Jackson Library and Rhodes House successful at the RIBA South Awards
The teams across the two conservation projects are among six recognised for the regional accolade.
Photography
Will Pryce, Fisher Studios, Hufton + Crow
“This year’s winners exemplify architecture’s power to transform – turning spaces into places of connection, creativity, and care.”
— Muyiwa Oki, RIBA President
The Jackson Library, has been recognised for Building of the Year and the Conservation Award, in addition to winning the regional accolade. Led by Nex, the design was recognised for ‘radically transforming’ the building with its ‘sensitively yet confidently designed’ adaptations.
The £38m transformation of the Grade II* listed Rhodes House, led by Stanton Williams for education charity the Rhodes Trust, was also among the impressive list of winners.
Head over to the project pages to learn more about each design.
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