Niall McLaughlin and Purcell land two RIBA South Awards each

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Cullinan Studio and Alison Brooks projects among nine other winners of regional accolades

Niall McLaughlin Architects has picked up two RIBA South Awards for different projects at Oxford University, while Purcell has also done the double in the 13-strong winners’ list revealed today.

McLaughlin’s Catherine Hughes Building at Somerville College and the practice’s Master’s Field development at Balliol College both pick up 2022 awards, while associate at the firm Holly Galbraith won a RIBA South Project Architect of the Year Special Award for Master’s Field.

Purcell won awards for its God’s House Tower project in Southhampton, which has converted a 700-year-old grade I-listed building into a public arts and heritage venue, and for the Story Museum in Oxford.

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