Awards

RIBA Awards for London

RIBA Awards| form, arguably, the most rigorously judged awards programme in the world, with every one of the 400 plus entries visited. The RIBA Awards are given for buildings that have high architectural standards and make a substantial contribution to the local environment. The awards are annual and have been running continuously since 1966.

The RIBA Awards London are given to buildings in the capital region that are of a high standard and demonstrate excellence. In terms of entries, it is the largest regional awards process and represents a vast range of projects from across the city in a variety of sectors.

RIBA Awards for London 2010 winners

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RIBA London Building of the Year 2010- Bateman's Row by Theis and Khan. (c)Nick Kane

On 20 May 2010 at a ceremony at St Martin-in-the the Fields, RIBA London announced the winners of the RIBA Awards for London 2010. Thirty awards were given out across four sectors: Arts & Leisure, Education & Community, Commercial & Industrial and Housing.

Partnered awards

Three special RIBA London awards were also announced. Details of these and a full list of award winners is detailed below.

  • RIBA London Building of the Year   
  • Design for London Client of the Year Award
  • English Heritage Award for Sustaining the Historic Environment

     

    Full list of RIBA Awards for London 2010 winners

     

    Scheme Practice
    Arts & Leisure
    7 July 2005 Memorial Carmody Groarke
    Forge Arts/ Caponata Burd Haward Architects
    Medieval + Renaissance Galleries  MUMA LLP with Julian Harrap Architects
    Regents Place Pavillion Carmody Groarke
    The Monument Julian Harrap Architects
    The Sackler Centre for Arts Education Softroom
    Whitechapel Gallery Robbrecht en Daem & Witherford Watson Mann
    Education & Community
    Clapham Manor Primary School dRMM
    College Road  Knox Bhavan Architects LLP
    Edward Alleyn Building, Alleyn's School van Heyningen and Haward Architects
    Forest of Light Tonkin Liu
    Lowther Children's Centre Patel Taylor LLP
    New Horizon Youth Centre Adam Khan Architects
    New Library for Longford Community School Jonathan Clark Architects
    Northbury Infant and Junior School Greenhill Jenner Architects
    The Sackler Building  Haworth Tompkins
    Commercial and Industrial
    60 Threadneedle Street Eric Parry Architects
    Bankside 1 2 3 Allies and Morrison
    Bus Driver Facility Julian Cowie Architects
    The Charlotte Building  Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands
    Twenty Bishops Square / St Botolph's Hall Matthew Lloyd Architects LLP
    Primary Substation for the 2012 Olympics NORD Architecture Ltd
    Housing
    115-117 Whitecross Street Project Orange Limited
    1-5 Bateman Mews Anne Thorne Architects Partnership
    26 Victoria Road Gumuchdjian Architects
    Bateman's Row  Theis and Khan
    Highbury Square  Allies and Morrison
    Leaf House  James Gorst Architects Ltd
    Park Avenue South studio octopi
    Yew Tree Lodge Duggan Morris Architects

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