Stanton Williams and Hugh Broughton projects shortlisted for RIBA Reinvention Award 2025

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Projects include the retrofit of a 1930s telephone exchange in Cambridge and conversion of former agricultural buildings at the Knepp Estate in West Sussex

The RIBA has announced the four projects shortlisted for the Reinvention Award 2025, recognising architecture that reuses existing buildings.

Now in its third year, the award is intended to promote retrofitting over demolition, highlighting projects that aim to extend the life and performance of existing structures. The 2025 shortlist includes a mix of civic, workplace and cultural projects, all selected from this year’s RIBA Regional Award winners.

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