The Neave Brown Award for Housing is named after Modernist architect and social housing pioneer Neave Brown (1929-2018). AdvertisementSource: Jack Hobhouse PressThe four projects shortlisted for the 2026 Neave Brown Award for Housing:Canada Water Plot K1 by Morris+Company with White InkA residential building containing 79 affordable homes in Southwark, London. RIBA president Chris Williamson commented: ‘This year’s shortlisted projects demonstrate how high-quality affordable homes can meet both community needs and environmental ambitions. ‘They also demonstrate the skill and care that architects bring to the prime minister’s aim of increasing the supply of great affordable housing.’ The Neave Brown Award shortlist is selected from RIBA Regional Awards 2026 winners.