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Lynch Architects
Hackney-based architecture practice specialising in beauty and use. See also @pad_lynch & @canalsidepress
Our #shackelwelllaneproject has been long listed in the Dezeen awards 2025, in the House Renovation category.
Our #shackelwelllaneproject has been long listed in the Dezeen awards 2025, in the House Renovation category.
Westminster Coroner’s Court has won a 2026 UK RIBA London Award. “Lynch Architects’ refurbishment and extension adds an understated foil to a flamboyant historic building, while vastly improving the experience of those who work there or visit at difficult times, earning a 2026 UK RIBA London Award” - from @ribajournal @lyncharchitects Photograph by @rory_gaylor Credits:
Specialist timber engineer and contractor - Eurban
Environmental / M&E engineer - Max Fordham
Quantity surveyor / cost consultant - Cumming Group
Structural engineer - Gray Baines and Shew
Access consultant - Withernay Projects
Fire engineer -Semper
Pre-construction logistics - AIA Consulting
Heritage consultant - KM Heritage
Lighting designer - Candra Lighting
Jankes Barn by @lyncharchitects as seen on @channel4 @granddesignstv: House of the Year.
Shortlisted for RIBA House of the Year 2025, a restored timber-framed barn in Essex. The main barn sits inside the gated enclosure of the old farmyard. Inside, the yard has become a landscaped courtyard garden where none of the overall scale has changed but the details of windows, doors, guttering, downpipes and paving are all explicitly modern while sympathetic to the building. The main entrance is via the old barn doors, symbolically retained but flung open to reveal the new glazed screen, door and the barn structure.
Inside, the painstakingly restored original timber structure is fully revealed, with replacement components, also in oak, left square in contrast to the older, more worn elements. The building remains fundamentally a barn: while there are the architectural elements of the kitchen including the inserted fireplace, rooms only exist in subsidiary spaces or outbuildings.
➡️ Explore the project online now: riba.org/HouseOfTheYear
🏆 Episode 4 announcing the winner of RIBA #HouseOfTheYear airs on @channel4, 10 December 8pm
RIBA House of the Year Award is sponsored by @rensonworldwide
#RIBAawards #GrandDesigns
Jankes Barn by @lyncharchitects as seen on @channel4 @granddesignstv: House of the Year.
Shortlisted for RIBA House of the Year 2025, a restored timber-framed barn in Essex. The main barn sits inside the gated enclosure of the old farmyard. Inside, the yard has become a landscaped courtyard garden where none of the overall scale has changed but the details of windows, doors, guttering, downpipes and paving are all explicitly modern while sympathetic to the building. The main entrance is via the old barn doors, symbolically retained but flung open to reveal the new glazed screen, door and the barn structure.
Inside, the painstakingly restored original timber structure is fully revealed, with replacement components, also in oak, left square in contrast to the older, more worn elements. The building remains fundamentally a barn: while there are the architectural elements of the kitchen including the inserted fireplace, rooms only exist in subsidiary spaces or outbuildings.
➡️ Explore the project online now: riba.org/HouseOfTheYear
🏆 Episode 4 announcing the winner of RIBA #HouseOfTheYear airs on @channel4, 10 December 8pm
RIBA House of the Year Award is sponsored by @rensonworldwide
#RIBAawards #GrandDesigns
Jankes Barn by @lyncharchitects as seen on @channel4 @granddesignstv: House of the Year.
Shortlisted for RIBA House of the Year 2025, a restored timber-framed barn in Essex. The main barn sits inside the gated enclosure of the old farmyard. Inside, the yard has become a landscaped courtyard garden where none of the overall scale has changed but the details of windows, doors, guttering, downpipes and paving are all explicitly modern while sympathetic to the building. The main entrance is via the old barn doors, symbolically retained but flung open to reveal the new glazed screen, door and the barn structure.
