Max Fordham Projects win big at RIBA and RICS Awards

Eight different Max Fordham projects have won regional RIBA Awards and RICS Awards in the last week.

Max Fordham projects triumphed at the RIBA Awards, with seven of its projects winning their regions, each securing a spot on the longlist for the 2011 RIBA Stirling Prize.

A complete list of our winners is below featuring different projects across the cultural, education and workspace sectors.

Six of the total 97 buildings honoured will be chosen for the 2011 Stirling Prize shortlist, with the Prize being presented on 1 October 2011.

The John Hope Gateway at the Botanic Gardens, Edinburgh, also took home the Sustainability category at the RICS Scotland Awards 2011.

It has now automatically secured entry into the RICS global award finals.

The Bourne Hill Offices and Woodland Trust Headquarters, which both won regional RIBA Awards, were also shortlisted for Building of the Year in the AJ100 awards.

For more information on the various awards please visit the RIBA Awards, RICS Awards and AJ100 Awards websites.

Regional RIBA Award winners

East Midlands

Woodland Trust Headquarters by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios 

South East

No. 1 Smithery, Historic Dockyard Chatham by van Heyningen and Haward Architects

Sevenoaks School of Performing Arts by Tim Ronalds Architects

South

Windmill Hill, The Rothschild Foundation Archive, Aylesbury by Stephen Marshall Architects

Wessex

Bourne Hill Offices, Salisbury by Stanton Williams

Parabola Arts Centre, Cheltenham Ladies’ College by Foster Wilson Architects

Yorkshire

Sandal Magna School by Sarah Wigglesworth Architects