Winning projects include schools, housing, offices, and a music academy
Marlborough Primary School, Chelsea, by Dixon Jones (phs: Paul Riddle)
“The impressive sectional diagram and solid detailing of this school creates an impressive new urban block”
No1 New Oxford Street commercial redevelopment, by Orms (phs: Timothy Soar)
“A very handsome refurbishment of a 1930s triangular shaped plan building, with major alterations and extensions made in the spirit of the original”
R7 commercial and mixed-use building, King’s Cross, by Duggan Morris Architects (phs: Jack Hobhouse, John Sturrock)
“The building tackles the problem of evolving workspaces well”
Red House, East Dulwich, by 31/44 Architects (phs: Rory Gardiner)
“A new-build home which is an assertive piece of architecture, justly confident of its place in the street”
Riverlight housing, Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners (phs: Anthony Coleman, Joas Souza)
“As a way to mass housing on a riverside site to the south this series of buildings is exceptional for both residents and the public”
Royal Academy of Music, Susie Sainsbury Theatre and Angela Burgess Recital Hall, by Ian Ritchie Architects (phs: Adam Scott)
“This extraordinary intervention fulfils the client’s pipe dream for ideal accommodation, within the confines of occupied grade I and II listed buildings”
Royal Albert Wharf Phase 1, by Maccreanor Lavington (phs: Tim Crocker)
“The buildings are dressed in a rich brick cladding with distinctive colours identifying individual buildings”
Salters Hall livery hall refurbishment and extension, by De Metz Forbes Knight Architects (phs: Jack Hobhouse)
“The care and subtlety of the restoration is remarkable”
Sandringham Central at Sandringham Primary School, Newham, by Walters & Cohen Architects (phs: Dennis Gilbert)
“this project should contribute very positively to the education of many children for decades to come”
Shaftesbury Theatre, by Bennetts Associates (phs: Peter Cook)
“This powerfully dramatic addition to the skyline of London’s West End is a feat of architectural and engineering and prowess”
South Gardens, Elephant & Castle, by Maccreanor Lavington (phs: Tim Crocker)
“A strong placemaking philosophy has led to a variety of architectural forms and typologies that provide each of the nine buildings with their own distinctive character”
St Augustine’s Church, west London, by Roz Barr Architects (phs: John Maclean)
“This project demonstrates how with simple moves and extraordinary care and attention, an otherwise unprepossessing building can be transformed, in this case into a place with a calm, ethereal quality, wholly fitting for a sacred space”
St James Market, West End, by Make Architects (phs: Rory Gardiner, Martina Ferrara)
“Both buildings have been designed and detailed well, each with its own challenges, given the tight space and listed building constraints”
Streatham & Clapham High School, by Cottrell & Vermeulen (phs: Anthony Coleman)
“The architects have managed to rationalise the arrangement and access, add a new floor on top and create a face to the street with a skilful and playful language”
Sutherland Road, Walthamstow, by Levitt Bernstein (phs: Tim Crocker)
“The collaborative efforts of both architect and client have resulted in new homes that are genuinely affordable, delightful and generous in size”