Inside, the painstakingly restored original timber structure is fully revealed, with replacement components, also in oak, left square in contrast to the older, more worn elements. The building remains fundamentally a barn: while there are the architectural elements of the kitchen including the inserted fireplace, rooms only exist in subsidiary spaces or outbuildings.
➡️ Explore the project online now: riba.org/HouseOfTheYear
🏆 Episode 4 announcing the winner of RIBA #HouseOfTheYear airs on @channel4, 10 December 8pm
RIBA House of the Year Award is sponsored by @rensonworldwide
#RIBAawards #GrandDesigns
Jankes Barn by @lyncharchitects as seen on @channel4 @granddesignstv: House of the Year.
Shortlisted for RIBA House of the Year 2025, a restored timber-framed barn in Essex. The main barn sits inside the gated enclosure of the old farmyard. Inside, the yard has become a landscaped courtyard garden where none of the overall scale has changed but the details of windows, doors, guttering, downpipes and paving are all explicitly modern while sympathetic to the building. The main entrance is via the old barn doors, symbolically retained but flung open to reveal the new glazed screen, door and the barn structure.
Inside, the painstakingly restored original timber structure is fully revealed, with replacement components, also in oak, left square in contrast to the older, more worn elements. The building remains fundamentally a barn: while there are the architectural elements of the kitchen including the inserted fireplace, rooms only exist in subsidiary spaces or outbuildings.
➡️ Explore the project online now: riba.org/HouseOfTheYear
🏆 Episode 4 announcing the winner of RIBA #HouseOfTheYear airs on @channel4, 10 December 8pm
RIBA House of the Year Award is sponsored by @rensonworldwide
#RIBAawards #GrandDesigns
Jankes Barn by @lyncharchitects as seen on @channel4 @granddesignstv: House of the Year.
Shortlisted for RIBA House of the Year 2025, a restored timber-framed barn in Essex. The main barn sits inside the gated enclosure of the old farmyard. Inside, the yard has become a landscaped courtyard garden where none of the overall scale has changed but the details of windows, doors, guttering, downpipes and paving are all explicitly modern while sympathetic to the building. The main entrance is via the old barn doors, symbolically retained but flung open to reveal the new glazed screen, door and the barn structure.
Inside, the painstakingly restored original timber structure is fully revealed, with replacement components, also in oak, left square in contrast to the older, more worn elements. The building remains fundamentally a barn: while there are the architectural elements of the kitchen including the inserted fireplace, rooms only exist in subsidiary spaces or outbuildings.
➡️ Explore the project online now: riba.org/HouseOfTheYear
🏆 Episode 4 announcing the winner of RIBA #HouseOfTheYear airs on @channel4, 10 December 8pm
RIBA House of the Year Award is sponsored by @rensonworldwide
#RIBAawards #GrandDesigns
Jankes Barn by @lyncharchitects as seen on @channel4 @granddesignstv: House of the Year.
Shortlisted for RIBA House of the Year 2025, a restored timber-framed barn in Essex. The main barn sits inside the gated enclosure of the old farmyard. Inside, the yard has become a landscaped courtyard garden where none of the overall scale has changed but the details of windows, doors, guttering, downpipes and paving are all explicitly modern while sympathetic to the building. The main entrance is via the old barn doors, symbolically retained but flung open to reveal the new glazed screen, door and the barn structure.
Inside, the painstakingly restored original timber structure is fully revealed, with replacement components, also in oak, left square in contrast to the older, more worn elements. The building remains fundamentally a barn: while there are the architectural elements of the kitchen including the inserted fireplace, rooms only exist in subsidiary spaces or outbuildings.
➡️ Explore the project online now: riba.org/HouseOfTheYear
🏆 Episode 4 announcing the winner of RIBA #HouseOfTheYear airs on @channel4, 10 December 8pm
RIBA House of the Year Award is sponsored by @rensonworldwide
#RIBAawards #GrandDesigns
Jankes Barn by @lyncharchitects as seen on @channel4 @granddesignstv: House of the Year.
