Residents Sue Over Collapse At Prize-winning Bristol Flats

摘要

A ￡1.5m dispute over an award-winning luxury apartment scheme designed by last year's Stirling prize-winner is set to reach the courts next month.rnThe Point on Bristol's waterfront was completed by Skanska for developer Crosby Homes at the end of 2001.rnDrawn up by Feilden Clegg Bradley (FCB), designer of the Stirling prize-winning Accordia scheme in Cambridge, the 115-apartment scheme picked up a host of prizes in 2002, includingrnBuilding for Life awards from Cabe and a RIBA award.rnHowever, all 113 residents have now launched legal action against Crosby after balcony ceilings began caving in. A hearing has now been set for next month at the Technology and Construction Court.