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The projects and architects shortlisted are:  

Amongst the everyday and out of the ordinary – Ben Addy (Moxon Architects, London W2)

Artaud's Tabernacle - Amenity Space (Chartered architects, London E9)

ARTS Spaces lead global ecology of ideas - Manuel Shvartzberg, Yiannis Kanakakis, Fabian Faltin (graduates), London W2

Void on the Thames - Kabage Karanja (student, University of Westminster)

Heterotopia - David Kohn (David Kohn Architects, London N19)

Hatch - Christopher Leonard (affiliate member, London N17)

Hoodies - Ashley Seaborne (student, University of East London)

Tate in Space - Danielle Tinero (Chartered architect, ETALAB, London NW3

Cavendish Square digital open café - Yoshiko Torii (student, London Metropolitan University)

Public (Art) Prison -Jerome Tsui (student, Architectural Association)

Techno Pods - Daniel Ward (student, London Southbank University)

All short-listed entries will go on show at a public exhibition hosted by the National Theatre, and the winners of the cash prizes £5,000 (1st), £2,500 (2nd) and £1,000 (3rd) will be announced at the opening of the exhibition on 10 January 2008. 

The judges for the Art Spaces for the Future Exhibition included: Sarah Weir, Executive Director, Arts Council England, London; Tricia Austin, Central St Martins; Sarah Featherstone, Featherstone Associates; Dr Ben Todd, Engineer and Executive Director of Arcola Theatre; and Steve Tompkins, Haworth Tompkins Architects and Edwin Heathcote, Architecture Critic, Financial Times.