RIBA Manser Medal longlist
Cliff House by Dualchas Architects, Scotland.
The Arboretum by Cowper Griffith Architects, Norfolk.
Lens house by Alison Brooks architects, London.
Red Bridge House by Smerin Architects, East Sussex.
Stormy Castle by Loyn & Co, Wales.
Tree House by 6a Architects, London.
The Royal Institute of British Architects has announced the longlist for the UK’s foremost private housing design award – the RIBA Manser Medal.
The list comprises 23 homes from across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, all of which will be vying for the title of best new house or major extension in the UK.
This year’s judges are Hiscox honorary president Robert Hiscox, Michael Manser CBE, Lady Patty Hopkins, 2013 Manser Medal recipient Carl Turner and RIBA head of awards Tony Chapman.
The full RIBA Manser Medal 2014 longlist, by region, is:
London
- Lens House by Alison Brooks Architects
- Luker House by Jamie Forbert Architects
- Tree House by 6a Architects
- Woodblock House by dRMM Architects
East Midlands
- High Edge by Evans Vettori
- Quarn House by Simon Foote Architects
Wales
- New Barn by Rural Office for Architecture
- Stormy Castle by Loyn & Co. Architects
North East England
- Treetops by Howarth Litchfield Partnership
East of England
- The Arboretum by Cowper Architects
- Broombank by SOUP Architects
- Private House by James Gorst Architects
- Wildfowl Cottage by 5th Studio
Yorkshire
- Underbank House by Prue Chiles Architects
South of England
- The Kench by MELOY Architects
South East England
- Chalk Ridge by SCD Architects
- Farningham House Cottage by Emrys Architect
- Red Bridge House by Smerin Architects
- Wedge House by SOUP Architects
South West England
- Westering by Annie Martin Architect
Northern Ireland
- Loughloughan Barn by McGarry-Moon Architects
Scotland
- Cliff House by Dualchas Architects
- House No.7 by Denizen Works
More information and images for each of the projects can be found here.
