Voting in the Architects’ Choice category of the Brick Awards opens today, Tuesday 15th August. Following a record 324 entries, the Brick Development Association revealed this year’s 83-strong shortlist on 27th July, chosen by an expert panel of judges led by Head Judge, Joe Morris of Duggan Morris Architects. The association now invites architects to choose which project should receive the prestigious Architects’ Choice Award.
The Architects’ Choice Award is a unique element to the Brick Awards. This category, unlike other industry awards is an exciting opportunity for finalists’ peers en masse to appraise shortlisted projects and contribute directly to the UK’s celebration of exemplary brick architecture.
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Registered architects and architectural students can vote in the Architects’ Choice Award, using their RIBA registration number. This hotly contested award enjoys superb credibility with previous winners including in 2016, van Heyningen and Haward, for their work on The Whitty Theatre in Berkshire and in 2015, Anderson Bell + Christie, for The Shields Centre in Glasgow.
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REGISTER TO CAST YOUR VOTES TODAY
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The project that receives the most votes will be presented with the Architects’ Choice Award at the Brick Awards ceremony on Thursday 9th November, hosted at The Hilton Hotel, Park Lane.
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Votes may be cast in any combination of categories you choose, but only one vote may be cast per project, per person. Voting closes on Friday 29th September so register today.
Entering its 41st year the 2017 Brick Awards has seen the largest volume of entries to date. With more outstanding entries than ever, the Brick Awards showcases the very best projects using the UK’s BDA member bricks.
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Simply register here to cast your votes (up to 5) across all UK-based, architecturally led entries.
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