Following Niall McLaughlin Architects winning the 2022 Stirling Prize for its New Library at Magdalene College, Dezeen has rounded up 10 key projects by the British architecture studio.
Niall McLaughlin Architects is a London architecture studio that was founded in 1990 by Geneva-born Niall McLaughlin.
The New Library at Magdalene College was the fourth project by the studio to have been shortlisted for the Stirling Prize, but the first to win it. Its previous shortlisted projects were the Sultan Nazrin Shah Centre in 2018, Darbishire Place in 2015 and Bishop Edward King Chapel in 2013.
Read on for 10 of Niall McLaughlin Architects' projects:

Photo is by Nick Kane
The New Library at Magdalene College, 2022
Built for the University of Cambridge, The New Library at Magdalene College is a brick and timber structure that references historic architecture at the campus. The project, which has won the 2022 Stirling Prize, was the result of a 2014 competition to create new facilities alongside the Grade I-listed Pepys Library. The building is organised on a tartan grid and includes a triple-height entrance hall and double-height reading rooms. The interior is filled with a mix of cross-laminated timber and red brick, topped with gabled roof forms and skylights.

Photo is by Nick Kane
Auckland Tower, 2021
This larch tower functions as an entrance for Auckland Castle and a viewpoint for the town of Bishop Aukland. The studio's design is informed by an illustration in a book about ...