RIBA East Awards Winners 2023 Shortlist, Winning Buildings, UK Architecture Design Projects

2023 RIBA East Awards Shortlist, UK

Royal Institute of British Architects – British Prize: Buildings + Architects News

20 + 19 + 18 + 17 February 2023

14 projects shortlisted for 2023 RIBA East Awards

14 buildings, ranging from a Norwich digital technology hub to a residential quarter in Chelmsford have been shortlisted for 2023 RIBA (Royal Institute of British Architects) East Awards.

The shortlisted projects are:

Ashraya by Kirkland Fraser Moor
City Park West by Pollard Thomas Edwards
Coast House by Hudson Architects

Coille Beag by Snell David Architects
Cranmer Road, King’s College by Allies and Morrison
Duke Street Riverside by Hudson Architects

Follyfield by Studio McW
Ponds Rough Maypole Green by Neven Sidor
Riverview by Mole Architects

The Boathouse by Ashworth Parkes Architects
The Digi-Tech Factory by Coffey Architects
Thorpeness Beach House by IF_DO

Watton Road by Emil Eve Architects
WongAvery Gallery by Níall McLaughlin Architects

RIBA East Jury Chair Thomas Miller, Director at Haysom Ward Miller Architects, said:

“The number and high standard of entries this year – representing a wide variety of building types, scales and budgets – was testament once again to the skill of the architects working across the Eastern Region. The shortlisted projects tackled a broad range of challenges – a complex design brief, difficult context, high client aspirations, or the ever-present drive to respond to the climate emergency.

In each case, though, the jury were particularly impressed by way these outstanding projects have met those challenges – creating buildings and spaces with the power to uplift their owners, serve their users or give a little joy to passers-by.”

All shortlisted projects will be assessed by a regional jury, and the winning projects will be announced later this Spring.

Regional Award winners are considered for several RIBA Special Awards including the RIBA Sustainability Award and the RIBA Building of the Year.

Regional Award winners will also be considered for a highly coveted RIBA National Award in recognition of their architectural excellence, the results of which will be announced in the Summer.

The shortlist for the RIBA Stirling Prize for the best building of the year will then be drawn from the RIBA National Award-winning projects, and the Stirling Prize winner will be announced in October.

Ashraya – contemporary rural house within the Chiltern Hills in Hertfordshire, designed by Kirkland Frase Moor Architects:

photos : Edmuns Sumner

City Park West, Park Rd / Duke St, Chelmsford, by Pollard Thomas Edwards:

photo : Galit Seligmann

photo : Jim Stephenson

photos : Nick Kane

photo : Tim Crocker

Coast House, Glaven Valley, North Norfolk, design by Hudson Architects:

photos : Joakim Boren

Coille Beag, Cambridgeshire home design by Snell David Architects:

photos : Joakim Boren

Cranmer Road, The King’s College of Our Lady and Saint Nicholas, Cambridge design by Allies and Morrison:

photos : Allies and Morrison

photos : Nick Guttridge

Duke Street Riverside, Norwich University of the Arts, Norfolk, design by Hudson Architects:

photos : Joakim Boren

Follyfield Cambridgeshire property design by Studio McW:

photos : Lorenzo Zandri

Ponds Rough Maypole Green design by Neven Sidor:

photos : Neven SIdor

Riverview adjacent to the River Cam, Camridgeshire home design by Mole Architects:

photos : Kilian OSullivan

The Boathouse design by Ashworth Parkes Architects:

photos : Matthew Smith

The Digi-Tech Factory design by Coffey Architects:

photos : Phil Coffey

Thorpeness Beach House design by IF_DO:

photos : Nick Dearden

Watton Road design by Emil Eve Architects:

photos : Adam Scott

WongAvery Gallery design by Níall McLaughlin Architects:

photos : David Valinsky

photos : Nick Kane

RIBA East Awards 2023 Shortlisted buildings and architects images / information received 240522 from the Royal Institute of British Architects

Previously on e-architect:

23 June 2022

RIBA Awards 2022 Winning Buildings and Architects

The region gained three of the 29 winners of the 2022 RIBA National Awards for architecture:

• Magdalene College Library by Niall McLaughlin Architects

• Suffolk Cottage by Haysom Ward Miller Architects

• Sutton Hoo by Nissen Richards Studio (East)

Winners:

2022 RIBA East Awards Winners

RIBA Awards

2022 RIBA East Building of the Year

36 Storey’s Way, Churchill College by Cottrell & Vermeulen Architecture has been announced as the 2022 Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) East Building of the Year.

Photos by Anthony Coleman

2022 RIBA East Awards Winner News

36 Storey’s Way building design by Cottrell & Vermeulen

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36 Storey’s Way
Design: Cottrell & Vermeulen Architecture

photo : Anthony Coleman
36 Storey’s Way, Churchill College

Magdalene College Library, University of Cambridge, Cambridgeshire
Design: Niall McLaughlin Architects

photo : Nick Kane
Magdalene College Library University of Cambridge

Sutton Hoo Buildings, Woodbridge
Design: Nissen Richards Studio, Architects

photo : Gareth Gardner
Sutton Hoo Buildings, Woodbridge, Suffolk

RIBA East award winners 2019

Simon Sainsbury Centre, Cambridge Judge Business School
Design: Stanton Williams

photograph © Hufton+Crow
The Simon Sainsbury Centre in Cambridge