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Royal Institute of British Architects – UK Awards Shortlist: Architecture + Architects
February 14, 2024
12 projects shortlisted for 2024 RIBA Southern Awards
Wednesday 14 February – The conversion of a 17th-century farmhouse, a wellness center for cancer patients and a temple in the South Downs National Park are among 12 projects shortlisted Royal Institute of British Architects (Royal Institute of British Architects) 2024 Southern Awards.
The shortlisted projects are:
- Bear’s Reach, Bicester, Oxfordshire, designed by Taw Fitzwilliam Architects
- Black Lodge Farm, South Downs National Park, Hampshire, Robin Lee Architects
- Cheng Yutung Building, Oxford Jesus College, Oxfordshire, designed by MICA Architects
- Chestnut Plantation, Lyndhurst, Hampshire, John Pardee Architects
- Harwell Hide, Oxfordshire, Oxford, designed by Bell Phillips
- Maggie’s Southampton, Hampshire, by Al_A
- New Temple Complex, Rake, Hampshire, designed by James Gorst Architects
- Laverne Sports Center at the University of Portsmouth, Hampshire, designed by FaulknerBrowns Architects
- School Green Centre, Reading, Berkshire, AOC Architecture
- Wadham College, Oxfordshire, Oxford, by AL_A
- Warren View House, Winchester, Hampshire, designed by Niall McAleenan Architects and Studio September
- Woodstock Apartments, Oxford, Oxfordshire, designed by Adrian James Architects
Bear’s Reach, Bicester, Oxfordshire, designed by Taw Fitzwilliam Architects
Photo: Ed Ives
Black Lodge Farm, South Downs National Park, Hampshire, Robin Lee Architects
Photo © Ståle Eriksen
Cheng Yutung Building, Oxford Jesus College, Oxfordshire, designed by MICA Architects
Photo © Jim Stephenson
Chestnut Plantation, Lyndhurst, Hampshire, John Pardee Architects
Photo © Brotheton Lock
Harwell Hide, Oxfordshire, Oxford, designed by Bell Phillips
Photo © Kilian O’Sullivan
Maggie’s Southampton, Hampshire, by Al_A
Photo © Hufton + Crow
New Temple Complex, Rake, Hampshire, designed by James Gorst Architects
Photo © Rory Gardner
Laverin Sports Center at the University of Portsmouth, Hampshire, designed by FaulknerBrowns Architects
Photo © Richard Chivers
School Green Centre, Reading, Berkshire, AOC Architecture
Photo © Philip Vile
Wadham College, Oxfordshire, Oxford, by AL_A
Photo © Hufton + Crow
Warren View House, Winchester, Hampshire, designed by Niall McAleenan Architects and Studio September
Photo © GG Archard
Woodstock Apartments, Oxford, Oxfordshire, designed by Adrian James Architects
Photo © Fisher Fisher Studio
Jennifer Dyne, RIBA South Jury Chair and Partner at David Kohn Architects, said:
“From universities to villas, the South has proven to be ambitious at any scale. The shortlisted projects challenge conventions around reuse, materials, environment, conservation and typology, opening up new debates about environment, sustainability and every building. A conversation about the stories behind the architecture.
“No doubt these conversations will continue when we visit the shortlist – walking around the area, seeing the houses, the halls, even the hides – it should be a didactic few days.”
All projects shortlisted for the RIBA Regional Awards will be visited by a regional jury and the winning projects will be announced later this spring.
The winner will be considered for a number of special RIBA awards, including the RIBA Sustainability Award and the RIBA Building of the Year Award, before being considered for the coveted RIBA National Award, which will be announced in the summer.
The shortlist for the RIBA Stirling Prize for the UK’s best new building will be selected from the RIBA National Award winning projects and announced in September. The Stirling Prize winner will be announced in October.
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Previously on Electronic Architect:
March 21, 2018
2018 RIBA Southern Awards News
RIBA Southern Awards 2018
Twelve buildings were shortlisted for the 2018 RIBA (Royal Institute of British Architects) Southern Awards. A total of 42 buildings have been shortlisted in the area, covering Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Hampshire, the Isle of Wight and Oxfordshire.
The buildings shortlisted for the RIBA Southern Awards are:
Berkshire:
Thames Tower, Reading, designed by dn-a Architects
Photo © Jack Hobhouse
Berkshire House, Berkshire, Gregory Phillips Architects
Photo © Mel Yates
Buckinghamshire:
Stowe School West Building/MICA Architects
Photo © Richard Chivers
Buckinghamshire Pheasant / Sarah Griffiths + Amin Taha Architects
Photo © Tim Saul
Hampshire:
Eastleigh College, Eastleigh by ArchitecturePLB
Photo © Craig Auckland
Portsmouth Southsea Canoe Lake Leisure Tennis Hall by PAD studio
Photo © Nigel Rigden
DH ROFGO, Hampshire, SHH Architecture & Interior Design
Photo © Adam Woodward
Oxfordshire:
University of Oxford Big Data Institute
Photo © Martina Ferrara
The College Center at Kellogg College, Oxford, designed by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios
Photo © Tim Crocker
Hubert Peroteau Building, St Peter’s College, Oxford, Design Engine Architects
Photo © Richard James
New Library at Queen’s College, University of Oxford/MICA Architects
Photo © Jim Stephenson
Sultan Nazrin Shah Center at Worcester College, Oxford, designed by Niall McLaughlin Architects
Photo © Keith Barnes
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