Shortlisted for RIBA House of the Year 2025, a restored timber-framed barn in Essex. The main barn sits inside the gated enclosure of the old farmyard. Inside, the yard has become a landscaped courtyard garden where none of the overall scale has changed but the details of windows, doors, guttering, downpipes and paving are all explicitly modern while sympathetic to the building. The main entrance is via the old barn doors, symbolically retained but flung open to reveal the new glazed screen, door and the barn structure.
Inside, the painstakingly restored original timber structure is fully revealed, with replacement components, also in oak, left square in contrast to the older, more worn elements. The building remains fundamentally a barn: while there are the architectural elements of the kitchen including the inserted fireplace, rooms only exist in subsidiary spaces or outbuildings.
➡️ Explore the project online now: riba.org/HouseOfTheYear
🏆 Episode 4 announcing the winner of RIBA #HouseOfTheYear airs on @channel4, 10 December 8pm
RIBA House of the Year Award is sponsored by @rensonworldwide
#RIBAawards #GrandDesigns
Colonnade at #n2victorialondon today in the early evening sunlight, with architecture, landscape and seating by @mufarchitectureart and @lyncharchitects etc.
Colonnade at #n2victorialondon today in the early evening sunlight, with architecture, landscape and seating by @mufarchitectureart and @lyncharchitects etc.
Colonnade at #n2victorialondon today in the early evening sunlight, with architecture, landscape and seating by @mufarchitectureart and @lyncharchitects etc.
Colonnade at #n2victorialondon today in the early evening sunlight, with architecture, landscape and seating by @mufarchitectureart and @lyncharchitects etc.
Colonnade at #n2victorialondon today in the early evening sunlight, with architecture, landscape and seating by @mufarchitectureart and @lyncharchitects etc.
Colonnade at #n2victorialondon today in the early evening sunlight, with architecture, landscape and seating by @mufarchitectureart and @lyncharchitects etc.
Colonnade at #n2victorialondon today in the early evening sunlight, with architecture, landscape and seating by @mufarchitectureart and @lyncharchitects etc.
Colonnade at #n2victorialondon today in the early evening sunlight, with architecture, landscape and seating by @mufarchitectureart and @lyncharchitects etc.
Colonnade at #n2victorialondon today in the early evening sunlight, with architecture, landscape and seating by @mufarchitectureart and @lyncharchitects etc.
Models in the studio @lyncharchitects this afternoon: “A city is not an organism or a system, if it resembles anything it is a kind of dream.”, Joseph Rykwert, Preface to the 2nd Edition of The Idea of a Town: The Anthropology of Urban Form in Rome, Italy and the Ancient World (1964).
Models in the studio @lyncharchitects this afternoon: “A city is not an organism or a system, if it resembles anything it is a kind of dream.”, Joseph Rykwert, Preface to the 2nd Edition of The Idea of a Town: The Anthropology of Urban Form in Rome, Italy and the Ancient World (1964).
Models in the studio @lyncharchitects this afternoon: “A city is not an organism or a system, if it resembles anything it is a kind of dream.”, Joseph Rykwert, Preface to the 2nd Edition of The Idea of a Town: The Anthropology of Urban Form in Rome, Italy and the Ancient World (1964).
Models in the studio @lyncharchitects this afternoon: “A city is not an organism or a system, if it resembles anything it is a kind of dream.”, Joseph Rykwert, Preface to the 2nd Edition of The Idea of a Town: The Anthropology of Urban Form in Rome, Italy and the Ancient World (1964).
Models in the studio @lyncharchitects this afternoon: “A city is not an organism or a system, if it resembles anything it is a kind of dream.”, Joseph Rykwert, Preface to the 2nd Edition of The Idea of a Town: The Anthropology of Urban Form in Rome, Italy and the Ancient World (1964).
Models in the studio @lyncharchitects this afternoon: “A city is not an organism or a system, if it resembles anything it is a kind of dream.”, Joseph Rykwert, Preface to the 2nd Edition of The Idea of a Town: The Anthropology of Urban Form in Rome, Italy and the Ancient World (1964).
