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Stirling Prize, Winner, Architecture, Images, Shortlist, Betting Odds, News, Photos
RIBA Stirling Prize, 2010 : Winner Information + Images
2010 Shortlisted Buildings + Architects : UK Architecture Awards
Stirling Prize 2010Stirling Prize shortlist : six buildingsRIBA Stirling Prize 2010 - Winner MAXXI, Italy - Zaha Hadid Architects  photo : Roland Halbe RIBA Special Awards - winners 2 Oct 2010 Stirling Prize 2010 - Viewe-architect editor Adrian Welch commented on the Stirling Prize 2010:“This year's Stirling Prize seems like a two-horse race this year between Chipperfield and Hadid. Having been to see both of their nominated buildings the choice appears pretty straightforward: between subtle restraint and flamboyant expressionism. In other words each building pretty much represents their designer, they are not atypical. As an architecture student my initial impression of Chipperfield was a reaction to his Rowing Museum. This restrained wooden-clad building was scrutinised by us students. My initial impression of Hadid was seeing her intriguing paintings, her fire station and designs for Hong Kong and Germany and her amazing rings at the Edinburgh Winterschool! Clearly these are two major architects with very different approaches to architecture. Of course the rest of the Stirling Prize shortlist is not without distinction, but many factors – such as the importance of the client bodies (major institutions in major capital cities) weighs heavily. I was disappointed not to see Caruso St John’s Nottingham building included but they appear to be a practice in the ascendant so hopefully another year”. The odds for Zaha to be the Stirling Prize winner have shortened since last posted (24 Sep, scroll down) with Chipperfield lengthened slightly and the others drifting out of contention: Stirling Prize betting odds on 2 Oct by William Hill - MAXXI : Zaha Hadid Architects (4/6) - Neues Museum : David Chipperfield Architects / Julian Harrap Architects (9/4) - Clapham Manor Primary School : dRMM (8/1) - Ashmolean Museum : Rick Mather Architects (7/1) - Christ's College School : DSDHA (10/1) - Bateman's Row : Theis and Khan (10/1) Stirling Prize 2010 JudgesRuth Reed : RIBA President (chair)Professor Lisa Jardine : Author Ivan Harbour : Architect Edward Jones : Architect Mark Lawson : Broadcaster Stirling Prize Winner e-architect will post the Stirling Prize winner as soon as it is announced. The Ashmolean Museum - winner of Stirling Prize online poll Stirling Prize News BBC TWO The Culture Show Special : 18.30 to 19.30 GMT Presented by Kevin McCloud Stirling Prize winning architect receives £20,000 prize Stirling Prize venue : The Roundhouse, north London Stirling Prize ShortlistStirling Prize 2010 Shortlist - winners announced 22 Jul 2010 Stirling Prize 2010 Shortlist - ViewView re the Stirling Prize Shortlist from e-architect editor Adrian Welch:"The Neues Museum was the clear favourite even before the Stirling shortlist announcement but now Zaha Hadid's MAXXI is tipped to win. Not appearing in the shortlist are the British Embassy in Warsaw and the Nottingham Contemporary in England - a real surprise. Last year Tony Fretton's Fuglsang Kunstmuseum was favourite for the Stirling Prize but didn't win so his Embassy not making the cut wil come as a blow. Caruso St John's Nottingham Contemporary has been widely praised and is this respected studio's largest project to date. However the more humble pair of school projects and house do add width to the list and will make it harder for the Stirling Prize judges to compare buildings". On 22 Jul the Stirling Prize shortlist was announced. The RIBA Stirling Prize 2010 is the UK’s most prestigious architecture prize. Now in its fifteenth year, the RIBA Stirling Prize is awarded to the architects of the best new European building ‘built or designed in Britain’. The Stirling Prize will be presented at The Roundhouse, London on 2 Oct 2010 and broadcast live on BBC 2’s The Culture Show where architecture critic and The Culture Show presenter Tom Dyckhoff will present films about the buildings shortlisted form the Stirling Prize 2010. 24 Sep 2010 Stirling Prize FavouriteNews from RIBAZaha Hadid’s MAXXI museum favourite to win RIBA Stirling Prize 2010 Which building should win the Stirling Prize? Cast your vote online in the RIBA public poll. With just over a week to go before the winner of the RIBA Stirling Prize is revealed, William Hill’s latest odds reveal Zaha Hadid’s MAXXI, National Museum of XXI Century Arts in Rome to be the favourite to win, with odds of 11/8. The winner will be announced on 2 October at 7pm, broadcast live from The Roundhouse in London, on BBC TWO’s The Culture Show. The RIBA Stirling Prize is awarded to the architects of the building that has made the greatest contribution to British architecture in the past year. Stirling Prize betting odds by William Hill: - MAXXI, National Museum of XXI Century Arts, Rome : Zaha Hadid Architects (11/8) - Neues Museum, Berlin : David Chipperfield Architects / Julian Harrap Architects (2/1) - Clapham Manor Primary School, London : dRMM (5/1) - Ashmolean Museum, Oxford : Rick Mather Architects (6/1) - Christ's College School, Guildford : DSDHA (7/1) - Bateman's Row, London : Theis and Khan (8/1) The RIBA launched an online poll (closed), for the public to choose a winner ie their favourite Stirling Prize building, with an online gallery of images of the Stirling Prize shortlisted buildings, with videos of the six buildings on the RIBA website. The online poll Stirling Prize winner will be made public on the day, those on Twitter can follow news on the RIBA Stirling Prize via hashtag #ribastirlingprize. Stirling Prize - RIBA CommentRuth Reed, RIBA President, said:“The RIBA Stirling Prize celebrates architectural excellence and this year we have a remarkable group of buildings on the shortlist. Unique in the history of the RIBA Stirling Prize, three major museum buildings make up half of the list, showing us three very different ways of building - and re-building - museums and galleries. They are the fruits of the economic boom of the last decade and sadly may represent the end of an era. “This is also the first year that two schools have been shortlisted for the prize. They represent what all schools should be: light, well-laid-out and well-equipped environments in which all students can flourish. Investment in well designed schools demonstrates to teachers and pupils how much they are valued and has measurable impact – attendance and results rise; truancy and bullying fall. With the programme to improve our extremely poor school estate now much reduced – it could be some time before we see such exemplar school buildings on the Stirling shortlist again. “A commercial/private building by a young practice - a boundary-pushing take on the future of mixed-use buildings - completes the shortlist. It is one of three projects by practices that have never been shortlisted before. I look forward to the debate with my fellow judges about which project is the worthiest winner, and announcing the result in October.” Previously: e-architect guess at the Stirling shortlist of six: Stirling Prize Favourite 1. Neues Museum, Germany - David Chipperfield Architects Stirling Prize Shortlist 2. British Embassy Warsaw, Poland 3. Nottingham Contemporary, Nottingham 4. MAXXI, National Museum of XXI Century Arts, Italy 5. Ashmolean Museum, Oxford 6. Campus Palmas Altas, Spain Possible Stirling Prize Shortlist contenders - Medieval & Renaissance Galleries V&A, London - Primary Substation for the 2012 Olympics, London - Broadcasting Place, Leeds - Whitechapel Gallery, London - City of Justice Barcelona and l'Hospitalet de Llobregat, Spain RIBA Lubetkin Prize Possible Lubetkin Prize Shortlist contenders Our tips for Lubetkin Prize - for the most outstanding work of architecture outside the European Union by an RIBA member, shortlist of six buildings: RIBA Stirling Prize to move to BBC TWO’s The Culture ShowBBC TWO’s flagship arts programme, The Culture Show, is to broadcast The Royal Institute of British Architects Stirling Prize for the first time. Now in its fifteenth year, the Stirling Prize is awarded to the architects of the best new European building ‘built or designed in Britain’.The winner of the UK’s most prestigious architecture prize will be announced live as part of a special edition of The Culture Show presented by Kevin McCloud from The Roundhouse, London. Architecture critic and The Culture Show presenter Tom Dyckhoff will present films about the Stirling Prize shortlisted buildings. The BBC’s Commissioning Editor for Arts, Mark Bell, commented: “As part of the BBC’s commitment to the arts we’re delighted to be shining the light on the very best in British architecture. The Culture Show, which reflects the best of the cultural landscape, is the perfect vehicle for delivering a strong live programme about architecture.” Ruth Reed, RIBA President said: “This is the eleventh year the RIBA Stirling Prize will be broadcast on national television, and we are delighted this year to be joining forces with the BBC. The fit with the BBC and the RIBA is fantastic and is sure to give the prize even greater prominence over the coming years.” The Culture Show editor Janet Lee added: “The Culture Show team are very excited to be able to showcase the work of some of the world’s greatest architects and give insight to our viewers on just what it takes to build brilliant buildings.” Jul 2010 William Hill odds on shortlisted buildings. The six buildings competing for Stirling Prize 2010 and their betting odds: Ashmolean Museum, Oxford : Rick Mather Architects (5/1) Bateman's Row, London : Theis and Khan (7/1) Christ's College School, Guildford : DSDHA (6/1) Clapham Manor Primary School, London : dRMM (5/1) MAXXI, Rome : Zaha Hadid Architects (evens: 1/1) Neues Museum, Berlin : David Chipperfield Architects / Julian Harrap Architects (11/2) Stirling Prize 2010 - Date + Venue 2 Oct The RIBA Stirling Prize dinner will take place at the Roundhouse, London Stirling Prize 2010 JudgesThe 2010 RIBA Stirling Prize judges are Ruth Reed, RIBA President (chair), Professor Lisa Jardine - Author, and Ivan Harbour - Architect at Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners, Edward Jones - Architect at Dixon/Jones and Mark Lawson - BBC Culture Show