RIBA names 20 projects to House of the Year 2022 longlist

By Josh Niland|

Tuesday, Jul 12, 2022

Surbiton Springs by Surman Weston. Image: Johan Dehlin.

It’s that time of year again for the annual slate of RIBA Awards, beginning with today’s announcement of the House of the Year competition longlist.

The award, formerly known as the Manser Medal, is considered second to only the Stirling Prize on RIBA’s recently expanded annual awards program and has traditionally served as a launching pad for architects within the UK. Last year’s winner was Alison Brooks’ House on a Hill in Gloucestershire, which also won the RIBA South West Award and the RIBA South West Building of the Year in the same cycle.

The early 2022 longlist includes adaptive reuse projects from the Northampton and Norfolk countrysides, the 2022 RIBA East Small Project of the Year-winning Mere House project from Mole Architects, and a host of eco-friendly designs exemplified by Paper Igloo’s Ostro Passivhaus in Stirlingshire.

In total, 20 projects made the cut for the first round of new homes that will eventually be boiled down to shortlisted nominees and presented via the BBC Channel 4’s Grand Designs: House of the Year broadcast.

Scroll down to see the full list and select project images.

Ostro Passivhaus by Paper Igloo. Image: David Barbour.

The Red House (Dorset) by David Kohn Architects

The Parchment Works (Suffolk) by Will Gamble Architects

The Library House (London) by Macdonald Wright Architects

The Garden Studio (Norfolk) by Brisco Loran and James Alder Architect

The Dutch Barn (West Sussex) by Sandy Rendel Architects Ltd.

The Red House by David Kohn Architects. Image: Will Pryce.

The Parchment Works by Will Gamble Architects. Image: Johan Dehlin.

The Library House by Macdonald Wright Architects. Image: Heiko Prigge.

The Garden Studio by Brisco Loran and James Alder Architect. Image: Nick Dearden.

The Dutch Barn by Sally Rendel Architects Ltd.. Image: Richard Chivers.

The Den (Scotland) by Technique Architecture and Design (in collaboration with Stallan-Brand)

The Cowshed (Dorset) by Crawshaw Architects LLP

Surbiton Springs (London) by Surman Weston

Suffolk Cottage (Suffolk) by Haysom Ward Miller Architects

Seabreeze (Seabreeze) by RX Architects

Seabreeze by RX Architects. Image: Richard Chivers

Suffolk Cottage by Haysom Ward Miller Architects. Image: Richard Fraser.

Surbiton Springs by Surman Weston. Image: Johan Dehlin.

The Den by Technique Architecture and Design (in collaboration with Stallan-Brand). Image: Dapple Photography.

The Cowshed by Crawshaw Architects LLP. Image: Ingrid Rasmussen.

Ravine House (Derbyshire) by Chiles Evans + Care Architects Ltd.

Peeking House (London) by Fletcher Crane Architects

Ostro Passivhaus (Scotland) by Paper Igloo

Norfolk Barn (Norfolk Barn) by 31/44 Architects and Taylor Made Space

Mountain View (London) by CAN

Mountain View by CAN. Image: Jim Stephenson

Peeking House by Fletcher Crane. Image: Lorenzo Zandri.

Ravine House by Chiles Evans + Care Architects Ltd. Image: Dug Wilder.

Norfolk Barn by 31/44 Architects and Taylor Made Space. Image: Nick Dearden.

Mews House Deep Retrofit (Cambridgeshire) by Prewett Bizley Architects

Mere House (London) by Joan Morters

Leyton House (London) by McMahon Architecture Ltd

House at Lough Beg (Northern Ireland) by McGonigle McGrath

Derwent Valley Villa (Derbyshire) by Blee Halligan

Mews House Deep Retrofit by Prewett Bizley Architects. Image: Andrew Meredith.

Mere House by Joan Morters. Image: Matt Smith.

Leyton House by McMahon Architecture Ltd. Image: Fernando Manoso.

Derwent Valley Villa by Blee Halligan. Image: Henry Wolde.

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