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RIBA Awards 2011 Winners

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19 May 2011

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Anchors for RIBA Award winners by area

Scotland : RIBA Award winners
Northern Ireland : RIBA Award winners
Northeast : RIBA Award winners
Northwest : RIBA Award winners
Yorkshire : RIBA Award winners
Wales : RIBA Award winners
West Midlands : RIBA Award winners
East Midlands : RIBA Award winners
East : RIBA Award winners
Southwest : RIBA Award winners
Wessex : RIBA Award winners
South : RIBA Award winners
Southeast : RIBA Award winners
London : RIBA Award winners
European Union : RIBA Award winners

Barking Central II, East London building:

photograph © Tim Soar

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) will announce the winners of the 2011 RIBA Awards on Thursday 19 May 2011. RIBA Awards for architectural excellence will be presented to 97 buildings in the UK and Europe (89 in the UK and 8 in the rest of the EU). The shortlist for the RIBA Stirling Prize for the building of the year will be drawn from the 97 RIBA Award winners.

This year’s award-winning buildings range geographically from a winery in Spain to a community hall on the Scottish Hebridean island of Raasay, and in style from the Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford to ‘Love Shack’ – a self-build hideaway in the Lake District National Park. The recently completed Velodrome is the first ever 2012 Olympics event building to win an architecture prize and is one of five RIBA Awards for Hopkins Architects, a practice previously shortlisted three times for the RIBA Stirling Prize.

2011 has been an exceptional year for private houses which constitute 17 out of 89 UK winners. Schools and universities have also flourished with 14 schools (including three BSF projects and two Academies) and 9 university buildings winning awards. Last year’s RIBA Stirling Prize winner, Zaha Hadid, is an award winner this year with the Evelyn Grace Academy in South London.

Three very different health buildings – the NHS Teenage Cancer Trust in Birmingham, Foster + Partner’s private Circle Hospital in Bath and a new Maggie’s Cancer Care centre in Cheltenham – showcase carefully designed, comfortable spaces to aid patient well-being.

Speaking today, RIBA President Ruth Reed said:

“For 46 years the RIBA Awards have reflected the health of British architecture. This year’s winners show that in spite of a terrible worldwide recession, many exceptional buildings have been, and continue to be, built in the UK and overseas. Winning projects demonstrate that even in constrained times committed clients working with talented architects can achieve architectural excellence.

“These well-designed buildings will add huge value to the lives, prosperity, health and pride of their owners, users and communities and I am delighted with year’s selection. We are promised an interesting RIBA Stirling Prize shortlist.”

Stirling Prize – Shortlist. 21 Jul 2011

Images + Links for the 89 UK winning buildings:

SCOTLAND

Centre for the Scottish War Blinded Kirknewton
Page Park Architects

picture from architect

McManus Galleries Building Dundee
Page Park Architects

photo © Andrew Lee

Raasay Community Hall Building
Dualchas Building Design

photo © Andrew Lee

Scotstoun House Edinburgh
HAA Design

picture © Alan Mcteer

Shettleston Housing Association Offices Glasgow
Elder and Cannon

photo © Andrew Lee

Speirs Locks Studios Glasgow
Malcolm Fraser Architects

photo © David Morris

Stratheden Mental Health Unit Fife
Richard Murphy Architects

photo © Graeme Armet

The Houl Dumfries & Galloway
Simon Winstanley Architects

photo © Andrew Lee

Tigh-Na-Cladach Dunoon
Gokay Deveci, Chartered Architect

photo © Andrew Lee

White House Isle of Coll
W T Architecture

photo : Andrew Lee

NORTHERN IRELAND

An Gaelaras, Derry
O’Donnell + Tuomey

photo from RIBA

Carnathen Lane (private house), Donaghadee
Twenty Two Over Seven

photo © Aidan McGrath

NORTH EAST

55/02, Kielder Shelter
sixteen*(makers) at The Bartlett UCL

photo © UCL

Knop Law Primary School, Newcastle upon Tyne
Architects Design Partnership

photo © Andrew Hepinstall

Millfield House Visitors’ Centre, Newcastle upon Tyne
Mosedale Gillatt Architects Ltd

