All RIBA Awards articles – Page 7
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News
Brixton Slip House wins RIBA Manser Medal
Carl Turner revealed as winner at Stirling Prize ceremony
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News
National Trust named RIBA Client of the Year
Commissioned the Stirling Prize-shortlisted Giant’s Causeway Visitor Centre
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News
AY Architects takes 2013 Stephen Lawrence Prize
Award handed out at Stirling Prize ceremony in central London
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Features
Joseph Rykwert - his four best books
Rykwert may not have much of a built legacy, but the influence of his architectural writing will probably outlive buildings by many other Gold Medal winners.
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News
RIBA reveals 2013 Manser Medal shortlist
Stirling Prize nominees Witherford Watson Mann up for housing prize
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News
In pictures: RIBA National Awards 2013
BD brings you all the winners of the RIBA’s national awards for the best new architecture in the UK and the best international projects by RIBA members
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News
Tom Russell Architects wins RIBA retirement home competition
Bristol-based practice declared unanimous winner
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News
Big names chase RIBA awards
AHMM, Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios and Wilkinson Eyre head awards shortlist
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News
RIBA takes stance over false awards claims
Body gets tough on firms pretending to have won national not regional prizes
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Opinion
Should temporary buildings be allowed to win RIBA awards?
They can be poetic and experimental - but is that enough?
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News
Anger over rising fees for RIBA Awards
Projects valued higher than £20 million will cost £540 to enter
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News
Winners of the 2012 President’s Medals announced
Winners came from the Bartlett, Architectural Association and London Met
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News
Stirling Prize shortlist revealed: David Chipperfield, OMA and Populous among favourites
O’Donnell & Tuomey and Stanton Williams also make the grade for architecture’s Oscars
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News
RIBA award winners nearly halved
Institute re-evaluates entry system to eliminate ‘soft’ awards as Stirling Prize longlist is cut from 97 to 59
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News
Olympic projects set to dominate RIBA awards
Main stadium among schemes to be entered for London accolade