Models in the studio @lyncharchitects this afternoon: “A city is not an organism or a system, if it resembles anything it is a kind of dream.”, Joseph Rykwert, Preface to the 2nd Edition of The Idea of a Town: The Anthropology of Urban Form in Rome, Italy and the Ancient World (1964).
Models in the studio @lyncharchitects this afternoon: “A city is not an organism or a system, if it resembles anything it is a kind of dream.”, Joseph Rykwert, Preface to the 2nd Edition of The Idea of a Town: The Anthropology of Urban Form in Rome, Italy and the Ancient World (1964).
Models in the studio @lyncharchitects this afternoon: “A city is not an organism or a system, if it resembles anything it is a kind of dream.”, Joseph Rykwert, Preface to the 2nd Edition of The Idea of a Town: The Anthropology of Urban Form in Rome, Italy and the Ancient World (1964).
Models in the studio @lyncharchitects this afternoon: “A city is not an organism or a system, if it resembles anything it is a kind of dream.”, Joseph Rykwert, Preface to the 2nd Edition of The Idea of a Town: The Anthropology of Urban Form in Rome, Italy and the Ancient World (1964).
Models in the studio @lyncharchitects this afternoon: “A city is not an organism or a system, if it resembles anything it is a kind of dream.”, Joseph Rykwert, Preface to the 2nd Edition of The Idea of a Town: The Anthropology of Urban Form in Rome, Italy and the Ancient World (1964).
Models in the studio @lyncharchitects this afternoon: “A city is not an organism or a system, if it resembles anything it is a kind of dream.”, Joseph Rykwert, Preface to the 2nd Edition of The Idea of a Town: The Anthropology of Urban Form in Rome, Italy and the Ancient World (1964).
Models in the studio @lyncharchitects this afternoon: “A city is not an organism or a system, if it resembles anything it is a kind of dream.”, Joseph Rykwert, Preface to the 2nd Edition of The Idea of a Town: The Anthropology of Urban Form in Rome, Italy and the Ancient World (1964).
Models in the studio @lyncharchitects this afternoon: “A city is not an organism or a system, if it resembles anything it is a kind of dream.”, Joseph Rykwert, Preface to the 2nd Edition of The Idea of a Town: The Anthropology of Urban Form in Rome, Italy and the Ancient World (1964).
Models in the studio @lyncharchitects this afternoon: “A city is not an organism or a system, if it resembles anything it is a kind of dream.”, Joseph Rykwert, Preface to the 2nd Edition of The Idea of a Town: The Anthropology of Urban Form in Rome, Italy and the Ancient World (1964).
Models in the studio @lyncharchitects this afternoon: “A city is not an organism or a system, if it resembles anything it is a kind of dream.”, Joseph Rykwert, Preface to the 2nd Edition of The Idea of a Town: The Anthropology of Urban Form in Rome, Italy and the Ancient World (1964).
Models in the studio @lyncharchitects this afternoon: “A city is not an organism or a system, if it resembles anything it is a kind of dream.”, Joseph Rykwert, Preface to the 2nd Edition of The Idea of a Town: The Anthropology of Urban Form in Rome, Italy and the Ancient World (1964).
Models in the studio @lyncharchitects this afternoon: “A city is not an organism or a system, if it resembles anything it is a kind of dream.”, Joseph Rykwert, Preface to the 2nd Edition of The Idea of a Town: The Anthropology of Urban Form in Rome, Italy and the Ancient World (1964).
Models in the studio @lyncharchitects this afternoon: “A city is not an organism or a system, if it resembles anything it is a kind of dream.”, Joseph Rykwert, Preface to the 2nd Edition of The Idea of a Town: The Anthropology of Urban Form in Rome, Italy and the Ancient World (1964).
