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2010 RIBA Award winners announced

The Royal Institute of British Architects in London have announced 102 winners of this year's RIBA Awards, including projects by Rick Mather Architects, Heatherwick Studio and Caruso St John Architects.

Top: Snowdon Summit, Wales, Ray Hole Architects. Photo is by Aneurin Phillips.
Above: Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, Rick Mather Architects. Photo is by Andy Matthews.

The winners include 93 projects in the UK and nine from the EU.

Above: Creative Business Units, Aberystwyth, Heatherwick Studio. Photo is by Edmund Sumner.

The shortlist for the Stirling Prize will be drawn from these winners.

Above: Infinity Bridge, Teesdale, Spence Associates. Photo is by Morley von Steinburg.

Here's some more information from the RIBA, followed by the full list of winning projects:


2010 RIBA Award Winners Announced

 

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) is pleased to announce the winners of the 2010 RIBA Awards. RIBA Awards for architectural excellence will be presented to 102 buildings in the UK and Europe (93 in the UK and nine in the rest of the EU).

Above: Nottingham Contemporary, Caruso St John Architects. Photograph is by Helene Binet.

The award-winning buildings range from a small circular loo for bus drivers in London to the Neues Museum in Berlin, from a zero-carbon house to the energy substation for the 2012 Olympics.

Above: Balnearn Boathouse, Tayside, McKenzie Strickland Assocs. Photo is by Keith Hunter.

The high arts have done well with galleries, museums, theatres and auditoriums winning many awards (including the Ashmolean Musuem, Nottingham Contemporary and Aldeburgh Music Campus). Education buildings have also flourished with 17 of the 93 UK awards going to schools and universities.

Above: Regents Place Pavilion, London, Carmody Groarke. Photo is by Luke Hayes.

Another feature of the RIBA Awards this year are public spaces - pavilions, monuments, Liverpool Pierhead and the Infinity Bridge in Teesdale have all picked up an award.

Above: New Horizon Youth Centre, Adam Khan Architects. Photo is by David Grandorge.

Amongst the architects there are some multiple winners, with the highest number of RIBA Awards going to Rick Mather Architects (4 awards).

Above: Broadcasting Place, Leeds, Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios. Photo is by Cloud 9.

Many of the UK’s prominent architects are awarded this year for their work outside of the UK with Zaha Hadid, David Chipperfield, Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners and Tony Fretton all winning an RIBA Award for buildings in the EU.

Above: Clapham Manor Primary School, London, drmm. Photo is by Jonas Lencer

In contrast, the RIBA is pleased that there are many practices, some of whom are very small practices, winning an RIBA for the first time. First-time winners include Carmody Groarke who have won two RIBA Awards this year.

Above: Salvation Army, Chelmsford, Hudson Architects. Photo is by Keith Collie.

RIBA President Ruth Reed said about the 2010 RIBA Award winners:

“The RIBA Awards reflect not only the state of British architecture but also that of its economy. In the midst of the deepest recession in the 45 year history of the RIBA Awards, this year’s awards demonstrate that although times might be hard for architects, there are still great buildings being built throughout the country and overseas. The RIBA Awards always give an opportunity for gem-like small projects and less established practices to shine through and this year is no exception. Far from being a size prize, the RIBA Awards are for buildings that offer value to people’s lives. I am looking forward to seeing an exciting RIBA Stirling Prize shortlist.”

Above: Zero Carbon House, Birmingham, John Christophers, photo is by Martine Hamilton Knight

The 93 UK buildings that have won an RIBA Award are:

SCOTLAND

NORTHERN IRELAND

NORTH EAST

NORTH WEST

YORKSHIRE

WALES

WEST MIDLANDS

EAST MIDLANDS

EAST

SOUTH WEST

WESSEX

SOUTH

SOUTH EAST

LONDON

The nine RIBA Award buildings in the European Union are:

The RIBA Stirling Prize shortlist will be drawn from the 102 RIBA Award winners. The RIBA Stirling Prize, in association with The Architects’ Journal 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 at The Roundhouse, London on Saturday 2 October 2010.


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