Stephen Lawrence Prize

Stephen Lawrence Prize

The Stephen Lawrence Prize is sponsored by the Goldschmied Foundation and is intended to encourage fresh talent working with a budget of under £1 million.
 
The award is judged by architect Marco Goldschmied and Doreen Lawrence OBE, mother of the teenager who was setting out on the road to becoming an architect when he was murdered in 1993. The 2006 winner was Wrap House by Alison Brooks Architects and the 2007 winner was Wooda by David Sheppard Architects.

The Stephen Lawrence Prize 2008 shortlist:

Classroom of the Future|

Classroom of the Future

Architect: Gollifer Langston Architects

Copyright: Gollifer Langston Architects

Client: London Borough of Camden

Award: RIBA Award

Cremorne Centre|

Cremorne Riverside Centre

Architect: Sarah Wigglesworth Architects

Copyright: Ioana Marinescu

Client: Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea

Award: RIBA Award

East Beach Cafe|

East Beach Cafe

Architect: Heatherwick Studio

Copyright: Andy Stagg

Client: East Beach Cafe

Award: RIBA Award

Glass & Timber Houses|

Glass and Timber Houses

Architect: Hampson Williams Ltd

Copyright: Tim Soar

Client: Bill Bradley

Award: RIBA Award

Sackler Crossing|

Sackler Crossing

Architect: John Pawson

Copyright: Richard Davies

Client: Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

Award: RIBA Award


 
Marco Goldchmied logo|
 

The Marco Goldschmied Foundation, together with the RIBA, established the prize in 1998 in memory of the murdered black teenager Stephen Lawrence who aspired to be an architect.