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Lion Green Road by Mary Duggan Architects Wins RIBA Stirling Prize 2026

award · 2026-07-17

On 15 October, the RIBA Stirling Prize 2026 was presented to Lion Green Road, a residential project in Croydon, crafted by Mary Duggan Architects in collaboration with RUFF Architects. This announcement marked the prize's 30th anniversary. The development comprises 157 homes arranged in five prismatic structures on a verdant hillside. The jury commended the design for addressing an 8m elevation change and safeguarding a scheduled monument associated with the Surrey Iron Railway. Its integration with the natural environment is notable, featuring textured brick and minimizing overlooking. The jury members included Chris Williamson, Stephanie Macdonald, Tracy Meller, Dr. Julie Godefroy, Will Gompertz, and Catherine Winfield. The shortlist also highlighted works by Sergison Bates, Bennetts Associates, Renzo Piano, Haworth Tompkins, and Witherford Watson Mann. Additionally, the RIBA International Prize 2026 recognized the Green Field Factory in Bangladesh, while the International Emerging Architect Award was given to Maker Architecten for their YIMBY project in Belgium.

Key facts

  • Lion Green Road by Mary Duggan Architects with RUFF Architects won the RIBA Stirling Prize 2026.
  • The award was announced on 15 October, marking the prize's 30th anniversary.
  • The project provides 157 private and affordable dwellings in five 13-sided blocks in Coulsdon, Croydon.
  • The jury cited challenges including an 8m level change, a geological basin, and protection of a scheduled monument related to the Surrey Iron Railway.
  • The shortlist included projects by Sergison Bates, Bennetts Associates, Renzo Piano Building Workshop, Haworth Tompkins, and Witherford Watson Mann Architects.
  • The RIBA International Prize 2026 was awarded to Green Field Factory in Bangladesh by Nakshabid Architects.
  • Maker Architecten received the RIBA International Emerging Architect Award 2026 for the YIMBY project in Kortrijk, Belgium.
  • The Stirling Prize jury comprised Chris Williamson, Stephanie Macdonald, Tracy Meller, Dr Julie Godefroy, Will Gompertz, and Catherine Winfield.

Entities

Artists

  • Mary Duggan
  • Chris Williamson
  • Stephanie Macdonald
  • Tracy Meller
  • Julie Godefroy
  • Will Gompertz
  • Catherine Winfield
  • Joost Moolhuijzen
  • Ana Castillo
  • Lieven De Groote
  • Ellie Stathaki
  • Tadao Ando
  • Rem Koolhaas
  • Renzo Piano
  • Reyyan Dogan
  • Haworth Tompkins
  • Witherford Watson Mann
  • Bennetts Associates
  • Sergison Bates
  • Mary Duggan Architects
  • RUFF Architects
  • Adamson Associates
  • Níall McLaughlin Architects
  • Grimshaw
  • Maynard
  • Equation
  • Atkins Réalis
  • Mæ
  • Johan Dehlin
  • Julian de Metz
  • Susie Le Good
  • Amir Sanei
  • Le Corbusier
  • Frederick Gibberd
  • Lorenzo Zandri
  • Níall McLaughlin
  • Witherford Watson Mann Architects
  • Olly Wainwright
  • Andy Burnham
  • Rob Parish
  • Takero Shimazaki
  • Samuel Chisholm
  • Satish Jassal
  • Tonkin Liu
  • Pat Oleszko
  • Zoe Leonard
  • Ralph Lemon
  • Pope.L
  • Christopher Nolan
  • Sigurd Aase
  • Emanuel Persson
  • Antonin Tron
  • George Condo
  • Angelica Kauffman
  • Martin Smith

Institutions

  • RIBA
  • Mary Duggan Architects
  • RUFF Architects
  • Sergison Bates
  • Bennetts Associates
  • Renzo Piano Building Workshop
  • Adamson Associates
  • Haworth Tompkins
  • Witherford Watson Mann Architects
  • Nakshabid Architects
  • Karupannya Rangpur Limited
  • Maker Architecten
  • 6a architects
  • RSHP
  • CIBSE
  • Sir John Soane's Museum
  • Autodesk
  • Wallpaper*
  • Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
  • Bartlett School of Architecture
  • Thames & Hudson
  • Pembroke College
  • Clare College
  • Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA)
  • RIBA Stirling Prize
  • Witherford Watson Mann
  • Old Billingsgate
  • Appleby Blue Almshouse
  • Elizabeth Line
  • Grimshaw
  • Maynard
  • Equation
  • Atkins Réalis
  • John Morden Centre
  • Mæ
  • Magdalene College
  • Níall McLaughlin Architects
  • Sergison Bates architects
  • East Herts District Council
  • Pembroke College Cambridge
  • Clare College Cambridge
  • London Paddington Station
  • Bakerloo Underground line
  • Grimshaw Architects
  • Royal Institute of British Architects
  • Ruff Architects
  • Transport for London
  • BBC
  • Monocle
  • RUFFARCHITECTS
  • Municipio de Croydon
  • Real Instituto de Arquitectos Británicos (RIBA)
  • AtkinsRéalis
  • ArchDaily
  • Croydon Council
  • Brick by Brick
  • The Guardian
  • MAKER Architecten
  • Architectural Thread
  • Satish Jassal Architects
  • Samuel Chisholm Studio
  • Takero Shimazaki Architects
  • York Minister
  • RIBA Journal
  • Tonkin Liu Architects
  • Dezeen
  • Whitney Biennial
  • Bucksbaum Award
  • Clark Art Institute
  • Selldorf Architects
  • Aso O. Tavitian collection
  • Manton Research Center
  • European Union
  • EU Deforestation Regulation
  • FIFA
  • Louis Vuitton
  • Hauser & Wirth
  • Serpentine Galleries
  • Formafantasma
  • National Gallery
  • Chanel
  • Charvet
  • Tiffany & Co.
  • Cooper Hewitt
  • Nordic Knots
  • Eltham Palace
  • Felix Art Fair
  • Bergdorf Goodman
  • Balmain
  • Ravenna FC
  • Cipriani
  • MB&F M.A.D. Gallery
  • Snøhetta
  • Shanghai Grand Opera House
  • Aman
  • Draken Harald Hårfagre

Locations

  • Croydon
  • United Kingdom
  • London
  • Coulsdon
  • Epping Forest
  • High Beach
  • Hertfordshire
  • River Lea
  • Paddington
  • Cambridge
  • Bangladesh
  • Rangpur
  • Belgium
  • Ghent
  • Kortrijk
  • Greece
  • Thessaloniki
  • Hertford
  • Old Billingsgate
  • Surrey Iron Railway
  • River Cam
  • Paddington Station
  • London Borough of Croydon
  • Fairmead
  • Lion Green Road
  • Paddington Square
  • Pembroke, Mill Lane
  • River Wing
  • Clare College
  • Queen's Road
  • England
  • Londres
  • Reino Unido
  • Magdalene College
  • South London
  • Surrey
  • York
  • Norwich
  • Seven Sisters
  • Cornwall
  • Essex
  • Williamstown
  • Massachusetts
  • United States
  • European Union
  • New York
  • Japan
  • Iwate
  • Shanghai
  • China
  • East Midlands
  • Paris
  • Mill Lane

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