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The RIBA White Rose Awards celebrate design excellence in architecture and the built

environment in the Yorkshire region.

Yorkshire Building of the Year 

Winner of Yorkshire Building of the Year 2007:

The Sinclair Building, Sheffield by Christopher Ash, Project Orange, London.

Yorkshire Client of the Year

Winner of the Yorkshire Client of the Year 2007:

The Women's Refuge, Grimsby by Hodson Architects, Cleethorpes.

RIBA White Rose Award for Architecture

The three buildings that won an RIBA White Rose Award for Architecture were:  

 

1. Sinclair Building, Sheffield by Christopher Ash, Project Orange, London.

 

2. Arc Design, Leeds by James Lancaster, Architecture 2B, Leeds.

 

3. Fine Art & Photography Department, Franklin College, Grimsby by Hodson Architects, Cleethorpes.

Highly Commended

 

Four buildings were Highly Commended:

 

1. Private House, Sheffield by Prue Chiles, Prue Chiles Architects, Sheffield.

 

2. Women's Refuge, Grimsby

 

3. Primrose Hill, Huddersfield with a Judges' Commendation for Regeneration by Ben Hellawell, Cartwright Pickard Architects, Leeds.

 

4. Hellifield Peel, Hellifield with a Judges' Commendation for Conservation by Francis Shaw, Brewster Bye Architects, Leeds.

Commended for Sustainability

 

The building that was Commended for Sustainability was: 

Innovate Green Office, Leeds by Roberts, Rio Architects Ltd, Cardiff.

Commended for Conservation

The building that was Commended for Conservation was:

Wentworth Castle and Stainborough Park, Barnsley by Stephen Elliott, Purcell Miller Tritton, Sheffield.