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RIBA Gold Medal for Architecture 2018 Winner
British Architect Neave Brown Royal Institute of British Architects Award, England, UK
29 Sep 2017
RIBA Gold Medal for Architecture 2018 Winner
Neave Brown wins Royal Gold Medal for architecture
? UK?s highest honour for architecture is approved personally by Her Majesty The Queen

? Awarded to a pioneer of quality public housing

? Brown is the only living architect to have all their UK work listed

photo © Gareth Gardner
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) is pleased to announce Neave Brown will receive the 2018 Royal Gold Medal, the UK?s highest honour for architecture. Given in recognition of a lifetime?s work, the RIBA Gold Medal for Architecture is approved personally by Her Majesty The Queen and is given to a person or group of people who have had a significant influence ‘either directly or indirectly on the advancement of architecture’. Photos courtesy of RIBA
Alexandra Road Estate, Camden, London building by Neave Brown:

Neave Brown, the revered Modernist architect, is perhaps best known for his visionary 1970s Alexandra Road estate near Swiss Cottage built by Camden Council. With its striking stepped concrete terraces and spacious flats, not only does it provide 500 homes but, in Neave?s own words, it?s ?a piece of city?, containing shops, workshops, a community centre, special needs school, children?s cent...