Niall McLaughlin named winner of RIBA’s 2026 Royal Gold Medal

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2022’s Stirling Prize winner recognised for his ’resounding impact spanning architectural practice, thinking, writing and education’

Niall McLaughlin has been named as the recipient of RIBA’s 2026 Royal Gold Medal for architecture.

The medal, awarded on behalf on King Charles III, has been awarded to the Stirling Prize-winning architect in recognition of his “resounding impact spanning architectural practice, thinking, writing and education”.     

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