Eric Parry and Acanthus Clews land RIBA West Midlands Awards

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Family homes by Michael Kendrick, Scott Donald and Intervention Architecture also get gongs

Eric Parry’s One Chamberlain Square office scheme in Birmingham city centre is one of five projects revealed today to have won a 2022 RIBA West Midlands Award.

The mixed-use building was the first structure to complete in the Paradise Circus redevelopment by Argent and Hermes. It now houses big-four consultant PWC on the site formerly occupied by John Madin’s brutalist Birmingham Central Library.

The four other 2022 RIBA West Midlands Awards winners are Acanthus Clews Architects’ Undercroft Learning Centre at Worcester Cathedral; Michael Kendrick Architects’ Mill Lodge in Warwickshire; Intervention Architecture’s Honey and Walnut House in Birmingham; and Scott Donald Architecture’s Winter House in east Staffordshire.

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