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06/03/2024

Architecture Today Award WinnerSnape Maltings Concert Hall by Penoyre & Prasad

Building on ARUP Associate’s pioneering, original work in the late 1960s, Penoyre & Prasad’s reworking of Snape Maltings Concert Hall in Suffolk comprises a series of well-judged and skilfully implemented interventions.

06/03/2024

Architecture Today Award Winner

Westlake Brake by David Sheppard Architects

Westlake Brake is a visually-striking two-storey house located in Heybrook on the South Devon coast. The brief to David Sheppard Architects was for a cost-effective, programmatically simple dwelling that would sit harmoniously in the landscape. Central to the design are a pair of a splayed, 20-metre-long, 500mm-thick rammed earth walls, which utilise 160 tons of earth extracted from the site. The tapered walls deflect the prevalent south westerly winds, while also signalling the entrance to the house.

05/03/2024

Architecture Today Award Winner

Alex Monroe Studio by DSDHA

Jeweller Alex Monroe commissioned DSDHA to restore, and build on top of, an Edwardian single-storey shopfront and basement within the Bermondsey Conservation Area to create a studio and boutique.

05/03/2024

Architecture Today Award Winner

Gasholder Park by Bell Phillips Architects

Bell Phillips’ Gasholder Park is a multi-purpose public space set within the guide frame of a Victorian gasholder located beside Regent’s Canal in London’s King’s Cross. Central to the scheme is 30 metre-diameter, mirror-polished, stainless steel canopy that forms a continuous colonnade around a circular lawn overlooking the canal. The canopy’s 150 steel-fin columns are carefully arranged, with a wider spacing near the canal to invite people in,

05/03/2024

Architecture Today Award Winner

The Macallan Distillery by RSHP

Won in competition by RSHP, The Macallan Distillery in Aberlour is intended to welcome guests and reveal the whisky producer’s production processes, while remaining sensitive to its countryside setting. Cut into the naturally-sloping contours of the site, the design makes reference to ancient Scottish earthworks. Internally, a series of production cells arranged in a linear format with an open-plan layout reveal all stages of the process at once. The cells are reflected above the building in the form of a gently undulating, grass-covered, timber grid-shell roof.

05/03/2024

Architecture Today Award Winner

Talkback by Henley Halebrown and Manalo & White Architects

Henley Halebrown’s offices for Talkback, a successful television production company, included workspace for 250 people, editing facilities, a TV studio and rehearsal space. Located in London’s West End, the project reworked four existing buildings, creating a cloistered multistorey form that was shielded from the street and open to the south. In 2017, the building was sold and converted to the Mandrake Hotel by Manalo & White, but the majority of the architect’s design was retained, attesting to its quality and flexibility.

05/03/2024

Architecture Today Award Winner

Wessex Water Operations Centre by Bennetts Associates

At the end of 2019, Bennetts Associates revisited its iconic Wessex Water Operations Centre in Bath en masse to see how it had performed and share results from nearly 20 years of occupation. The verdict was overwhelmingly positive: the original design and environmental objectives had been more than met and company chairman said he “wouldn’t change a thing.”

04/03/2024

Architecture Today Award Winner

The Standard by Orms

Orms’ bold transformation of London’s largely unloved Camden Town Hall Annexe is a demonstration of how to optimise a building’s long-term future through change of use.

04/03/2024

Architecture Today Award Winner

Cockcroft Building by FBM Architects

In repurposing the 15,000-square metre modernist Cockcroft Building at the University of Brighton, FBM Architects carried out one of the largest retrofits of an occupied academic facility in the UK.

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03/03/2024

Architecture Today Award Winner

Park Hill by Studio Egret West and Hawkins\Brown

Park Hill in Sheffield is the Stirling Prize-shortlisted regeneration of Europe’s largest Grade II* listed structure. Designed by Studio Egret West and Hawkins\Brown for developer Urban Splash, the project sought to ameliorate nearly 40 years of neglect and misunderstanding, as well as reintegrate the building into its local context and community.

03/03/2024

Architecture Today Award Winner

Burntwood School by AHMM

AHMM’s redevelopment of Burntwood School in Wandsworth, London, comprises six educational buildings-as-pavilions, the retention and refurbishment of the main assembly hall and the swimming pool and gymnasium building (both designed by Leslie Martin), as well as new landscaping. Overall, the scheme has increased the school’s capacity by more than 200 pupils to 2000, in addition to 200 staff.

03/03/2024

Architecture Today Award Winner

Ashmolean Museum by MICA Architects

MICA Architects’ comprehensive redevelopment of Oxford’s Ashmolean Museum includes a new entrance from St Giles, a six-storey building with 4,000-square-metres of display space, an education centre, conservation studios, loading bay, and the careful removal of a series of poor-quality Victorian structures located behind the Cockerell building.

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