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Alison Brooks and Tonkin Liu make House of the Year shortlist
Architects are first of seven finalists to be announced over coming weeks
Homes by Alison Brooks and Tonkin Liu have been revealed as the first finalists for RIBA House of the Year 2021.
The projects are drawn from 20 longlisted schemes announced last month, and from which a further five candidates will be picked over the coming weeks until the overall winner is announced in December.
Stirling Prize winner Brooks’ project is House on the Hill in Gloucestershire: the transformation of a small 18th-century farmhouse into both a home and a gallery of Indian and African sculpture.
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