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Wales Regional Awards 2019

More varied schemes demonstrate a serious approach to sustainability and outstanding value in the Welsh Awards

Wales Regional Awards in numbers.
Wales Regional Awards in numbers.

We saw an increase in entries submitted in Wales this year across a wider range of project types than recently. This is surely a good sign, with schemes from smaller scaled and highly bespoke domestic projects with big-thinking approaches, to highly complex and large scale education, office and arts centre developments. The shortlisted buildings provided evidence that the RIBA’s increasing drive to foster a responsible and sustainable agenda is being taken seriously in Wales. Budget restraints continue to be a challenge, with many architects achieving outstanding value in delivery for their clients.

Galeri Caernarfon Cinema Extension.
Galeri Caernarfon Cinema Extension. Credit: Andy Marshall

Richard Murphy Architects for Galeri Caernarfon Cyf


 

Gweithdy, St Fagans National Museum of History, Cardiff.
Gweithdy, St Fagans National Museum of History, Cardiff.

Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios for National Museum Wales


 

Menai Science Park, Ynis Mon.
Menai Science Park, Ynis Mon. Credit: Nick Kane

FaulknerBrowns Architects for M-SParc


 

Silver How, Llanhennock.
Silver How, Llanhennock. Credit: Simon Maxwell

Hall + Bednarczyk Architects for Emma & David Powell


 

St Fagans Museum Main Building, Cardiff.
St Fagans Museum Main Building, Cardiff. Credit: Phil Boorman

Purcell for Museum Wales


 

Ysgol Trimsaran.
Ysgol Trimsaran. Credit: Phil Boorman

Architype for Carmarthenshire County Council


 

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