Models in the studio @lyncharchitects this afternoon: “A city is not an organism or a system, if it resembles anything it is a kind of dream.”, Joseph Rykwert, Preface to the 2nd Edition of The Idea of a Town: The Anthropology of Urban Form in Rome, Italy and the Ancient World (1964).
#jankesbarn #ribahouseoftheyear #londonarchitects #londonarchitecture #hackneyarchitect @pad_lynch
#jankesbarn #ribahouseoftheyear #londonarchitects #londonarchitecture #hackneyarchitect @pad_lynch
RIBA House of the Year 2025 shortlist #jankesbarn Essex - a joy to work on with the brilliant @joanne.bernstein - the project was the winner of RIBA East Conservation Award 2025. “The scale is both domestic and awe-inspiring. The clarity of thinking alongside the restrained use of materials brings meticulous detailing into focus… both in the landscaping response, executed by the client as the garden designer, and the ‘light touch’ of the original form and structure by the architects, the building has been renewed for future generations with respect. The jury was impressed by the care in conservation taken by all involved, but also enjoyed the contemporary interventions made without fear of undermining the quality of the original building. The final product is graceful, resolutely modern and a robust piece of enduring rural architecture.” Jury Citation, RIBA House of the Year 2025. Photographs by @rory_gaylor @suebarr_foto
RIBA House of the Year 2025 shortlist #jankesbarn Essex - a joy to work on with the brilliant @joanne.bernstein - the project was the winner of RIBA East Conservation Award 2025. “The scale is both domestic and awe-inspiring. The clarity of thinking alongside the restrained use of materials brings meticulous detailing into focus… both in the landscaping response, executed by the client as the garden designer, and the ‘light touch’ of the original form and structure by the architects, the building has been renewed for future generations with respect. The jury was impressed by the care in conservation taken by all involved, but also enjoyed the contemporary interventions made without fear of undermining the quality of the original building. The final product is graceful, resolutely modern and a robust piece of enduring rural architecture.” Jury Citation, RIBA House of the Year 2025. Photographs by @rory_gaylor @suebarr_foto
RIBA House of the Year 2025 shortlist #jankesbarn Essex - a joy to work on with the brilliant @joanne.bernstein - the project was the winner of RIBA East Conservation Award 2025. “The scale is both domestic and awe-inspiring. The clarity of thinking alongside the restrained use of materials brings meticulous detailing into focus… both in the landscaping response, executed by the client as the garden designer, and the ‘light touch’ of the original form and structure by the architects, the building has been renewed for future generations with respect. The jury was impressed by the care in conservation taken by all involved, but also enjoyed the contemporary interventions made without fear of undermining the quality of the original building. The final product is graceful, resolutely modern and a robust piece of enduring rural architecture.” Jury Citation, RIBA House of the Year 2025. Photographs by @rory_gaylor @suebarr_foto
RIBA House of the Year 2025 shortlist #jankesbarn Essex - a joy to work on with the brilliant @joanne.bernstein - the project was the winner of RIBA East Conservation Award 2025. “The scale is both domestic and awe-inspiring. The clarity of thinking alongside the restrained use of materials brings meticulous detailing into focus… both in the landscaping response, executed by the client as the garden designer, and the ‘light touch’ of the original form and structure by the architects, the building has been renewed for future generations with respect. The jury was impressed by the care in conservation taken by all involved, but also enjoyed the contemporary interventions made without fear of undermining the quality of the original building. The final product is graceful, resolutely modern and a robust piece of enduring rural architecture.” Jury Citation, RIBA House of the Year 2025. Photographs by @rory_gaylor @suebarr_foto
RIBA House of the Year 2025 shortlist #jankesbarn Essex - a joy to work on with the brilliant @joanne.bernstein - the project was the winner of RIBA East Conservation Award 2025. “The scale is both domestic and awe-inspiring. The clarity of thinking alongside the restrained use of materials brings meticulous detailing into focus… both in the landscaping response, executed by the client as the garden designer, and the ‘light touch’ of the original form and structure by the architects, the building has been renewed for future generations with respect. The jury was impressed by the care in conservation taken by all involved, but also enjoyed the contemporary interventions made without fear of undermining the quality of the original building. The final product is graceful, resolutely modern and a robust piece of enduring rural architecture.” Jury Citation, RIBA House of the Year 2025. Photographs by @rory_gaylor @suebarr_foto
