Winning scheme will be broadcast on Channel 4 this autumn

The RIBA has announced the longlist for the 2017 RIBA House of the Year Award.

The award was known as the Manser Medal from 2001 until 2014 but this was replaced the following year and in 2016 the Manser Medal was presented as part of the British Homes Awards.

Last year’s RIBA House of the Year winner was Richard Murphy for his Murphy House in Edinburgh.

The shortlist and winner will be announced this autumn. The award will again be broadcast as part of Channel 4’s Grand Designs series, presented by Kevin McCloud. It will feature a selection of properties from the longlist and will also reveal the shortlisted and winning homes.

Shortlisted designs include a self-build treehouse in Dorset by Brownlie Ernst and Marks, a modern country house in the Oxfordshire Cotswolds by Richard Meier & Partners and a cork-clad holiday home that floats above Essex marshland by Lisa Shell Architects.

 

The RIBA House of the Year 2017 longlist

HouseArchitectsLocation
Peacock House                      BHSF Architekten with Studio-PAldeburgh, Suffolk
RedshankLisa Shell Architects Ltd with Marcus TaylorSt Osyth , Essex
Shawm HouseMawsonKerr ArchitectsWest Woodburn, Northumberland
No 49 31/44 ArchitectsHither Green, London
The Cooperage          Chris Dyson ArchitectsClerkenwell, London
Hidden HouseCoffey ArchitectsClerkenwell, London
Whole House Hayhurst and Co.Balham, London
6 Wood Lane  Birds Portchmouth Russum ArchitectsHighgate, London
Highgate House         Carmody GroarkeHighgate, London
Cob Corner    David Sheppard ArchitectsIvybridge, Devon
Hill House       Mike Keys and Anne ClaxtonBath
The Quest      Strom ArchitectsSwanage, Dorset
Woodsman’s Treehouse           Brownlie Ernst and MarksThorncombe, Dorset
Oxfordshire Residence                       Richard Meier & Partners Architects with Berman Guedes StrettonOxfordshire
Caring Wood              Macdonald Wright Architects with Rural Office for ArchitectureNear Maidstone, Kent
South Street   Sandy Rendel ArchitectsLewes, East Sussex
Ness Point      Tonkin LiuDover, Kent
Newhouse of Auchengee     Ann Nisbet StudioAyrshire
Edinburgh Rd A449 ArchitectsEdinburgh
Fernaig Cottage         Scampton and Barnett ArchitectsWester Ross