Prestigious accolade for Yaxley-based architects Butcher Bayley
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Butcher Bayley Architects, in London Road, has been shortlisted by The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) for its copper clad extension of a mid-terrace house in the Mill Road Conservation Area in Cambridge.
It is the smallest project recognised among 22 buildings that have been chosen for the RIBA East Awards.
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Hide AdIt will be competing against big names and projects in architecture such as the redesign of Magdalene College Library and Ely Museum.
Luke Butcher, director and co-founder of Butcher Bayley Architects, said: “We’re honoured to have been recognised by such a prestigious institution.
“Copper House is a project we’re really proud of and to get an award from RIBA would be an amazing achievement for us.
“We had a positive year last year – despite the challenges facing us all, in the form of Covid, and the industry, where supply chain issues have presented difficulties – and we’re excited about the possibilities in 2022.
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Hide AdHe added: “We look forward to taking the RIBA judges around our project and finding out the results in the spring.”
The shortlisting comes at a good time for Butcher Bayley Architects, which celebrated its fifth anniversary in November by redesigning its office space. Over the five years, the business, which was co-founded by Carrie Bayley, has overseen £13.2 million worth of construction on 65 projects. The practice has grown significantly in the last two years with four staff joining.
The team oversaw £6 million of construction projects in 2021.
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