Four AHMM projects on shortlist for RIBA London Awards

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10 Lewis Cubitt Square by AHMM

Source: Timothy Soar Photography

Soho Place by AHMM

Source: Timothy Soar Photography

Elizabeth Tower by Purcell

Source: House of Commons

Daventry House by Mæ

Source: Timothy Soar

8 Bleeding Heart Yard by Groupwork

Source: Tim Soar Gallery

Grand Central Apartments by Stiff+Trevillion

Source: NIcholas Worley

Newson’s Yard by Stiff+Trevillion

Source: Tom Niven

WorkStack by dRMM

Source: Fred Howarth

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AHMM has picked up four nominations on this year’s shortlist for the RIBA London Awards, which recognises the best newly completed projects in the capital.

The practice is named more than any other on the list of 78 projects, which also includes Purcell’s refurbishment of Elizabeth Tower and Daventry House by 2023 Stirling Prize-winner Mæ.

AHMM’s finalist schemes are 1 Berkeley Street, 10 Lewis Cubitt Square, Soho Place and Tower Hamlets Town Hall.

Stiff & Trevillion and dRMM have secured two nominations each, for the former’s Grand Central Apartments and Newson’s Yard and the latter’s 415 Wick Lane and WorkStack.

Other schemes in the running include 8 Bleeding Heart Yard by Groupwork, Central Foundation Boys’ School by Hawkins\Brown, London College of Fashion by Allies and Morrison and UCL East Marshgate by Stanton Williams.

> Also read: RIBA reveals shortlists for first two regional awards

RIBA regional director of London John Nahar praised the shortlist’s diverse range of work, which spans restorations of world-famous landmarks to social housing and office schemes.

“It is clear to see that collectively, they capture and celebrate the city’s diverse cultural identity, contributing to inclusive and sustainable communities,” he said.  

“Individually, each initiative not only improves the physical environment but also enhances the quality of life for all of us who live, work and study here.”

All projects shortlisted for RIBA Awards will be visited by a regional jury, and the winning projects will be announced later this spring.  

The winners will then be considered for several RIBA Special Awards, including the RIBA Sustainability Award and RIBA Building of the Year, before being considered for a RIBA National Award, which will be announced in summer.  

The shortlist for the RIBA Stirling Prize will be drawn from the RIBA National Award-winning projects and announced in September, with a winner to be announced in October.