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Building Design columnist wins £100,000 award

By 2020-01-22T07:00:00

High Street

David Rudlin and Manchester architecture lecturer to study 100 high streets

Building Design columnist David Rudlin has been awarded this year’s £100,000 Built Environment Fellowship by the 1851 Royal Commission.

The director of Urbed and chair of the Academy of Urbanism won the prestigious award with Lucy Montague from Manchester School of Architecture.

Together they will spend two years investigating the stories behind 100 British high streets, both those that are struggling and those that have bucked the national trend.

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