Get your tickets to the inaugural Architecture Today Awards Party that will reveal the winners of the 2022 awards and celebrate buildings that have stood the test of time. See the shortlisted finalists here.

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The Bottle Factory (above) will host the AT Awards Winners Party

Join us on Thursday 2 March 2023 at The Architecture Today Awards party as we announce the winners of the inaugural awards and celebrate buildings that have stood the test of time.

The award ceremony will be hosted by AT editor Isabel Allen with Nicholas Okwulu, Community Enabler Building Stronger Communities, with music from local musicians and lunch by Peckham’s Ganapati South Indian kitchen.

The winners will be revealed at the awards party, which – appropriately enough – will take place at a historic building that has stood the test of time, The Bottle Factory in Peckham. Having seen multiple changes of use since it was built in 1895, the building off Old Kent Road has been given a new lease of life by Fabrix as a home for new and old urban industries and creatives.

Tickets are available for £120 per person or £99 per person for parties of three or more and include drinks reception, lunch, building tours, live music and presentations.

Get your tickets here.

The shortlist

Our expert panel has shortlisted 32 buildings across nine categories: Residential; Education; Healthcare; Hospitality, Sport & Leisure; Mixed Use & Retail; Religion & Culture; Transport, Infrastructure, Landscape & Public realm; Workplace and International.

Finalists for the Architecture Today Awards have been selected by a panel of technical experts measuring key areas of performance criteria including construction approach, environmental performance, user comfort and well-being, accessibility, inclusivity and legibility, adaptability and flexibility, facilitation of sustainable lifestyles, robustness and resilience, biodiversity and natural capital, social impact, civic pride and sense of place, and contribution to shared learning.

Education

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  • New Court by 5th Studio (2016), Cambridge
  • The Enterprise Centre, University of East Anglia by Architype (2015), Norwich
  • Brentwood School by Cottrell & Vermeulen (2019), Brentwood, Essex
  • Cockcroft Building by FBM Architects (2017), Brighton
  • Bath School of Art & Design by Grimshaw (1976), Bath
  • Bedales School – The Orchard Building by Walters & Cohen (2005), Petersfield

Read about the Education finalist project in further detail, here.

Healthcare

  • The Dyson Centre for Neonatal Care by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios (2011), Bath
  • Clock View Hospital by Medical Architecture (2015), Liverpool

Read about the Healthcare finalist projects in further detail, here.

Hospitality, Sport & Leisure

  • Spanish City by ADP (2018), Whitley Bay
  • Lord’s Grand Stand by Grimshaw (1998), St John’s Wood, London
  • The Standard by Orms (2019), King’s Cross, London

Mixed use & Retail

  • Alex Monroe Studio by DSDHA (2012), Bermondsey, London
  • R7 by Morris + Company (2017), Kings Cross, London
  • The Department Store by Squire & Partners (2017), Brixton, London

Religion & Culture

  • Unicorn Theatre by Keith Williams Architects (2005), Bermondsey, London
  • Snape Maltings Concert Hall by Penoyre & Prasad (1999), Snape

Residential

  • Cressingham Gardens Estate by Lambeth Borough Architects Department, led by Edward ‘Ted’ Hollamby (1979), Tulse Hill, London
  • Courtyard Housing by Patel Taylor (2014), Dagenham, London
  • The Avenue by Pollard Thomas Edwards (2014), Saffron Waldon, Essex
  • Abode at Great Kneighton by Proctor & Matthews (2018), Cambridge, England
  • Hortsley by RCKa (2018), Seaford, East Sussex
  • Lister Mills by David Morley Architects (2018), Bradford

Transport, Infrastructure, Landscape & Public realm

  • Avenue de Chartres Car Park by Birds Portchmouth Russum (1991), Chichester, West Sussex
  • Thames Barrier Park by Patel Taylor (2000), Silvertown, London
  • Gateshead Millennium Bridge by Wilkinson Eyre (2001), Gateshead

Workplace

  • Wessex Water Operations Centre by Bennetts Associates (2001), Bath
  • The Buckley Building by Buckley Gray Yeoman (2013), Clerkenwell, London
  • Gunpowder Mill by Pollard Thomas Edwards (2009), Waltham Abbey, Essex
  • Sainsbury Laboratory, University of Cambridge by Stanton Williams (2011), Cambridge

International

  • Olympic House – IOC Headquarters by 3XN (2019), Lausanne, Switzerland
  • University of Amsterdam by Allford Hall Monaghan Morris (2014, 2017), Amsterdam, Netherlands
  • The Early Learning Village by Bogle Architects (2017), Singapore