RIBA reveals 20-strong House of the Year longlist

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Alison Brooks, Tonkin Liu, John Pardey and 31/44 set for showdown for 2021 prize

RIBA has unveiled its longlist for the House of the Year Awards 2021, which features homes by 2008 Stirling Prize winner Alison Brooks and two-time Stephen Lawrence Prize winner Tonkin Liu among 20 projects vying for victory.

However John Pardey Architects is the only practice to have more than one project in the running, with its Berkshire floodplain River House and Harbour House in Hampshire both up for the accolade.

Alison Brooks Architects’ longlisted entry is House on the Hill in Gloucestershire, a decade-long transformation of a small 18th-century farmhouse into both a home and a gallery of Indian and African sculpture.

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