RIBA House of the Year 2025 shortlist #jankesbarn Essex - a joy to work on with the brilliant @joanne.bernstein - the project was the winner of RIBA East Conservation Award 2025. “The scale is both domestic and awe-inspiring. The clarity of thinking alongside the restrained use of materials brings meticulous detailing into focus… both in the landscaping response, executed by the client as the garden designer, and the ‘light touch’ of the original form and structure by the architects, the building has been renewed for future generations with respect. The jury was impressed by the care in conservation taken by all involved, but also enjoyed the contemporary interventions made without fear of undermining the quality of the original building. The final product is graceful, resolutely modern and a robust piece of enduring rural architecture.” Jury Citation, RIBA House of the Year 2025. Photographs by @rory_gaylor @suebarr_foto
RIBA House of the Year 2025 shortlist #jankesbarn Essex - a joy to work on with the brilliant @joanne.bernstein - the project was the winner of RIBA East Conservation Award 2025. “The scale is both domestic and awe-inspiring. The clarity of thinking alongside the restrained use of materials brings meticulous detailing into focus… both in the landscaping response, executed by the client as the garden designer, and the ‘light touch’ of the original form and structure by the architects, the building has been renewed for future generations with respect. The jury was impressed by the care in conservation taken by all involved, but also enjoyed the contemporary interventions made without fear of undermining the quality of the original building. The final product is graceful, resolutely modern and a robust piece of enduring rural architecture.” Jury Citation, RIBA House of the Year 2025. Photographs by @rory_gaylor @suebarr_foto
RIBA House of the Year 2025 shortlist #jankesbarn Essex - a joy to work on with the brilliant @joanne.bernstein - the project was the winner of RIBA East Conservation Award 2025. “The scale is both domestic and awe-inspiring. The clarity of thinking alongside the restrained use of materials brings meticulous detailing into focus… both in the landscaping response, executed by the client as the garden designer, and the ‘light touch’ of the original form and structure by the architects, the building has been renewed for future generations with respect. The jury was impressed by the care in conservation taken by all involved, but also enjoyed the contemporary interventions made without fear of undermining the quality of the original building. The final product is graceful, resolutely modern and a robust piece of enduring rural architecture.” Jury Citation, RIBA House of the Year 2025. Photographs by @rory_gaylor @suebarr_foto
RIBA House of the Year 2025 shortlist #jankesbarn Essex - a joy to work on with the brilliant @joanne.bernstein - the project was the winner of RIBA East Conservation Award 2025. “The scale is both domestic and awe-inspiring. The clarity of thinking alongside the restrained use of materials brings meticulous detailing into focus… both in the landscaping response, executed by the client as the garden designer, and the ‘light touch’ of the original form and structure by the architects, the building has been renewed for future generations with respect. The jury was impressed by the care in conservation taken by all involved, but also enjoyed the contemporary interventions made without fear of undermining the quality of the original building. The final product is graceful, resolutely modern and a robust piece of enduring rural architecture.” Jury Citation, RIBA House of the Year 2025. Photographs by @rory_gaylor @suebarr_foto
RIBA House of the Year 2025 shortlist #jankesbarn Essex - a joy to work on with the brilliant @joanne.bernstein - the project was the winner of RIBA East Conservation Award 2025. “The scale is both domestic and awe-inspiring. The clarity of thinking alongside the restrained use of materials brings meticulous detailing into focus… both in the landscaping response, executed by the client as the garden designer, and the ‘light touch’ of the original form and structure by the architects, the building has been renewed for future generations with respect. The jury was impressed by the care in conservation taken by all involved, but also enjoyed the contemporary interventions made without fear of undermining the quality of the original building. The final product is graceful, resolutely modern and a robust piece of enduring rural architecture.” Jury Citation, RIBA House of the Year 2025. Photographs by @rory_gaylor @suebarr_foto
