The £5,000 prize is presented to the architects of the best RIBA award-winning school (primary or secondary) with the aim of raising the standards of design in all new school building.
The prize in 2008 is judged by a panel including Frances Sorrell, co-founder of the Sorrell Foundation, Sarah Davey, Head Teacher at Mount Bay school in Cornwall and Tony McGuirk, Chairman of BDP.
The 2008 RIBA Sorrell Foundation Schools Award shortlist:
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Architect: Wilkinson Eyre Architects
Copyright: James Brittain
Client: Bristol City Council
Award: RIBA Award
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Architect: Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios
Copyright: Tim Soar
Client: Oundle School
Award: RIBA Award
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Architect: Hampshire County Council Architecture & Design Services
Copyright: Roger Brooks
Client: Hampshire County Council Chidren Services
Award: RIBA Award,Shortlisted for the RIBA Schools Award
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Architect: Gumuchdjian Architects
Copyright: Richard Davies
Client: St Marylebone Church of England School
Award: RIBA Award
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Architect: Allford Hall Monaghan Morris
Copyright: Tim Soar
Client: Westminster Academy/ Westminster Council
Award: RIBA Award
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The Sorrell Foundation was set up to inspire creativity in young people and to improve the quality of life through good design. The RIBA Sorrell Foundation Schools Award is the UK¹s first prize for excellence in school architecture, set up to further raise the standard of design in all new primary and secondary school buildings.