MADE20 awards

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Images of the 20 best development schemes in the West Midlands over the past 5 yeas. Awarded by MADE the centre for place-making at its 10th birthday event on 27th September 2013.

Design Business

The Russells
Housing Scheme, Wychavon
Lapworth Architects

British Film Institute Master Film Store
Arts Scheme, Warwick
Edward Cullinan Architects

93 Oakfield
Housing Scheme, Birmingham
Sjölander da Cruz Architects

Far Gosford Street
Area/Regeneration/Masterplan Scheme, Coventry
PCPT

Royal Shakespeare and Swan Theatres
Arts Scheme, Stratford
Bennetts Associates

The Hive
Education/Community Scheme, Worcester
Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios

The Lyng
Housing/Area/Regeneration/Masterplan Scheme, Sandwell
Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council

Zero Carbon House
Eco-Innovator/Housing Scheme, Birmingham
John Christophers

The Michael Baker Boathouse
Education Scheme, The King’s School, Worcester
Associated Architects

Eco Vicarages
Eco-Innovator/Housing Scheme, Church of England Diocese of Worcester
Associated Architects

Birmingham University Projects
Education Schemes
Associated Architects
Gisbert Knapp Materials & Metallurgy
Building
Muirhead Tower

Electric Wharf
Mixed-use housing Scheme, Coventry
Bryant Priest Newman Architects

Zellig
Mixed-use Scheme, Birmingham
Weedon Architects

Evesham Nursery and Children’s Centre
Education Scheme, Wychavon
Howl Associates

Wyre Forest Crematorium and Cemetry
Community/Youth/Public Scheme, Kidderminster
Howl Associates

Walsall Housing Group
Commercial Scheme, Walsall
Bisset Adams

Cube
Mixed-use Scheme, Birmingham
Make Architects

Eleven Brindley Place
Commercial Scheme, Birmingham
Glenn Howells Architects

Bushbury Hill Primary School
Education Scheme, Wolverhampton
Architype

Joseph Chamberlain College
Education Scheme, Birmingham
Nicholas Hare Architects

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