Architectural Competitions

An eye-catching and vibrant visitor lounge at MIPIM UK to embody the partnership between the leading property show and the RIBA

Cities throughout the world are facing unprecedented changes and the United Nations predicts that by 2050 nearly 70 percent of the world’s population will be urban. The competition was exploring how entrants thought their city would respond to such issues as the pressures of population growth, the impact of climate change and developments in technology.

GOSH held a competition to select a contractor-led, multi-disciplinary design team to develop designs for a signature building that will become the hospital’s new ‘front door’.

Project 2020 involves exploring and evaluating trends, changes and new innovations in design, architecture, technology, materials and methodology with the aim of shaping, designing and future-proofing the design range for 2020 and beyond, fully reflecting customer lifestyles, needs and expectations.

This major infrastructure project will ease traffic congestion in Ipswich by providing a major new crossing of the River Orwell, connecting the waterfront area to the town centre and improving journey times for vehicles, cyclists and pedestrians.

A landmark building that is sympathetic to its environment and is designed to be an integral part of the Falmouth waterfront.

Brighton and Hove City Council has developed a Small Site Strategy initiative to unlock sites within the City that are considered potentially challenging to develop by virtue of their size, context, overlooking issues and/or restricted access

The new Visitor Hub will provide amenities for visitors and create a welcoming and exciting connection to the woodland. The hub will enable visitors to dwell on site and raise the profile of Langley Vale Wood as a destination for local residents, day visitors and volunteers

The redevelopment of the site will deliver new council homes and improved public space, alongside an exemplary civic building that will bring together leisure, childcare, healthcare, and energy under one roof.

At a special event at the Palace of Westminster, Motionspot & Ryder Architecture were announced the winners of the inaugural Bespoke Access Awards, a competition to design fully accessible hotel rooms