Our team at Cubic Interactive are excited to be working with clients who show such a commitment to their practice and end product. The AJ100 awards are a great chance to celebrate our clients hard work and success over the past 12 months. We are thrilled this year to see so many of our clients nominated across all categories.
Building of the Year
This category, based on a 2020 completion, is judged by design – functionally, materially and spatially – and in its delivery and performance. Nominations should also demonstrate client satisfaction, quality of user experience, and contribution to its wider environment.
Our client
Hawkins Brown has been nominated for this award, for their transformative work on the Grade II listed public library, into a new civic anchor for Plumstead’s local community.
This project's contribution to the community, with its flexible and adaptable design add such value to the project making it a strong nomination for the award. Their work provides a multi purpose space within a historical building, in keeping with the past and present for design.
Collaboration of the Year
Our client
Broadway Malyan
is part of a consortium led by
Mott MacDonald to deliver the Global Future Cities Programme projects. Broadway Malyan have been key in delivering 13 projects in South East Asia that support economic regeneration through a series of targeted interventions on transportation, urban planning and urban resilience.
The Global Future Cities Programme is a UK Government-led initiative aimed at supporting inclusive and sustainable urban growth in some of the world’s fastest growing cities.
Their nomination for this award is testament to the transformational initiative, making significant strides in value added to each community and the sustainable approach.
Community Impact of the Year
Purcell Architecture has been nominated for their work on Holyhead Market Hall, Holyhead. Their work on this historic Grade II listed building has seen the conservation and regeneration of this market hall into a new community and learning centre.
Stride Treglown,
has been nominated for their work creating The Deaf Academy in Exmouth. Our client worked on the planning architecture, building surveying, and landscape design services from inception to completion. The world leading educational facility includes a state-of-the-art teaching hub, new residential block, a multi-use games area, and refurbished theatre providing a space for young people within the community to learn and grow.
Hawkins Brown have been nominated for this award for their transformative work on the Grade II listed public library, into a new civic anchor for Plumstead’s local community. This project's contribution to the community, with its flexible and adaptable design add such value to the project making it a strong nomination for the award. Their work provides a multi purpose space within a historical building, in keeping with the past and present for design.
Practice of the Year
Alongside their nominations for building of the year and community impact of the year, Hawkins Brown are also nominated as practice of the year.
The Practice of the Year Award is judged on key business data from both the main AJ100 survey and the employee survey along with quality of design and approach to sustainability during 2020. Judges will also consider how practices promote diversity and inclusion in the workplace.
Congratulations to all of our clients nominated, we are looking forward to the results.
Reference sources:
https://aj100awards.architectsjournal.co.uk/shortlist-2021
https://www.purcelluk.com/projects/holyhead-market-hall
https://www.hawkinsbrown.com/projects/the-plumstead-centre
https://www.broadwaymalyan.com/projects/fco-city-frameworks/
https://stridetreglown.com/projects/the-deaf-academy/
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