RIBA celebrates 2015 London Awards winners

RIBA announced the winners of their 2015 London Awards, which recognizes top-notch architectural projects based in the London capital region. Winners were recently celebrated at a festive evening ceremony in the National Theatre. While an honor, the London Awards are just the beginning. Regional winners will now be considered for the RIBA National Award. Then once the National winners are revealed next month, those winners will move on to compete for the coveted RIBA Stirling Prize for the UK's best building of the year.

Out of the shortlisted projects announced in March, 38 projects won awards. A lucky few also won London Special Awards, including the RIBA London Building of the Year Award.

Check out a selection of winning project photos and the full list of winners below. You might already recognize a few names!

RIBA London Special Awards winners:

• RIBA London Sustainability Award – Bennetts Associates for 5 Pancras Square
• RIBA London Project Architect of the Year Award –Rob Naybour of WestonWilliams+Partners for Paddington Integrated Project
• RIBA London Small Project of the Year Award – Dallas Pierce Quintero for Courtyard House
• RIBA London Historic England Award for Constructive Conservation – Peter Barber Architects for Employment Academy

London Awards winners:

• 10 New Burlington Street, W1S by Allford Hall Monaghan Morris
• 5 Pancras Square, N1C by Bennetts Associates
• Ashmount Primary School, N8 by Penoyre & Prasad
• Bonhams, W1S by Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands
• Brentford Lock West, TW8 by Duggan Morris Architects

• Burntwood School, SW17 by Allford Hall Monaghan Morris
• Courtyard House, E7 by Dallas Pierce Quintero
• Darbishire Place, Peabody Housing, E1 by Niall McLaughlin Architects
• Donmar Dryden Street, WC2E by Haworth Tompkins

• Employment Academy, SE5 by Peter Barber Architects
• Fitzroy Park House, N6 by Stanton Williams
• Foyles, WC2H by Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands
• Friends House, NW1 by John McAslan and Partners

• House In Wapping, E1W by Chris Dyson Architects
• John Roan School, SE3 by John McAslan and Partners
• Kew House, TW9 by Piercy & Company
• London King's Cross Square, N1C by Stanton Williams

• Levring House, WC1N by Jamie Fobert Architects Ltd
• Mint Street, Bethnal Green, E2 by Pitman Tozer Architects Ltd
• National Theatre, NT Future, SE1 by Haworth Tompkins
• NEO Bankside, SE1 by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
• Netherhall Gardens, NW3 by Woollacott Gilmartin Architects

• Paddington Integrated Project, W2 by WestonWilliamson+Partners
• Pear Tree House, SE22 by Edgley Design
• Queens Apartments, W2 by Stiff + Trevillion
• Ravenor Primary Expansion, UB6 by Seymour Harris Architecture

• St Mary of Eton Church, Apartments and Community Rooms, E9 by Matthew Lloyd Architects LLP
• St Paul's School Science Building, SW13 by Nicholas Hare Architects
• St Thomas the Apostle College, SE15 by Allies and Morrison
• Tabernacle Street, EC2A by Piercy & Company London

• The Foundry, SE11 by Architecture 00 Ltd
• University campus for Hult International Business School, E1 by Sergison Bates architects
• University of Greenwich Stockwell Street Building, SE10 by heneghan peng architects
• Vaulted House, W6  by vPPR Architects

• Waddington Studios, N16 by Featherstone Young Architects
• White on White, NW1 by Gianni Botsford Architects
• William Perkin Church of England High School, UB6 by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios
• William Street Quarter, IG11 by Allford Hall Monaghan Morris