Hampshire County Architects

Hampshire County Architects are the award-winning in-house architects studio of Hampshire County Council, England. They have a particular reputation for good school design. Hampshire County Architects are also notable as they are the only sizeable public-sector county architecture studio remaining, following many years in the UK of outsourcing to the private sector.[1]

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Staff

The practice was led by Colin Stansfield Smith who, as a result of his work at Hampshire County Council, was awarded the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) Gold Medal in 1991.[1] Stansfield Smith was knighted in 1993.

In 2005 the architects department employed 57 architects, 6 landscape architects and 10 interior designers.[2]

Key Buildings and Projects

See also

Hampshire County Council

References

  1. ^ a b RIBA website, RIBA Gold Medal - 1990's - 1991 Colin Stansfield Smith (retrieved 2011-10-26)
  2. ^ Glancey, J. Sense and sensitivity: Alton's new library... The Guardian, 25 April 2005. Retrieved 2011-10-27.
  3. ^ a b e-architect.co.uk Hampshire County Architects : Architecture Information (retrieved 2011-10-26).
  4. ^ RIBA website, Pilgrims School, Bedford (retrieved 2011-10-26).
  5. ^ RIBA website, RIBA AWards|Winners 2005|South|Alton Library, Alton. Retrieved 2011-10-27.
  6. ^ Hampshire Council Architectural Design webpages, Selected projects: Winchester Discovery Centre, last updated 8 August 2011 (retrieved 2011-10-26).
  7. ^ Hampshire Council Architectural Design webpages, Selected projects: Wellstead Primary School, last updated 8 September 2011 (retrieved 2011-10-26).

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