Architect of the Year Awards, Results, 2011, Categories, Shortlist, News, Links

BD Architect of the Year Award : Architecture Information

Winners : Building Design Architecture Awards, London, UK

17 Nov 2011 Architect of the Year Awards - 2011 Stanton Williams has been presented with the Schüco Gold Award at BD's Architect of the Year. Central St Martin’s College of Art & Design building - completed by Stanton Williams in 2011: photo © Hufton+Crow BD Architect of the Year Award Winners for 2011 Architect of the Year: Stanton Williams Masterplanning Architect of the Year: East Architecture Landscape Urban Design Office Architect of the Year: Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands Education Architect of the Year (6th form to university): Stanton Williams Public Realm Architect of the Year: muf architecture Hotel Architect of the Year: Reardon Smith Architects Refurbishment Architect of the Year: Bennetts Associates Interior Architect of the Year: David Archer Architects One-off Housing Architect of the Year: de Matos Ryan Education Architect of the Year (nursery to secondary): Cottrell & Vermeulen Housing Architect of the Year: Karakusevic Carson Architects Public Building Architect of the Year: Henley Halebrown Rorrison Sports Architect of the Year: Hopkins Architects Other awards Environmental Excellence Award: Sheppard Robson IE Class of 2011 student scholarship: Cara Shields 2011 Young Architect of the Year: Jonathan Hendry Architect of the Year Awards - 2010 Major architectural award for John Hope Gateway Centre at Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh The John Hope Gateway Centre, the leading visitor attraction at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (RBGE), has picked up another accolade after the firm which designed it was named Public Building Architect of the Year award in the prestigious Architect of the Year Awards. Edward Cullinan Architects picked up the award for their work on the £15.7 million John Hope Gateway, which has been a major tourist and business success since opening in October 2009, and the Herbarium Library Wing at Kew Gardens in London. Since opening, visitor numbers to the Garden have increased by a third to 600,000 and turnover in catering in venues across the Garden – which is provided by Sodexo Prestige Scotland – has more than doubled to almost £2 million. The Gateway Centre was also named Best Unusual Venue in Scotland in this year’s Scottish Event Awards. Professor Stephen Blackmore, Regius Keeper at RBGE, said: “I am thrilled that the John Hope Gateway has won the public architect of the year award for Edward Cullinan Architects, who were great people to work with. Our two teams really clicked and the result is a beautiful building that complements the garden landscape. It helps make our business more sustainable at a time when there are immense pressures on public funding.” Roddy Langmuir of London-based Edward Cullinan Architects, said: “This is an award for good work by a great team - clients and designers evolving a specific solution for the Gardens that will help them communicate the interdependency of plants and our daily lives. We arranged all the activities under a single roof to help them spin-off each other and it's good to see how well the public have adopted the new Gateway - a sustainable business in the making". The John Hope Gateway – which was named after the eminent 18th century teacher and botanist, who was RBGE’s Regius Keeper from 1761 to 1786 – can cater for venues for meetings, confernces, weddings, corporate events and product launches. Paul Mitchell, operations manager for Sodexo Prestige Scotland at RBGE, said: “The Gateway Centre is a beautifully designed building that is a real pleasure to work in. It has now firmly established itself as one of the most popular places in Edinburgh to eat, visit or to host a business event.” BD Architect of the Year Awards - Shortlist 2009 Richard Feilden - Architect of the Year : Eric Parry Architects Smoothe Young Architect of the Year - David Kohn Architects Transport Architect of the Year - John McAslan & Partners Public Building Architect of the Year - Rick Mather Architects Schools Architect of the Year - Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios Sports & Leisure Architect of the Year - Marks Barfield Client of the Year - Peter Millican Healthcare Architect of the Year - Allford Hall Monaghan Morris Office Architect of the Year - Eric Parry Architects [link above] Housing Architect of the Year (1-25 units) - Stephen Taylor Architects Housing Architect of the Year (over 25 units) - Riches Hawley Mikhail One-off House Architect of the Year - Eldridge Smerin World Architect of the Year - John McAslan & Partners [link above] Masterplanning Architect of the Year - Maccreanor Lavington Higher Education Architect of the Year - Hawkins Brown Interior Architect of the Year - Project Orange

Stirling Prize

photo : Speirs and Major Associates / James Newton

Architect of the Year Awards - 2008

RIBA Awards

BD Architect of the Year Awards - 2007

BD Architect of the Year Awards Winners 2007

Richard Feilden Architect of the Year : Allies & Morrison

Young Architect of the Year Award Winner : Carmody Groarke

Architect of the Year Award 2006 : John McAslan & Partners

Young Architect of the Year 2006 : Nord Urban Salon

BCO Awards

photo : Richard Bryant/ARCAID, 2008

Dubai Buildings

Young Architect of the Year Awards

The Architect of the Year Awards are organised by Building Design magazine, in co-operation with Building and Property Week magazines, to identify and reward the most outstanding architects across a range of different types of design work.

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