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Heatherwick Studio has won the Royal Institute of British Architects’ Lubetkin prize for the most outstanding work of international architecture by an RIBA member. MRC ran the original design competition which led to the Foreign Office commission. 

MRC, on behalf of the Government of Haiti, is delighted to announce the launch of an international competition to help with the rebuilding programme in Haiti. The deadline for proposals is 5pm (Eastern Daylight Time) on the 28th June 2010.

We are currently looking for an Associate Director and a Project Coordinator for a key heritage project in central London. Good communicators with a strong sense of quality and relevant cultural experience required.

For lovers of history, architecture, art and law, this new book The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom edited by Chris Miele, charts the transformation of the old Middlesex Guildhall into an inspiring public space.

The remains of an early swimming pool have been found at the National Maritime Museum where MRC are project managing the new Sammy Ofer wing.

Congratulations to Claire McKeown, our Senior Associate, whose house recently won first prize in the Don’t Move, Improve! competition run by New London Architecture in association with Time Out magazine.

MRC has been appointed to take charge of development planning for Westminster Abbey. 

Construction work has started on the new £35 million Sammy Ofer Wing at the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, which is being project managed by MRC.

and explains his vision for creating ‘a glowing, inspiring place to work’.

Malcolm Reading argues for a pragmatic approach to Architectural competitions in Building Design letter