Redrow South West wins BALI architecture award for its Saxon Brook development

The landscaping team, Tony Benger who are behind the latest phase of the Redrow Southwest development Saxon Brook, this week won a BALI (British Association of Landscape Industries) Award for its work there.

The Exeter project, located in Pinhoe features three and four bedroom arts and crafts era-inspired homes, won the Best Soft Landscaping Construction prize. Prize winning projects are selected based on their design, first impression for visitors, exceptional levels of craft skills, and innovative or unusual solutions to overcoming challenges during development. Principal winners are also proactive in negotiating unforeseen challenges and can demonstrate impressive levels of client satisfaction. Above all they must clearly show an outstanding visual impact in order to impress judges with a ‘wow’ factor.

Kevin Bradford, area sales manager at Redrow South West adds:

“We chose to work with Tony Berger on this landscaping project as the team understood our requirement to reflect the rural surroundings of Saxon Brook, the gorgeous Devon countryside and its historical Pinhoe setting. They strove to complement the architectural styles of the development. We congratulate the team on this well-deserved award.”

Chief Executive Wayne Grills commented on the high standard of entries and the pleasure of a return to a social judging event.

“Every year I am blown away by the level of excellence displayed in the entries to our National Landscape Awards and this year is no exception. The number of entries that have triumphed is a true testament to the hard work and high standards of all our association members.”

The Saxon Brook development comprises five phases in total, with some already occupied and established, currently there is a range of three and four -bedroom homes available, with new homes soon to be released on the sought after ‘Phase 5’.

Redrow will make financial contributions to local facilities including over £1m towards education, £520,000 for bus service improvements, and over £170,000 towards Exe Estuary habitats. 

For more information about Redrow’s Saxon Brook development, please visit www.redrow.co.uk/saxonbrook or call 01392 339638.