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The RIBA has over 65 years’ experience of managing international architectural competitions in the public and commercial sector.

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For any enquiries or help with our RIBA competitions please email: riba.competitions@riba.org

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​2003
Open Past

​Cleopatra’s Kiosk

The competition brief was looking for an exciting and innovative structure for Cleopatra’s Kiosk, located on the north bank of the River Thames in London.
Civic and Commercial
today ​Completed: 2007 place ​London Project value: £160,000
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​1991
Invited Past

​​Inland Revenue Headquarters Building

The Inland Revenue wanted to relocate their head office and its 1800 employees to a new building in Nottingham. The new building needed to be of the highest architectural quality, both in terms of external appearance and internal working environment.
Civic and Commercial
today ​Completed: 1994 place ​Nottingham Project value: £54 million
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​2002
Invited Past

​Springboard Centre

A first class, innovative, flagship managed workspace on a business park in Stokesley, North Yorkshire.
Civic and Commercial
today ​Completed: May 2006 place ​Stokesley, North Yorkshire Project value: £2 million
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​2000
Invited Past

​The Collection, Lincoln

The project involved masterplanning the Flaxengate area in Lincoln’s historic centre and the design of a new museum to house a substantial collection of archaeological artefacts.
Culture and Leisure
today ​Completed: 2006 place ​Lincoln Project value: £9 million
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​2003
Invited Past

​The Hepworth Wakefield

The Hepworth Wakefield is named after the late English artist Barbara Hepworth, who was born in Wakefield in 1903. It is a purpose-built art gallery, located in the historic waterfront area on the banks of the River Calder south of Wakefield city centre.
Culture and Leisure
today ​Completed: 2011 place ​Wakefield Project value: £35 million
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2006
Invited Past

​Deal Pier

To renovate the cafe facility at the end of Deal Pier in Kent.
Culture and Leisure
today ​Completed: 2008 place Kent​ Project value: £1.1m
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​1994
Invited Past

​​BALTIC, the Centre for Contemporary Art

The conversion of the Baltic flour mill which had been redundant since 1982.
Culture and Leisure
today ​Completed: 2002 place ​Gateshead Project value: £50 million
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​2003
Invited Past

​The Exchange, Penzance

The transformation of a former telephone exchange into a striking art space in the centre of Penzance in conjunction with renovations to Newlyn Art Gallery.
Culture and Leisure
today ​Completed: 2007 place Penzance, Cornwall Project value: £500,000
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​2004
Invited Past

​RIBA Cafe Bar

A thriving high quality Cafe Bar at the entrance to the Royal Institute of British Architects at 66 Portland Place, London
Culture and Leisure
today ​Completed: 2005 place ​London Project value: Circa - £70,000
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​2003
Invited Past

​Newlyn Art Gallery, Cornwall

This project was looking to refurbish the 1895 Gallery building in Newlyn, Cornwall.
Culture and Leisure
today ​Completed: 2007 place ​Cornwall Project value: £950,000
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