The City of London Academy has won the Prime Minister’s Better Public Building Award for 2006. The comprehensive school in Bermondsey, designed by architects Studio E, beat off strong competition from 13 other shortlisted schemes to clinch the prestigious prize.
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A presentation to mark the inclusion of the John Perry Children's Centre in the Prime Minister's Better Public Building Award shortlist will be taking place on Wednesday 4 October.
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A presentation to mark the inclusion of The Hub, Regent’s Park in the Prime Minister's Award for Better Public Building 2006 shortlist will be taking place on Wednesday 20 September.
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The shortlist for the 2006 Prime Minister’s Better Public Building Award has been announced. The contenders include a spectacular treetop walkway in Northamptonshire; the Evelina Children’s Hospital in Lambeth; the acclaimed National Assembly for Wales; an unusual water activities centre in Norfolk; and an ingenious engineering project to provide a new bridge at Paddington.
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A scheme to transform the roof tops of city buildings into recreation areas for youngsters has won the Environmental Design Award at this year’s D&AD Global Student Awards.
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Prominent MPs from across the political spectrum have called for 'outstanding' new public building projects to be entered for the 2006 Prime Minister's Better Public Building Award. The call comes as the final date for entries - 20 April – draws near.
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At the launch on 1st March of the 2006 Prime Minister's Better Public Building Award, CABE is urging MPs to support high quality design in their constituencies, publishing a new guide showing how good design can drive the delivery of public services.
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