelvin Properties
We are incredibly proud to have supported these outstanding developments and to work alongside such talented teams who continue to push the boundaries of design, sustainability and craftsmanship through the use of clay brick.
Congratulations to everyone involved in this year’s shortlist, and the very best of luck ahead of the awards ceremony in November.
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