photo © Iona Owen

Pasmore Apollo Pavilion, County Durham
Burns Architects

photo © Burns Architects

NORTH WEST

Heating Infrastructure Project, Liverpool
Levitt Bernstein

photo : Eddie Jacob

Lawson Park, Cumbria
Sutherland Hussey Architects

image from architects

Love Shack, Cumbria
Sutherland Hussey Architects

image : Karen Guthrie

Sir Charles Carter Building, Lancaster
John McAslan + Partners

photo : Hufton + Crow

Trafford College Learning Resource Centre, Altrincham
Stephenson Bell Architects

photo : Daniel Hopkinson

YORKSHIRE

Granary Wharf Scheme, Leeds
Carey Jones Chapmantolcher

photo : Hufton + Crow

Heslington East Masterplan – York University, York
BDP

photo © Martine Hamilton Knight

Sandal Magna Community Primary School, Wakefield
Sarah Wigglesworth Architects

photo : Mark Hadden Photography

Sharrow Point, Cemetery Road, Sheffield
Project Orange

image : Gareth Gardner

WALES

Blue Door, Monmouthshire
Hall & Bednarczyk Architects Ltd

image from RIBA

Mostyn Gallery, Llandudno
Ellis Williams Architects

image : Helen Binet

Ty-Hedfan, Brecon, Powys, south Wales
Featherstone Young

picture © Featherstone Young

UWIC School of Management, Cardiff
Austin-Smith:Lord LLP

photo © Morley von Sternberg

University of Glamorgan Student’s Union, Pontypridd
Rio Architects

image : Richard Roberts

Newport City Campus, Newport
BDP

photo © Martine Hamilton Knight

WISE Building Machynlleth
David Lea and Pat Borer Architects

photo © Tim Soar

WEST MIDLANDS

Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon
Bennetts Associates

image © Peter Cook

Teenage Cancer Trust, BCH, Birmingham
Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands

image © Chris Gascoigne

EAST MIDLANDS

Creswell Crags Museum and Education Centre, Worksop
OMI Architects

image : Daniel Hopkinson

Meat Factory (private house), Nottingham
Marsh & Grochowski

image : Hannah Marsh

Newton and Arkwright Building, Nottingham Trent University, Nottingham
Hopkins Architects Partnership

image : Martine Hamilton Knight

Woodland Trust Headquarters, Grantham
Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios

image © Peter Cook

EAST

Apex, Arc, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
Hopkins Architects

photo © Morley von Sternberg

Balancing Barn, Suffolk
MVDRV

photo : Edmund Sumner

Bavent House, Reydon
Hudson Architects

photo © James Brittain

Centre for Competitive Creative Design, Bedfordshire
Niall McLaughlin Architects

photo © Nick Kane

Marshland Discovery Zone, Purfleet
Peter Beard_LANDROOM

photo © Sue Barr

Private Housing at Newhall, Essex
Richard Murphy Architects & Roger Evans Associates

image from architect

Reception Hide Complex, Titchwell
Haysom Ward Miller Architects

photo © Mike Page

UK Centre for Carnival Arts, Luton
Ash Sakula Architects

photo : Morley von Sternberg

SOUTH WEST

Bideford College, Bideford
NPS Southwest

photo : Girts Gailens

Brown’s Dental Practice, Ivybridge
David Sheppard Architects

photo : Joakim Boren

West Buckland School, Barnstable
Rundell Associates

photo : Rundell Associates

WESSEX

Bourne Hill Offices, Salisbury
Stanton Williams

image © Hufton+Crow

CircleBath Hospital, Bath
Fosters + Partners

image : Nigel Young_Foster + Partners

Maggie’s Cheltenham, Cheltenham
MJP Architects

image © Peter Durant

Parabola Arts Centre, Cheltenham Ladies’ College, Cheltenham
Foster Wilson Architects

photo © James Brittain

SOUTH

Kendrew Quadrangle, Oxford
MJP Architects

photo © Peter Durant

Life Science Building, Southampton
NBBJ

photo © Gary Britton

Rothschild Foundation, Bucks
Stephen Marshall Architects

photo © Richard Bryant

Watson House, Boldre
John Pardey Architects

photo © James Morris

SOUTH EAST

Dover Esplanade, Dover
Tonkin Liu

photo © Robbie Polley

Epsom House, Surrey
Eldridge Smerin

photo © Lyndon Douglas

New Mission Hall, West Sussex
Adam Richards Architects

photo © Adam Richards

No. 1 Smithery, Chatham
van Heyningen and Haward

photo © James Brittain

Sevenoaks School Performing Arts Centre, Sevenoaks
Tim Ronalds Architects

photo © Christian Richters

Shingle House, Kent
NORD Architecture

photo Courtesy of Living Architecture

LONDON

Angel Building, London N1
Allford Hall Monaghan Morris

photograph © Tim Soar

Barking Central, Barking
Allford Hall Monaghan Morris

photograph © Tim Soar

Bear Lane, London SE1
Panter Hudspith

photograph © Keith Collie

Chelsea Academy, London SW10
Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios

