RIBA Sustainability Award

RIBA Sustainability Award

This award is given for the building that demonstrates most elegantly and durably the principles of sustainable architecture. The building industry produces half the world’s CO2. The award encourages architects and clients to go beyond the letter of the law, and make energy-efficient buildings which are also beautiful. 
 
The award is judged by a panel of experts who consider the environmental credentials of schemes as submitted by the architects and clients; they revisit the schemes where necessary. The 2008 panel include Robin Nicholson of Edward Cullinan Architects, Patrick Bellew of Atelier Ten and Kevin McGeough of English Partnerships.

The 2008 RIBA Sustainability Award shortlist:

Bristol Brunel Academy|

Bristol Brunel Academy

Architect: Wilkinson Eyre Architects

Copyright: James Brittain

Client: Bristol City Council

Award: RIBA Award

Manchester Civil Justice Centre|

Manchester Civil Justice Centre

Architect: Denton Corker Marshall

Copyright: Tim Griffith

Client: Allied London

Award: RIBA Award

Oundle School Science Technology Block|

Oundle School Science Technology Block

Architect: Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios

Copyright: Tim Soar

Client: Oundle School

Award: RIBA Award

Oxley Woods|

Oxley Woods

Architect: Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners

Copyright: Richard Bryant

Client: Taylor Whimpey UK

Award: RIBA Award



english partnerships|

English Partnerships, sponsor of the RIBA Sustainability Award, is the national regeneration agency committed to delivering places that are sustainable on all counts; places that create social, environmental and economic value.