RIBA President's Awards for Research

Past Winners

PhD Thesis

 

2006 – Rajat Gupta of Oxford Brookes University for his PhD, entitled Investigating the potential for local carbon dioxide reductions: developing a Geographic Information System - based domestic energy, carbon counting and carbon reduction model.

2007 – Matthew Barac of the University of Cambridge for his PhD, entitled From Township to Town: Urban Change in Victoria Mxenge TT Informal Settlement, Cape Town, South Africa.

2008 - Marcos Cruz of the Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL for his PhD entitled The Inhabitable Flesh of Architecture.

 

University-located Research
 

2006 – Wendy Pullan of the University of Cambridge with her work, Conflict in Cities: Architecture andUrban order in Divided Jerusalem.

2007 – Tatjana Schneider and Jeremy Till of the University of Sheffield with their work, Flexible Housing.

2008 - Murray Fraser from the University of Westminster with Joe Kerr from the Royal College of Art with their work Architecture and the 'Special Relationship': The American Influence on Post-War British Architecture

Professional Practice-located Research

 

The RIBA President’s Awards for Research for Outstanding Professional Practice located Research was awarded for the first time in 2007.

2007 – Short and Associates for their work Design for the Warming Environment.

2008 - The ZEDfactory for their work The ZEDbook.