|
Stirling Prize 2007
Shortlist
26 Jul
Stirling Prize 2007
: images + links
America's Cup Building, Valencia, Spain
David Chipperfield Architects
Casa da Musica, Porto, Portugal
Rem Koolhaas
Dresden Station Redevelopment, Dresden, Germany
Foster and Partners
The Museum of Modern Literature, Marbach am Neckar, Germany
David Chipperfield Architects
Savill Building, Windsor, England
Glenn Howells Architects
Young Vic, London, England
Haworth Tomkins
Current Betting Odds : we'll update this regularly like last year
America's Cup Building Valencia - odds: 3/1
Casa da Musica Porto - odds: 3/1
Dresden Station Redevelopment - odds: 3/1
Museum of Modern Literature - odds: 5/1
The Savill Building Windsor - odds: 5/1
Young Vic Theatre London - odds: 7/1
RIBA Stirling Prize 2006
Stirling Prize Shortlist announced Aug 2006 - online, follow link below
Stirling Prize : contenders
- RIBA Awards
Stirling Prize -
2006: Shortlist buildings / architects / favourite
RIBA Stirling Prize 2005
Scottish
Parliament wins
Shortlist - Buildings:
Bennetts Associates: Brighton Library
EMBT/RMJM: Scottish Parliament
Zaha Hadid: BMW Central Building in Leipzig
Foster and Partners: McLaren Technology Centre
O'Donnell + Tuomey: Lewis Gluckman Gallery in Cork
Alsop Design: Fawood Children's Centre
Early favourites vary wildly: the AJ state Bennetts are outsiders whilst
BD state Bennetts' library is the bookies favourite. In fact Readabet's
initial odds show it equal with Foster's McLaren building. No mention
of the Scottish Parliament, except BD's Ellis Woodman who tips it for
the Prize. Confused?!
Betting Odds - Building Design magazine 29.07.05
Favourite
5/2 Bennetts Associates Brighton library
3/1 O'Donnell + Tuomey's Lewis Gluckman Gallery in Cork
4/1 Zaha Hadid BMW Central Building in Leipzig
4/1 Foster and Partners McLaren Technology Centre
5/1 EMBT/RMJM Scottish Parliament
5/1 Alsop Designs Fawood Children's Centre
BD's Ellis Woodman however tips The Scottish Parliament, but the news
page confusingly places the BMW building by Zaha Hadid as second favourite
(?!)
Betting Odds - readabet.com 27.07.05
[links to pages on the architects / buildings with images / photos]
Favourites
5/2 McLaren Technology Centre, Woking, Surrey - Foster
and Partners
5/2 Jubilee Library, Brighton, Sussex - Bennetts
Associates with Lomax Cassidy + Edwards
7/2 Lewis Glucksman Gallery, University College, Cork, Ireland - O'Donnell
+ Tuomey
5/1 BMW Central Building, Leipzig, Germany - Zaha
Hadid Architects
5/1 The Scottish Parliament, Edinburgh - Enric
Miralles: EMBT / RMJM Ltd
7/1 Fawood Children's Centre, Harlesden, NW10 - Alsop
Design Ltd
AJ PR re Stirling Prize 2005
The early favourites appear to be Zaha Hadid's almost universally praised
BMW
building and the infinitely more controversial Scottish Parliament, while
Alsop's nursery and the Bennetts' PFI library are probably the outsiders.
This leaves O'Donnell + Tuomey's Gallery in Cork and the McLaren Offices
by
Foster and Partners. Both would certainly be acclaimed as winners with
the Irish scheme celebrated for its classy architecture and the Foster
& Partners project backed by the office specialists.
The winner will be announced at an awards night held in Benson
and Forsyth's
National
Museum of Scotland extension on 15 October.
The judging panel for the Stirling Prize included AJ editor Isabel Allen,
engineer Max Fordham, architect Piers
Gough, RIBA president Jack Pringle and
journalist Joan Bakewell.