image from HH

Chiswick House Cafe, London W4
Caruso St John Architects

image © Helene Binet

City of Westminster College, London W2
schmidt hammer lassen architects

picture from architect

Claredale Street, London E2
Karakusevic Carson Architects

photograph © Tim Crocker

Evelyn Grace Academy, London SE24
Zaha Hadid Architects

picture : Luke Hayes

Fitzroy Street and Maple Place, London W1
Duggan Morris Architects

photograph © Kilian O’Sullivan

H10 Hotel, London SE1
Maccreanor Lavington

photograph © Tim Crocker

Hackney Service Centre, London E8
Hopkins Architects

photograph © Paul Tyagi

Michael Faraday Community School, London
Alsop Sparch

photo : Morley von Sternberg

Ravensbourne, London SE10
Design: Foreign Office Architects

photo : Morley von Sternberg

Stoke Newington School and Sixth Form : Media Arts and Science College, London N16
Jestico + Whiles

photograph © Tim Crocker

Town Hall Hotel & Apartments, London E2
Rare Architecture

photo : rare architecture

Velodrome, Stratford
Hopkins Architects

photo from fd

The eight RIBA Award buildings in the European Union

KaufhausTyrol Innsbruck, Austria
David Chipperfield

photo : Ute Zscharnt

Harbour Island Apartments Copenhagen, Denmark
Lundgaard & Tranberg

image : Adam Mørk

Middelfart Savings Bank, Middelfart, Denmark
3XN

image : Adam Mørk – 3XN

Museum Folkwang Essen, Germany
David Chipperfield Architects

photo : Christian Richters

Aviva Stadium, Dublin, Ireland
Populous/Scott Tallon Walker

photo : Chris Gascoigne

Faustino Winery, Ribero del Duero, Spain
Foster + Partners

picture : Nigel Young_Foster + Partners

The RIBA Stirling Prize in association with The Architects’ Journal and Benchmark is awarded to the architects of the building that has made the greatest contribution to British architecture in the past year. The prize will be presented on Saturday 1 October at the RIBA Stirling Prize-winning (2001) Magna Science and Adventure Centre in Rotherham and broadcast as a special edition of BBC TWO’s The Culture Show.

19 May 2011

RIBA International Awards 2011

RIBA International Awards : Winners 2011

photo : Patrick Bingham-Hall

19 May 2011

RIBA Award Scottish Winners 2011

Ten Buildings in Scotland Win National Architecture Award

The Scottish buildings that have won RIBA Awards are (links / images further down):

1. Centre for the Scottish War Blinded, Kirknewton, Page Park Architect
2. The Houl, Castle Douglas, Simon Winstanley Architects
3. McManus Galleries, Dundee, Page Park Architects
4. Raasay Hall, Isle of Raasay, Dualchas Building Design
5. Scotstoun House, South Queensferry, HAA Design
6. Shettleston Housing Association Offices, Glasgow, Elder and Cannon
7. Speirs Locks Studios, Glasgow, Malcolm Fraser Architects
8. Stratheden Mental Health Unit, Cupar, Richard Murphy Architects
9. Tigh-Na-Cladach (House by the Shore), Dunoon, Gokay Deveci, Chartered Architect
10. The White House, Isle of Coll, W T Architecture

RIBA Awards Scotland 2011

The judging panel for this year, chaired by architect George Ferguson CBE PPRIBA Hon FRIAS, also included RIAS President David Dunbar and Daphne Thissen, Cultural Attache, Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. The RIBA Awards, among the most prestigious annual architectural awards in the UK, have been running continuously since 1966. RIBA Awards are given for buildings that achieve the highest architectural standards and make a substantial contribution to the local environment An announcement of the jury’s decision will be made on 19th May.

RIBA Awards 2011 information from Royal Institute of British Architects

Location: UK