Carter Gregson Gray wins competition for ‘travelling’ Bradford venue

RIBA Competitions winning design for Bradford's City of Culture travelling venue. By Carter Gregson Gray, Studio Three Sixty, Structure Workshop and Studio 4215

Source: RIBA Competitions

Team pips rivals including Stirling Prize-shortlisted Apparata Architects for £500k project

A team led by London-based practice Carter Gregson Gray has been selected to design a £500,000 “travelling” venue for 2025’s Bradford City of Culture festival.

The winning collective, which includes Studio Three Sixty, Structure Workshop and Studio 4215, beat four other teams in the RIBA Competitions-organised selection process. Rivals included 2023 Stirling Prize finalists Apparata Architets and IF_DO.

RIBA architect adviser for the competition Tumpa Husna Yasmin Fellows said all of the five shortlisted teams had demonstrated diverse and interesting design responses to the city of culture brief for the travelling venue, which will be known as “Beacon”.

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