Grimshaw, dRMM and Niall McLaughlin shortlisted for RIBA East Awards

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Source: Matt Smith

Twenty-two strong project list features three Cottrell & Vermeulen schemes including shrine at Beatle’s Hare Krishna centre

Cambridge University’s new civil engineering building by Grimshaw Architects and RHP, Niall McLaughlin Architects’ Magdalene College Library and a dRMM primary school in St Neots all feature on the just-released RIBA East Awards 2022 shortlist.

The regional awards – a crucial first rung of the ladder to the 2022 Stirling Prize shortlist – also feature Allies & Morrison’s Cranmer Road Passivhaus student housing in Cambridge and a Hawkins Brown-designed GP surgery in Hertfordshire.

Cottrell & Vermeulen Architecture secures three entries on the list: a temple at the mock-Tudor Hertfordshire manor house donated to the Hare Krishna movement by Beatle George Harrison; a prep school in Brentwood, Essex; and new student housing for Churchill College, Cambridge.

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