Hopkins triumphs in Twickenham Riverside contest

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Defeated practices include Haworth Tompkins and Allies & Morrison

Hopkins has beaten a strong shortlist to land the job of redesigning Twickenham Riverside.

The architect beat Haworth Tompkins, Cullinan Studio, Allies & Morrison and Baynes and Mitchell Architects with Outpost.

Hopkins is the second architect to be appointed to the Thameside project in south-west London – after Francis Terry was chosen in 2016 but then dropped after a campaign by residents against his Regency-style proposals. It was Terry’s first competition win after splitting from father Quinlan Terry’s practice.

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