Greenland is delighted to publish the winning entry of its recent Ram Quarter photography competition.

The photography competition was launched to coincide with the tours offered by Ram Quarter as part of this year's Open House festival - an annual celebration of the capital's architecture.  Walking tours were led by EPR Architects, the firm which designed Ram Quarter's masterplan.  Visitors were given a walking tour of the development and an overview of its design and plan.  They were then handed over to a guide of the development's on-site Heritage Centre who told the story of the UK's oldest continuously-operating brewing site and showed the treasures that have been carefully preserved by Greenland and are now available for public viewing at Ram Quarter.

Following the launch of the festival programme, and in the weeks leading up to the tour at Ram Quarter itself, visitors to the development were encouraged to take a photograph showing the development's design or architecture to striking effect.

The winning entry - selected by EPR Architects and published on our website's News And Insights page - was taken by Aaron Joyce.  The judge at EPR wrote: "I'd describe this photo as well composed and vibrant, excellently capturing the opening and greening of the Wandle, the varied materiality and styles of new buildings within the site, and the animation of the river walk with ground-floor entertainment uses."  Aaron wrote: "I took this image looking north along the River Wandle, capturing a relaxing scene as the sun started to set on an August Bank Holiday."

Congratulations to Aaron!  We hope you'll enjoy your prize - an evening of pizza and beer at our onsite brewery Sambrook's, the oldest continually-operating brewery in the UK.