Manser Medal Winner 2016, UK House of the Year Shortlist, Buildings, Architecture Projects

Manser Medal Winner News

The Sunday Time British Home Awards 2016: Architects Prize – House of the Year Shortlist

17 Oct 2016

Manser Medal 2016 Winner

Manser Medal Winner – The Sunday Time British Home Awards 2016

OutHouse by Loyn & Co has won the 2016 Manser Medal.

OutHouse, Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, Western England
Design: Loyn & Co Architects

image : CHARLES HOSEA
Outhouse

Architect of the Year Shortlist:

Assael Architecture
Bell Phillips Architects
Chris Dyson Architects
dRMM
Foster Lomas Architects
ShedKM

Homebuilder of the Year Shortlist:

Barratt Developments
Crest Nicholson
Countryside Properties
Hill
Redrow
Urban Splash

12 Oct 2016

Manser Medal – The Sunday Time British Home Awards 2016

Shortlisted architects and buildings:

Coppin Dockray: Ansty Plum House
Rodic Davidson Architects: North Vat
Chris Dyson Architects: Gasworks
Sandy Rendel Architects: 142 South Street
Loyn & Co Architects: Outhouse
Bureau de Change Architects: Folds

Three of the homes in the Manser shortlist also appear on the long list for the RIBA Homes of the Year award:
Ansty Plum House
North Vat
Outhouse

The prize winner is due to be announced on October 14.

Manser Medal 2016 Shortlisted Buildings

Ansty Plum, Wiltshire, Southern England
Design: Coppin Dockray, Architects

photograph : Katie Lock

First presented in 2001 to inspire innovation in house design and create exemplars to be taken up by the wider house-building industry, This architectural prize is regarded as the UK’s most coveted award for one-off house design. Named in honour of Michael Manser CBE, RA, PPRIBA, the Medal will now be presented annually in association with the Sunday Times British Homes Awards, ensuring significant high-profile media coverage for the winning architect and their practice.

Jonathan Manser, Managing Director of The Manser Practice commented:
“My father is honoured that a Medal was introduced in his name to recognise design excellence in one-off home design. Since Cezary Bednarski’s inaugural win in 2001 subsequent winning architects have earned industry acclaim and public recognition and helped their business. I am delighted with the plans to further build on this successful legacy with the Medal now enjoying an even bigger profile as an integral part of the highly respected British Homes Awards with the Sunday Times and with the added attraction of a prize fund for the winning architect”

The short-list for the 2016 Medal will be selected from those designs highly commended this year within the 3 British Homes Awards categories for a One-Off House or Extension:

Up to 2,500 sq ft
Between 2,500 and 5,000 sq ft
Above 5,000 sq ft

The winning design will be announced at the presentation of Sunday Times British Homes Awards in London in October.

Chair of panel of judges:
Professor Robert Adam, DipArch, RIBA, FRSA Director, ADAM Architecture

Assisted by:
Lewis Blackwell, Executive Director of Strategy, The Building Centre
Nicholas Boys-Smith, CreateStreets
James Burrell, Director, Burrell & Mistry
Dominc Eaton, Director, Stride Treglown
Dr Stephen Garvin PhD, MCS C Chem MRSC, Director BRE Centre for Resilience
Martina Lees, Home, The Sunday Times
Jo McCafferty, Director, Levitt Bernstein
Jonathan Manser, Director, Manser Practice
Susie Rumbold, President BIID
Jo Smit, Writer, Editor and Commentator on the Built Environment
Lynne Sullivan OBE, RIBA, FRSA Partner, LSA Studio, Chair Good Homes Alliance

Location: UK

6 Oct 2016

RIBA House of the Year 2016

The RIBA House of the Year is awarded to the best new house designed by an architect in the UK. The award replaces the previous title ‘RIBA Manser Medal’.

RIBA Awards 2016

2016 RIBA Stirling Prize Winner

Newport Street Gallery, Vauxhall, London, England
Design: Caruso St John Architects

image : Hélène Binet
Newport Street Gallery Building

RIBA Manser Medal Winner in 2013

Slip House, Brixton, London
Design: Carl Turner Architects

photo © Tim Crocker
Slip House

Winner in 2012

maison L, Yvelines, France
Design: architecturespossibles

photo : George Dupin
maison L Yvelines

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5 Sep 2013

RIBA Manser Medal Shortlist for 2013

RIBA Manser Medal 2013 for the best new house – shortlist announced

A geometrically playful house in Hampshire; a new build house in Brixton; a fully accessible one-storey home in Hertfordshire; a contemporary redesign of a Grade II* listed manor house and a ‘California’ style home in The Wirral make up the shortlist for the RIBA Manser Medal 2013 for the best new house, the UK’s pre-eminent private housing design award.

The houses shortlisted for the 2013 RIBA Manser Medal are:

• Astley Castle, Nuneaton, Warwickshire by Witherford Watson Mann Architects

photograph © J Miller

• Crowbrook, Hertfordshire by Knox Bhavan Architects

photo © Dennis Gilbert

• Downley House, Petersfield by Birds Portchmouth Russum Architects

photo : Nick Kane

• Rockmount Residence, The Wirral by Shed KM

photo © shedkm

• Slip House, Brixton, London by Carl Turner Architects

photo © Tim Crocker

The RIBA Manser Medal 2013 shortlist has been chosen from winners of RIBA National Awards and RIBA regional awards. The winner will be announced at the RIBA Stirling Prize party on Thursday 26 September in London. The winning architect will receive a trophy designed by the artist Petr Weigl.

Previous winners include Maison L by architecturepossibles; Hampstead Lane by Duggan Morris (2011), Acme for Hunsett Mill (2010), Pitman Tozer Architects for The Gap House (2009), Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners for Oxley Woods (2008) and Alison Brooks Architects for the Salt House (2007).

This year’s judges include: Michael Manser CBE; Hugh Broughton, architect; Joe Morris, architect; Caroline Cole, architect and Tony Chapman, Hon FRIBA, RIBA Head of Awards.

13 Oct 2012