Herzog and de Meuron’s ‘bird’s nest’ National Stadium in Beijing has been named the best building outside Europe by the RIBA
The centrepiece of the 2008 Olympic Games won the institute’s prestigious Lubetkin Prize – the award, supported by The Architectural Review, given to the ‘most outstanding work of architecture’ outside the European Union by an RIBA member.
The full list of 15 RIBA International Award winners, from which the Lubetkin Prize shortlist has been selected, is:
1. Beijing Capital International Airport Terminal 3 by Foster and Partners with NACO, the Beijing Institute of Architectural Design and Arup.
2. Beijing Station by Farrells with Third Railway Survey and Design Institute Group Corporation for TSDI
3. Maosi Ecological Demonstration Primary School,Quingyang City, China, by the Department of Architecture, the Chinese University of Hong
4. The National Stadium, Beijing, by Herzog and de Mueron with the China Architectural Design and research Group, Arup Sport and Ove Arup and Partners Hong Kong
5. Ninetree Village in Zhejiang, China, by David Chipperfield Architects with Zhejiang South Architectural Services Design
6. Watercube, National Swimming Centre, Beijing by PTW Architects, Sydney with the China State Construction & Engineering Corporation, China State Construction Design International and Arup
7. Saxo Bank, Copenhagenby 3XN for Carlsberg A/S Ejendomme
8. Museum Brandhorst, Munich by sauerbruch hutton
9. Alto Vetro Residential Tower, Dublin by Shay Cleary Architects
10. Sean O’Casey Community Centre, Dublin by O’Donnell and Tuomey
11. European Investment Bank in Luxembourg City by Ingenhoven Architects
12. The British High Commission, Colombo, Sri Lanka, by Richard Murphy Architects withMilroy Perera
13. Cocoon - Exclusive Office Headquarters, Zurich, by Camenzind Evolution
14. Ching Fu Shipbuilding, Kaohsiung, Taiwan by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners, with HOYA Architects
15. Northern Arizona University, Advanced Research and Development Facility, Flagstaff, Arizona by Hopkins Architects with Burns-Wald Hopkins Architects
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