Led by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios, Accordia residential masterplan is being considered as the new standard for high density housing by RIBA who have chosen the design as one of six finalists for the Stirling Prize.

Accordia covers 9.5 hectares providing 212 houses and 166 apartments, 30% of which fall into the 'affordable' category which are integrated in both scale and materials with the private housing. The masterplan is designed predominantly for pedestrian and cycle use with mews streets, landscaped pedestrian streets and cycle parking integrated into the design, made possible with the placement of the site which has easy access to the town centre. Minimal car parking is available but kept discreet.