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NEWS AWARDS


Strong international showing for 2021 Surface Design Awards


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Maida Smiles Dental Clinic by Pedra Silva Architects


Maggie's Leeds by Heatherwick Studio & Light Bureau


The 31 finalists of the 2021 Surface Design Show Awards have been announced, selected from 100 entries by the judging panel.


Finalists include projects from Germany to Costa Rica and Oman to San Marino. The Krushi Bhawan building in Bhubaneshwar by Studio Lotus was Supreme Winner in 2019, and India has two entries that have made it to the finals. Sustainability was also high on this year’s agenda, each entry including a calculation for the carbon footprint of the cladding and other materials used.


In the Light and Surface Interior category, Maida Smiles Dental Clinic by Pedra Silva Architects, Coffey Architects’ Apartment Block, Padmanabham by Ritika Rakhiani, Leucos Wall Light by Andra Munro, and Backlit Onyx Staircase by Blee Halligan all made the shortlist. Maggie's Leeds by Heatherwick Studio & Light Bureau, was praised by judges for being “beautiful and comfortable.” Maggie’s Leeds also got a nod in the Light and Surface Exterior category, along


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with US projects Center Street Parking Garage by Marcy Wong Donn Logan Architects & International Parking Design (IPD) and 108 Chambers by Woods Bagot. The finalists for the Housing Interior category included Alpine Retreat (France) by Galuchat and a Beach Home by Hedayat (Egypt) alongside two UK projects, Cabin on the Coast by Studio Evans Lane and Bumpers Oast by ACME, the latter praised by judges as “a contemporary interpretation of a historic building that is well detailed and well executed.” It also made an appearance in the Housing Exterior category, alongside two schemes from emerging practice Alexander Owen Architecture. ACME made it a hat- trick in the Public Realm category for its Marsa Plaza scheme in Oman, along with Sayer Street + The Meadow by Jan Kattein Architects with landscaping by B|D Landscape Architects and lighting design by Michael Grubb Studio. The Temporary Structure category includes Denmark’s Folly by KLINK & Rune Bundgaard, Pune’s Symbiosis


Silo Restaurant by Nina+Co Design


University Hospital by IMK Architects in the selection for Public Building Exterior. Maida Smiles Dental Clinic made the list


in the Public Building Interior category while in the Workspaces Exterior category, 40 Beak Street by Stiff+Trevillion Architects was praised for its use of glazed brickwork. It is also a finalist in the Commercial Building Exterior award with Nayara Tented Camp by Luxury Frontiers and Manchester’s Express Building by Ben Adams Architects. The shortlist for the best Commercial Building Interior includes Pedra Silva Architects’ Dental Clinic, Silo Restaurant by Nina+Co Design and Buckley Gray Yeoman’s 77 Coleman Street. The Workspace Interior category also includes 77 Coleman Street plus ASA HQ by Marco Vanucci and Shell Homage by Rania Elkalla.


The winners will be announced on Thursday 11 February 2021. To see the full list of finalists for the 2021 awards, which are sponsored by the Business Design Centre, Mass Concrete and USM, visit www.architectsdatafile.co.uk


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