Please mail us your thoughts on the likely 2007 Shortlist to info@e-architect.co.uk
Images of Stirling Prize shortlist architects 2005:

O'Donnell + Tuomey's Lewis Gluckman Gallery in Cork

EMBT/RMJM Scottish Parliament
News Archive:
CITYSCAPE UK to host The RIBA Stirling Prize 2004 Nominations
CITYSCAPE UK the conference and exhibition for senior executives of organisations
involved in the planning, architecture, design, construction of major
public or private buildings, government planners, regional development
agencies, property developers and private financiers will host the official
nominations for the prestigious RIBA Stirling Prize. The display will
be hosted alongside the CITYSCAPE UK annual conference and exhibition
which will take place on the 12 - 13 Oct at the Truman Brewery in East
London. The display at the event will allow visitors to see the best of
British architecture first hand.
CITYSCAPE UK will display the short listed schemes within the exhibition
area of the event, prior to the channel 4 televised awards ceremony which
will take place on 16 Oct 2004 at Old Billingsgate, Lower Thames St, London
The RIBA Stirling Prize is the UK's most prestigious architectural prize
and is awarded annually to the architects of the building which has made
the greatest contribution to British architecture in the past year. The
other awards for 2004 include: The Adapt Trust Access Award, The AJ First
Building Award, The Crown Estate Conservation Award, The RIBA Client of
the Year, The RIBA Journal Sustainability Award and The Stephen Lawrence
Prize.
The 2003 winner was the Laban Dance Centre by Herzog & de Meuron,
the other short listed buildings included Tiree Shelter in Scotland by
Sutherland Hussey Architects with Jake Harvey, Donald Urquhart, Glen Onwin
and Sandra Kennedy; Plymouth Theatre Royal Production Centre by Ian Ritchie
Architects; BedZed in Surrey by Bill Dunster Architects; 30 Finsbury Square
in London by Eric Parry Architects; and Great Court at the British Museum
by Foster and Partners.
Pritzker Prize
- Architect Winners
Editorial: Nov 2002
Stirling Prize, Scottish Architecture
Last month's Stirling Prize - and ensuing commentaries - should have refocused
our eyes again on the health of Scottish architecture. There seem to be
opposing views here, or is it just architecture critics setting up various
standpoints and counterpoints? Sudjic, Pearman, Rodger, Wilson and Linklater
have all commented, sometimes only by request, on whether things are improving
or whether the building boom (mostly in Edinburgh) is simply throwing
up more rather than better architecture. I'm trying not to join the fray
but surely Scottish architecture is improving but yes, we could
be better.
Architecture Awards featured:
Civic Trust Awards
Dynamic Place Awards
RIBA Awards
Roses Design Awards
Stirling Prize
Saltire Awards
Stirling Prize 2004
30 St Mary Axe - Swiss Re Building, City of London
Stirling Prize
Winner : Foster & Partners
Stirling Prize 2003
Laban Dance Centre, south London
Stirling Prize Winner : Herzog & de Meuron
Stirling Prize 2002
Gateshead Millennium Bridge
Stirling Prize
Winner : Wilkinson Eyre Architects
Stirling Prize 2001
Magna Science Adventure Centre, Rotherham, Yorkshire
Stirling Prize
Winner : Wilkinson Eyre Architects
Stirling Prize 2000
Peckham Library, south London
Stirling Prize
Winner : Alsop & Störmer
Stirling Prize 1999
Lords Cricket Ground Media Stand - NatWest Media Centre
Stirling Prize
Winner : Future Systems Architects
Stirling Prize 1998
American Air Museum - Imperial War Museum, Duxford, Cambridgeshire
Stirling Prize
Winner : Foster and Partners
Stirling Prize 1997
Michael Wilford: Music School, Stuttgart, Germany
Stirling
Prize Winner : Stuttgart Music School
Stirling Prize 1996
Centenary Building, University of Salford, northwest England
Stirling Prize
Winner : Stephen Hodder
Stirling Prize :
main page
World Architecture : e-architect
- a guide to key buildings across the globe
Comments on the Stirling Prize Shortlist / Favourites welcome: info@e-architect.co.uk
Stirling Prize Shortlist
- page : adrian welch / isabelle lomholt |