Join us for the 2025 RIBA East Awards celebration, which will take place at Award Winning, Norwich University of the Arts, Duke Street Riverside on Thursday 15th May 2025.

The evening will commence at 5.30pm with welcome drinks, followed by a celebration of the 23 projects and announcement of the winners.

Canapes and drinks will be served prior to the annoucement of the winner.

1970s House Retrofit, St.Albans. by Scott Batty Architect

Amento by James Gorst Architects

Brambles by Bere Architects

Brentwood School Reception and Ashton by Cottrell and Vermeulen Architecture

Cast Corbel House by Grafted

Catslide House by Graeme Williamson Architects

Clayworth by ArkleBoyce Architects Ltd

Dovehouse Court Almshouses by Mole Architects Ltd

Elmside by Michael Collins Architects

Folded House by Westerdahl.

Harpenden House by Emil Eve Architects

Housestead by Sanei Hopkins Architects

Jankes Barn by Lynch Architects

Knights Park by Pollard Thomas Edwards and Alison Brooks Architects

Mill Hide by POULSON ARCHITECTURE

Mirror Pod Extension by MART BARRASS ARCHITECT (LTD.)

North Sea East Wood by Hayhurst & Co.

Sunspot by HAT Projects

The Discovery Centre (DISC) by Herzog & de Meuron / BDP

The Entopia Building Architype, Feilden and Mawson and Eve Waldron Design

TTP Campus by Sheppard Robson

University of Cambridge West Hub by Jestico + Whiles

Young’s Court Development at Emmanuel College, Cambridge by Stanton Williams

The RIBA East Awards 2025 celebration will provide an opportunity for members, their design teams, and the wider built environment to get together to celebrate their achievements and enjoy some networking over food and drink.

Award Winning Building

Norwich’s historic wealth was based on the products of its agricultural hinterland – wool and grain – and its waterway links to the North Sea and Europe. The city riverfront was largely a mix of warehouses, wharves and workshops. While sections of it have been redeveloped in recent years, there is still a legacy of redundant commercial buildings along the river and little public access. The site of this project was a metal-working factory in the 19th century but had been student housing and a car park since the 1970s. The brief to Hudson Architects was to provide a new building for the Norwich University of the Arts – a visible public statement of its presence in the city centre – while also opening up the waterfront as part of longer-term city plans to create new routes along the river.

Sponsors

The RIBA 2025 Regional Awards are supported by:

EH Smith – Building of the Year

Autodesk - Sustainability Award

Velux - Conservation Award

Equitone- Client of the Year

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RIBA East 2025 Regional Awards Ceremony