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Award: Coal Drops Yard, London

A bespoke curving steel-framed roof structure straddles two restored buildings and provides a new retail destination with its crowning glory. FACT FILE …

Award: Taplow Riverside Footbridge

The latest Thames crossing is a slender, sculptural form that was erected in an area of natural beauty with limited construction access. FACT FILE Architect: …

Award: Tombola HQ, Sunderland

Exposed steelwork and floor slabs adorn the interior of a new multi-million-pound headquarters building for a leading IT company. FACT FILE Architect: Ryder …

Award: Wimbledon No.1 Court

This year the home of lawn tennis unveiled a new retractable roof, allowing uninterrupted play, irrespective of the weather, on its second most-important …

Commendation: Battersea Arts Centre

Following a devastating fire in 2015, a steel-framed roof structure has been installed to transform a Grade II* listed arts centre in London. FACT FILE …

Commendation: Chiswick Park Footbridge

A three-span arched footbridge provides a key pedestrian link between a west London business park and a local underground station. FACT FILE Architect: Useful …

Commendation: Fen Court, London

A 15-storey office and retail scheme in the City of London was built around and without disrupting the operations of an on-site high street bank FACT FILE …

Commendation: Ingenuity House, Birmingham

A headquarters building for a leading construction firm forms the catalyst for a regional regeneration programme. FACT FILE Architect: Sheppard Robson …

Commendation: Neuron Pod, London

Linked by a bridge to an existing building at Queen Mary University of London’s Whitechapel campus, an unusual steel-framed structure provides a …

Commendation: Royal Academy of Music, London

The redevelopment of this world-renowned academy has transformed its existing theatre and provides a new rooftop recital hall. FACT FILE Architect: Ian Ritchie …

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