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East Regional Awards Shortlist

27 March 2018

Nineteen buildings have been shortlisted for RIBA East 2018 regional awards, including two projects at Eddington, a greenfield development creating a new urban centre for the University of Cambridge on the outskirts of the city.

StoreysFieldCommu2565AlanWilliamsWEBIMAGE3jpg — Storey's Field Community Centre and Nursery by MUMA © Alan Williams

Also on the list is a cemetery in Hertfordshire built of rammed earth, and the restoration of a WWII transmitter block in Suffolk. The winners will be announced at an Awards evening near Cambridge on Thursday 24 May.

BusheyCemetery2235LewisKahnWEBIMAGE3jpg — Bushey Cemetery by Waugh Thistleton Architects © Lewis Kahn

The buildings now in the running for RIBA East Awards are:

Bedfordshire

Cambridgeshire

Essex

Hertfordshire

Henry Moore Archive, Herts, by Hugh Broughton Architects

Suffolk

TheDavidAttenborou2212AlanWilliamsWEBIMAGE6jpg — The David Attenborough Building, Cambridge, by Nicholas Hare Architects © Alan Williams

Magna2306CraigAucklandWEBIMAGE9jpg — Magna housing, Cambridge, by bptw partnership © Craig Auckland

FiveAcrebarn2479SarahBleeWEBIMAGE4jpg — Five Acre Barn, Suffolk, by Blee Halligan © Sarah Blee

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