Stirling: Biggest cheer of night was for traditional contracts

Annalie Riches and David Mikhail

Source: Agnese Sanvito

Winning architects use speech to tell minister how to build quality housing

The winners of the Stirling Prize used their acceptance speech to champion what they said are the ingredients required for successful projects – in front of the new housing secretary.

Annalie Riches got one of the biggest cheers of the night when she praised Norwich council for picking a traditional contract over design and build.

The client knew it was the best way to achieve their aspirations, she said after being presented with the coveted trophy from BBC journalist and Stirling host Naga Munchetty.

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