RIBA House of the Year 2025 shortlist #jankesbarn Essex - a joy to work on with the brilliant @joanne.bernstein - the project was the winner of RIBA East Conservation Award 2025. “The scale is both domestic and awe-inspiring. The clarity of thinking alongside the restrained use of materials brings meticulous detailing into focus… both in the landscaping response, executed by the client as the garden designer, and the ‘light touch’ of the original form and structure by the architects, the building has been renewed for future generations with respect. The jury was impressed by the care in conservation taken by all involved, but also enjoyed the contemporary interventions made without fear of undermining the quality of the original building. The final product is graceful, resolutely modern and a robust piece of enduring rural architecture.” Jury Citation, RIBA House of the Year 2025. Photographs by @rory_gaylor @suebarr_foto
RIBA House of the Year 2025 shortlist #jankesbarn Essex - a joy to work on with the brilliant @joanne.bernstein - the project was the winner of RIBA East Conservation Award 2025. “The scale is both domestic and awe-inspiring. The clarity of thinking alongside the restrained use of materials brings meticulous detailing into focus… both in the landscaping response, executed by the client as the garden designer, and the ‘light touch’ of the original form and structure by the architects, the building has been renewed for future generations with respect. The jury was impressed by the care in conservation taken by all involved, but also enjoyed the contemporary interventions made without fear of undermining the quality of the original building. The final product is graceful, resolutely modern and a robust piece of enduring rural architecture.” Jury Citation, RIBA House of the Year 2025. Photographs by @rory_gaylor @suebarr_foto
RIBA House of the Year 2025 shortlist #jankesbarn Essex - a joy to work on with the brilliant @joanne.bernstein - the project was the winner of RIBA East Conservation Award 2025. “The scale is both domestic and awe-inspiring. The clarity of thinking alongside the restrained use of materials brings meticulous detailing into focus… both in the landscaping response, executed by the client as the garden designer, and the ‘light touch’ of the original form and structure by the architects, the building has been renewed for future generations with respect. The jury was impressed by the care in conservation taken by all involved, but also enjoyed the contemporary interventions made without fear of undermining the quality of the original building. The final product is graceful, resolutely modern and a robust piece of enduring rural architecture.” Jury Citation, RIBA House of the Year 2025. Photographs by @rory_gaylor @suebarr_foto
RIBA House of the Year 2025 shortlist #jankesbarn Essex - a joy to work on with the brilliant @joanne.bernstein - the project was the winner of RIBA East Conservation Award 2025. “The scale is both domestic and awe-inspiring. The clarity of thinking alongside the restrained use of materials brings meticulous detailing into focus… both in the landscaping response, executed by the client as the garden designer, and the ‘light touch’ of the original form and structure by the architects, the building has been renewed for future generations with respect. The jury was impressed by the care in conservation taken by all involved, but also enjoyed the contemporary interventions made without fear of undermining the quality of the original building. The final product is graceful, resolutely modern and a robust piece of enduring rural architecture.” Jury Citation, RIBA House of the Year 2025. Photographs by @rory_gaylor @suebarr_foto
RIBA House of the Year 2025 shortlist #jankesbarn Essex - a joy to work on with the brilliant @joanne.bernstein - the project was the winner of RIBA East Conservation Award 2025. “The scale is both domestic and awe-inspiring. The clarity of thinking alongside the restrained use of materials brings meticulous detailing into focus… both in the landscaping response, executed by the client as the garden designer, and the ‘light touch’ of the original form and structure by the architects, the building has been renewed for future generations with respect. The jury was impressed by the care in conservation taken by all involved, but also enjoyed the contemporary interventions made without fear of undermining the quality of the original building. The final product is graceful, resolutely modern and a robust piece of enduring rural architecture.” Jury Citation, RIBA House of the Year 2025. Photographs by @rory_gaylor @suebarr_foto
