RIBA East Celebrates Students of Architecture in the Region 2018

23 August 2018

In June 2018, RIBA East awarded graduate prizes to students completing the B.A. Hons in Architecture (RIBA/ARB Part 1) at the University of Cambridge, B.A. Hons Architecture (ARB Part1) at Norwich University of the Arts and at Anglia Ruskin University.

Winners are Hannah Sheerin and Kaye Song for consistently high marks on studio/portfolio work, dissertation and written examinations (University of Cambridge), Jake Cruse (Norwich University of the Arts, School of Architecture) for The Archaeology Exchange project and Ellie Kingston for The Estuary Saltwater Centre project (Anglia Ruskin University). Best of luck in your future careers.

Here we celebrate our winners and their Department of Architecture’s Summer Exhibitions, when each Award was presented:

JakeCruse2700pxjpg — Student prize winner 2018 - Jake Cruse, Norwich University of the Arts

JakeCruseVisual2700pxjpg — Jake Cruse project - The Archaeology Exchange

ARCSOCSummerShowOpeningNight3700pxjpg — Presentation night - University of Cambridge ARCSOC summer show 2018

ARCSOCSummerShowOpeningNight2700pxjpg — Presentation night - University of Cambridge ARCSOC summer show 2018

ARUStudentAward2018700pxjpg — Student prize winner 2018 - Ellie Kingston, Anglia Ruskin University

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RIBA East Celebrates Students of Architecture in the Region 2018

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