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RIBA Stirling Prize: clear favourite emerges for 2023 victory
Bookmaker William Hill has named the John Morden Centre in Blackheath by Mæ Architects as its runaway favourite to win this year’s RIBA Stirling Prize
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RIBA Stirling Prize 2023: bookies name early favourites in ‘wide-open’ race
Bookmaker William Hill has named two early favourites to scoop this year’s RIBA Stirling Prize, but said the race was ‘wide open’
Stirling Prize commentary: community benefit trumps big bling on forgettable shortlist
AJ architecture editor Rob Wilson gives his verdict on the glitz-free contenders for this year’s RIBA Stirling Prize and wonders whether it is now time to ditch the idea of Britain’s best new building
Stirling Prize shortlist dominated by London projects again
All but one of the six finalists battling it out for this year’s RIBA Stirling Prize – the highest accolade in UK architecture – are in London
MJ Long Prize 2023 awarded to Sergison Bates associate
Architect Kirsten Gabriëls Webb, associate at London, Zurich, and Brussels-based practice Sergison Bates has won this year’s MJ Long Prize for De Korenbloem sheltered housing, a care home for residents with young-onset dementia in Belgium
Stirling Prize winners get green light for Aylesbury Estate redevelopment
A team led by Stirling Prize-winner Maccreanor Lavington has been given permission to overhaul a swathe of the Aylesbury Estate in south-east London
Aylesbury Estate: new plans in as council approves compulsory purchase powers
A Maccreanor Lavington-led team has submitted the latest phase of a huge estate overhaul in south London despite the refusal by some residents to sell their homes
In practice: Sergison Bates’ Hampstead mansion block for older people
Stephen Bates, co-founder of Sergison Bates architects, discusses the thinking behind the practice’s recent mansion block project in Hampstead, designed for older residents
Sergison Bates wins another Belgian contest
Sergison Bates has bagged yet another contest win in Belgium, this time in Antwerp for a new headquarters for a leading payroll and HR company
Building study: Sergison Bates’ Antwerp apartment building
The 80-apartment Cadix harbour building in Antwerp, part of the regeneration of former docklands, reveals its intricacy across a series of scales, writes Daniel Rosbottom. Photography Karin Borghouts, Stijn Bollaert, Sergison Bates