Exhibition - 27th June - 8th July 2022

Stone & Vision Awards 2022

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This is a photographic award seeking images which excite and promote discussion about stone and terrazzo in the built environment.

Stone & Vision Awards 2022 is now closed for entries.

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Exchange Square. Photo © Tom Rothery

Winners 2022

Joshua Page
Henley Halebrown Architects

Kunsthalle, Basel, Switzerland. This image captures the entrance stair to Switzerland’s oldest contemporary art institution. I was taken by the warmth of the space, and the tactile contrast between the stucco walls and the stone handrail.

Athena Thrasyvoulou
Architectural Association
School of Architecture

Drone photography of Albion Stone Factory, Isle of Portland.
The shot shows the accumulation of unwanted Portland Stone pieces in the yard.

David Valinsky
David Valinsky Architect

Trinity Lane, Cambridge – ‘collage’ looking towards Clare College Chapel. All three buildings in the photograph (l,r,c) are built from the same Kettonstone, the setting sun sets the wall of the chapel on fire.

Yuan McCabe
Weedon Architects

Entrance of The Senator Group, Birmingham. ‘Written in stone’, the emphasis is on permanence. However, in the face of time, even stone is fluid. The erosion in this stone step is a record of time – does everyone turn right out of this office?

2022 Shortlist

Richard Battye
Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios

Keval Patel
Allford Hall Monaghan Morris

Athena Thrasyvoulou
Architectural Association School of Architecture

Marcus Baron
Britannicus

Marcus Baron
Britannicus

Michael Cradock
Allford Hall Monaghan Morris

David Valinsky
David Valinsky Architect

Sanya Polescuk
Sanya Polescuk Architects

Evelyn Yueer Wang

Frank Gilks
Morrow + Lorraine

Richard Gill
Paul Archer Design

Elena Aleksandrov
Jonathan Tuckey Design

Yuan McCabe
Weedon Architects

Yuan McCabe
Weedon Architects

Elena Aleksandrov
Jonathan Tuckey Design

Joshua Page
Henley Halebrown Architects

Emma Flanagan
pH+ Architects

Nikola Da Silva Azevedo
Architectural Association School of Architecture

Sally Morrow
Morrow + Lorraine

About the Award

Judges

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Amin Taha

GROUPWORK
Amin Taha was born in Berlin, lived in Baghdad, Southend-on-Sea before London where he hasn’t moved much. He is currently chairperson at Groupwork Employee Ownership Trust, teaches and lectures on architecture, has sat for seven years with the RIBA’s National and International Awards jury, and more recently joined the Sir John Soane Museum as a trustee. Groupwork’s Clerkenwell Close quarry finished limestone exoskeleton was shortlisted for the RIBA’s 2021 Stirling Prize.
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Timothy Soar

Architectural Photographer
Timothy Soar started making architectural photographs on large format film in the 1980’s. He has run photography workshops at his own studios in Cumbria and London, teaching large format and digital techniques. He has been featured in numerous photography magazines and been a regular contributor to The Architects’ Journal and Architecture Today Magazine.  He has photographed architecture from Seattle to Sydney and has worked with 3 Pritzker Prize Winners, 5 Stirling Prize winners, 7 RIBA Gold Medal Winners and 9 Stirling Prize Nominees.
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Phil Coffey

Coffey Architects
Phil Coffey founded Coffey Architects in 2005 to pursue a passion for architecture, natural light, and the environment. He is a hands-on studio leader and enjoys the process of building strong client relationships to deliver exceptional projects, both large and small that inspire and delight. Phil’s involvement runs from design conception through to completion. He has led Coffey Architects to win numerous major design awards and recognitions. Phil is a regular contributor to the debate on architecture and urbanism, including public speaking and written and broadcast commentary for press.
Enzo Favro

Enzo Favro

In Opera Group
Enzo Favro, the MD of the In Opera Group, graduated with a post-graduate in International Trade in 1990. Following a stint with two market leaders in the textile and man-made materials, he started the In Opera Group with a select number of terrazzo and stone factories in Italy. Enzo’s passion for architecture and insight into the stone manufacturing and supply process allowed him to develop a unique business model that links the architects and designers in the UK directly with the manufactures. His hands-on approach and technical expertise has shaped the In Opera Group to become not just a supplier but a partner for his clients throughout numerous projects completed over the last 30 years.

Organiser & Sponsor

In Opera Group is a leading specialist in terrazzo, resin agglomerate and one of the largest natural stone and mosaic suppliers in the UK, complemented with a full range of architectural porcelain tiles and slabs. The company comprises the largest factories and manufacturers in the sector based in Italy, Portugal and the Balkan Peninsula. It has worked closely with the architectural firms in charge of projects, such as Heathrow and Gatwick International Airports, Victoria and Albert Museum, Royal Academy of Arts and other iconic sites and buildings across the UK.