Useful Studio wins competition to design next generation of motorway gantries

By Tom Lowe2023-03-13T08:32:00

London practice beats runner up John McAslan in RIBA competition for road operator National Highways

London-based practice Useful Studio has pipped John McAslan & Partners to win a RIBA competition to design the next generation of England’s motorway gantries for National Highways.

The firm’s proposals for a family of simplified structures built with weathered steel were selected from 32 entries submitted by architectural firms across the UK and Europe.

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