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Marks Barfield, Alison Brooks and Group Ginger join RIBA regional award-winners
Hat-trick for Cambridge Central Mosque
Cambridge Central Mosque by Marks Barfield Architects has scored a hat-trick in the regional RIBA awards.
The building, one of David Marks’ last projects, was named building of the year by RIBA East as well as picking up the Client of the Year award and Project Architect which went to Matthew Wingrove.
RIBA East, North East and South West are the latest English regions to declare their winners, all of which will now go forward to the national awards – which would give them a shot at Stirling Prize glory.
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