Architect of the Year – Page 16
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CompetitionsMagnetic Nord
Glasgow-based practice Nord is the winner of this year’s BD Young Architect of the Year Award. Ellis Woodman looks at the qualities that appealed to the jury, as well as its thoughts on the runners up
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CompetitionsNo place like home
Nord is part of a new wave of Scottish architects that are turning their backs on the bright lights of London and staying north of the border.
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CompetitionsMangera Yvars
Ali Mangera began his practice’s presentation with by far the largest project that any of the nominees showed in the course of the day — the 50,000sq m Abbey Mills Islamic Centre.
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CompetitionsUrban Salon
This year’s nomination represented Urban Salon’s second appearance on a Young Architect of the Year shortlist. It was runner up in the 2000 competition, a mere three years after the practice had been established.
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CompetitionsFeatherstone Associates
Until 2004, Sarah Featherstone co-ran Hudson Featherstone Architects, but she is now sole director of her own six-person practice in east London.
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CompetitionsIJP Corporation
George L Legendre, the director of IJP Corporation, is both an architect and an academic, teaching a diploma course at the AA. His practice’s work is entirely focused on the use of mathematics to generate form.
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CompetitionsArchitect of the year gallery 2006
To view pictures from this year's Architect of the Year Awards, click here.To see the full run down of all the winners of the Architect of the Year Awards 2006, click here
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News
Evening rocks with frocks, socks and glowing shots
Ah, award ceremonies. The bright lights, the loud dance music, and the urban drumming tribe fresh from Glastonbury to entertain us in the interlude. This was no ordinary award ceremony, this was the second year of BD’s Architect of the Year Awards.
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NewsArchitect of the Year shortlists announced
Thirty-three practices remain in the running for BD’s 2005 Architect of the Year Awards, to be presented at a gala dinner at the London Hilton on November 29.