Projects specifiying Ketley Brick products have achieved  5 shortlistings in this years prestigious 50th anniversary Brick Awards.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Jerwood Space   shortlisted in Best Refurbishment, Public and Innovation categories

Witherford Watson Mann’s refurbishment of Jerwood Space is shortlisted for its exemplary use of Ketley Brown Antique bricks, specially developed for this project using a low‑reduction firing for deeper, more natural tonal variation.  The bricks were chosen for their rich, pinky red and purple tones which were compatible with the Victorian fabric of these high quality rehearsal studios. The project enhances circulation, accessibility and public presence while delivering finely crafted brickwork that bridges past and present. It's restrained, context‑driven approach demonstrates how thoughtful material selection and precise detailing can elevate a cultural building’s identity and long‑term resilience.   See Case Study>>

76 Southbank shortlisted for Refurbishment and Sustainability categories

76 Southbank is a Grade II‑listed Brutalist landmark transformed through AHMM’s heritage‑led, low‑carbon retrofit strategy. Retaining 80% of the structure saved 10,171 tonnes of CO₂e and achieved 365kgCO₂/m² embodied carbon . New brickwork uses 63,500 Ketley Solid Class A Staffordshire Blue Multi bricks, precisely matched to the original Etruria marl fabric for continuity and durability . Extensive material reuse, permeable paving, and biodiverse terraces deliver a resilient, future‑proof redevelopment. See Case study >>