RIBA House of the Year 2025 shortlist #jankesbarn Essex - a joy to work on with the brilliant @joanne.bernstein - the project was the winner of RIBA East Conservation Award 2025. “The scale is both domestic and awe-inspiring. The clarity of thinking alongside the restrained use of materials brings meticulous detailing into focus… both in the landscaping response, executed by the client as the garden designer, and the ‘light touch’ of the original form and structure by the architects, the building has been renewed for future generations with respect. The jury was impressed by the care in conservation taken by all involved, but also enjoyed the contemporary interventions made without fear of undermining the quality of the original building. The final product is graceful, resolutely modern and a robust piece of enduring rural architecture.” Jury Citation, RIBA House of the Year 2025. Photographs by @rory_gaylor @suebarr_foto
RIBA House of the Year 2025 shortlist #jankesbarn Essex - a joy to work on with the brilliant @joanne.bernstein - the project was the winner of RIBA East Conservation Award 2025. “The scale is both domestic and awe-inspiring. The clarity of thinking alongside the restrained use of materials brings meticulous detailing into focus… both in the landscaping response, executed by the client as the garden designer, and the ‘light touch’ of the original form and structure by the architects, the building has been renewed for future generations with respect. The jury was impressed by the care in conservation taken by all involved, but also enjoyed the contemporary interventions made without fear of undermining the quality of the original building. The final product is graceful, resolutely modern and a robust piece of enduring rural architecture.” Jury Citation, RIBA House of the Year 2025. Photographs by @rory_gaylor @suebarr_foto
RIBA House of the Year 2025 shortlist #jankesbarn Essex - a joy to work on with the brilliant @joanne.bernstein - the project was the winner of RIBA East Conservation Award 2025. “The scale is both domestic and awe-inspiring. The clarity of thinking alongside the restrained use of materials brings meticulous detailing into focus… both in the landscaping response, executed by the client as the garden designer, and the ‘light touch’ of the original form and structure by the architects, the building has been renewed for future generations with respect. The jury was impressed by the care in conservation taken by all involved, but also enjoyed the contemporary interventions made without fear of undermining the quality of the original building. The final product is graceful, resolutely modern and a robust piece of enduring rural architecture.” Jury Citation, RIBA House of the Year 2025. Photographs by @rory_gaylor @suebarr_foto
RIBA House of the Year 2025 shortlist #jankesbarn Essex - a joy to work on with the brilliant @joanne.bernstein - the project was the winner of RIBA East Conservation Award 2025. “The scale is both domestic and awe-inspiring. The clarity of thinking alongside the restrained use of materials brings meticulous detailing into focus… both in the landscaping response, executed by the client as the garden designer, and the ‘light touch’ of the original form and structure by the architects, the building has been renewed for future generations with respect. The jury was impressed by the care in conservation taken by all involved, but also enjoyed the contemporary interventions made without fear of undermining the quality of the original building. The final product is graceful, resolutely modern and a robust piece of enduring rural architecture.” Jury Citation, RIBA House of the Year 2025. Photographs by @rory_gaylor @suebarr_foto
RIBA House of the Year 2025 shortlist #jankesbarn Essex - a joy to work on with the brilliant @joanne.bernstein - the project was the winner of RIBA East Conservation Award 2025. “The scale is both domestic and awe-inspiring. The clarity of thinking alongside the restrained use of materials brings meticulous detailing into focus… both in the landscaping response, executed by the client as the garden designer, and the ‘light touch’ of the original form and structure by the architects, the building has been renewed for future generations with respect. The jury was impressed by the care in conservation taken by all involved, but also enjoyed the contemporary interventions made without fear of undermining the quality of the original building. The final product is graceful, resolutely modern and a robust piece of enduring rural architecture.” Jury Citation, RIBA House of the Year 2025. Photographs by @rory_gaylor @suebarr_foto
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