broadcaster.Previously: RIBA Stirling Prize 2009 The Stirling winner is Maggie's Centre London  photo © Maggie's Centres Stirling Prize 2009 ShortlistFuglsang KunstmuseumArchitect: Tony Fretton Architects Practice last shortlisted : never Bodegas Protos Rogers Stirk Harbour Partners Practice last shortlisted : 2006 Liverpool One Masterplan Architect: BDP Practice last shortlisted : 2002 5 Aldermanbury Square Architect: Eric Parry Architects Practice last shortlisted : 2003 Kentish Town Centre Architect: Allford Hall Monaghan Morris Practice last shortlisted : 2008 Maggie's Centre - Winner Architect: Rogers Stirk Harbour Partners Practice last shortlisted : 2006 Comment re Shortlisted Buildings + ArchitectsFavourites Tony Fretton Architects have never been shortlisted for the Stirling Prize before but are well known for considered, subtle projects. Their British Embassy in Warsaw has just completed and is a step up in scale from earlier projects, such as the Lisson Gallery in London. Tony Fretton's key projects in my view are his powerful Chelsea house and restrained Faith house in Dorset.Despite its humble scale the London Maggie's Centre brings great comfort and help to those suffering from cancer. Whilst I firmly believe the state should be providing this quality of health provision and building I fully support Maggie's Centres for not only filling the void with sensitive support but for commissioning a series of really good architects. This building has obvious quality - simple articulated forms, red-coloured rendered walls providing warmth and solidity. it is one of an increasingly long list of Maggies Centres by celebrated architects. The Client is surely due a special award. Previous Stirling Prize controversies have included whether a bridge should win an 'Architecture Prize' (the Gateshead Bridge went on to win in 2002) and in 2009 there have been rumblings about a 'shopping centre' being shortlisted. The Liverpool ONE masterplan is a welcome addition in that it is not a stand-alone building, nor private - it is used by thousands of people every hour and my feedback tells me it is well-liked by the people of Liverpool. The project is instrumental in making the city centre work and is a major and successful intervention that eschews look-at-me styling. The Times describes the 2009 Stirling Prize shortlist as "more subdued than in recent years". Tony Chapman, RIBA head of awards, said re the Stirling shortlist: “It is possibly quieter than in some years [but] we would call this a pretty vintage year.” BD's Ellis Woodman boldly states "Kentish Town Health Centre and the Fuglsang Kunstmuseum are surely the only real contenders", describing Bodegas Protos as "just a big roof" and maintaining some of the Liverpool One buildings are "grisly". Adrian Welch, Editor / architect Comments on the Stirling Prize selection welcome: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. The Shortlist for the RIBA Stirling Prize 2009 of six schemes listed below were chosen from a midlist of 22 RIBA Award winners. The Stirling Prize winner was announced at the RIBA Stirling Prize 2009 Dinner on 17 Oct 2009 at Old Billingsgate, London. Stirling Prize 2009 JuryStirling Prize Jury - currentJohn Tuomey : O’Donnell and Tuomey (chair) Benedetta Tagliabue : EMBT Thomas Heatherwick : Designer Sir John Sorrell : Chair of CABE RIBA Stirling Prize Shortlist drawn from the 103 RIBA Awards 2009 winners The RIBA Stirling Prize is awarded to the architects of the building that has made the greatest contribution to British architecture in the past year. |
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Museum of Modern Literature, Marbach am Neckar, Germany
Stirling Prize Winner : David Chipperfield Architects
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Museum of Modern Literature, Marbach am Neckar, Germany by David Chipperfield Architects © Christian Richters
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Stirling Prize 2006
Barajas Airport, Madrid, Spain
Stirling Prize winner : Richard Rogers Partnership
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Stirling Prize 2005
Scottish Parliament Building, Edinburgh, Scotland
Winner : EMBT / RMJM Architects
Scottish Parliament photo © adrian welch
Stirling Prize 2004
30 St Mary Axe - Swiss Re Building, City of London
Winner : Foster + Partners
Stirling Prize 2003
Laban Dance Centre, south London
Winner : Herzog & de Meuron Architects
Stirling Prize 2002
Gateshead Millennium Bridge
Winner : Wilkinson Eyre Architects
Stirling Prize 2001
Magna Science Adventure Centre, Rotherham, Yorkshire
Winner : Wilkinson Eyre Architects
Stirling Prize 2000
Peckham Library Building, south London
Winner : Alsop & Störmer Architects
Stirling Prize 1999
Lords Cricket Ground Media Stand - NatWest Media Centre
Winner : Future Systems Architects
Stirling Prize 1998
American Air Museum - Imperial War Museum, Duxford, Cambridgeshire
Winner : Foster + Partners
Stirling Prize 1997
Stuttgart Music School Building, Stuttgart, Germany
Winner : Michael Wilford
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Centenary Building, University of Salford, northwest England
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