Stirling Prize Betting Odds And History Of Winners

Stirling Prize Betting

Step into the thrilling world of architectural conjecture with our complete guide on betting odds for the distinguished Stirling Prize. From contenders' analysis to a fascinating look back at prior honorees, we equip you with the insights to make an informed - and potentially profitable - prediction on this year's winner. 

Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing sphere of high design and high stakes. So, are you set to channel your inner architect and predict the winner? 

Stirling Prize Betting Odds News

Our news feed will have updated odds as they change in the run up to the eventual winner being announced on the 19th October 2023. Here previous news stories on this years nominees and betting

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RIBA Stirling Prize Nominations 2023

There are 6 nominees for the Stirling Prize in 2023, with the majority having been constructed in London - The University of Warwick breaks the trends with their new Faculty of Arts.

1. A House for Artists, Barking (Apparata Architects)

Stäle Eriksen

APPARATA is an architecture, design, and research powerhouse that crafts buildings, furniture, and books - elements intended to unlock unexplored potentials of everyday existence. Their focus extends to the intricate composition of things: the materials, structures, identities, communities, and landscapes.

Their recent masterpiece is 'A House for Artists' – a groundbreaking blend of budget-friendly co-housing and community arts center, located in Barking, London. The construction has made it to the Observer's esteemed Top 5 Buildings of 2021 list and has gained recognition in respected publications like The Guardian, The RIBA Journal, Architecture Today, and Werk, Bauen+Wohen.

2. Central Somers Town Community Facilities and Housing, Camden (Adam Khan Architects)

David Grandorge

Tucked within the urban embrace of Central Somers Town in Camden, London, is an innovative project that champions community and urban rejuvenation, realized between 2014 and 2021. Initiated by Camden Council, the project brought forth 10 new social homes, designed with a modern aesthetic and the purpose of fostering social inclusion. 

Beyond housing, the realm of this project extended to nurturing a vibrant communal spirit. Integrated community play facilities give the young ones a safe space to engage and learn. A newly minted youth club offers a hub for local adolescents to interact, while the innovative Rooftop Multi-Use Games Area provides an exciting venue for sports and active fun under the city skyline. This endeavor encapsulates a thoughtful fusion of residential, recreational, and social facilities geared towards creating a thriving community ecosystem.

3. Lavender Hill Courtyard Housing, Clapham (Sergison Bates architects)  

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This project transforms a former sheet metal engineering site near Lavender Hill, Clapham, into a residential zone featuring nine dwellings interlinked by a cobbled mews. 

The two-floor apartments surround a lush communal courtyard, urging residents to cultivate and enhance it. Each home enjoys private terraces and courtyards, ensuring ample light, air, and utility space.

4. Courtauld Connects - The Courtauld Institute of Art, London (Witherford Watson Mann Architects)

Philip Vile

Architects Witherford Watson Mann and Nissen Richards Studio revitalized The Courtauld, originally conceived by Sir William Chambers, with a three-year modernization project. The redesigned Courtauld houses an inspiring display of the UK's finest art collection, across the restored LVMH Great Room and the Blavatnik Fine Rooms. 

Exhibits span from Renaissance to modern art, with the new Denise Coates Exhibition Galleries hosting temporary exhibitions. The redevelopment also increased access and engagement, skyrocketing ticket sales by 74% post reopening.

5. John Morden Centre - Blackheath (Mæ)

Jim Stephenson

The John Morden Centre serves as the nerve center for daytime care at Morden College. Fusing scattered facilities into a distinctive, inventive structure, the aim is to address senior residents' social isolation via offered spaces for engagements and interactions. 

6. University of Warwick - Faculty of Arts (Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios)

Hufton and Crow

As a beacon of sustainability and refinement, The Faculty of Arts building graces the heart of the University of Warwick Campus, forging a hub where staff and students can cultivate fresh bonds. Nestled amidst picturesque landscaping, it unifies the Arts and Humanities Faculties, commandeering a top spot on the campus' primary route. This vibrant, open locale now serves as the cultural epicenter of the university.

What is Betting on the Stirling Prize?

Betting on the Stirling Prize involves predicting and placing wagers on who will win the prestigious award in the architecture world. This prize, awarded annually by the Royal Institute of British Architects, honors the best new building in the United Kingdom. 

With a list of contenders and their corresponding betting odds, bettors can analyze and decide where to place their bets. This process combines architectural appreciation with the excitement of betting, bringing a unique thrill to both architectural enthusiasts and betting aficionados.

Things can be a little more simple with this type of betting market however, as there is likely to be just one market option to bet on which will be predicting the winning nominee.

Studying news items on the reception of the building in question may give a guide to which have been more favourable received than others, and has often led to winners in the past. 

How To Bet On The Stirling Prize

Placing a bet on The Stirling Prize is exactly the same as placing a bet on any event, sporting or otherwise

You simply need to go to your favourite betting app and head to the TV & Specials section in the menu, selecting Stirling Prize Betting. 

If you do not have an active online betting account, then head over to our best betting sites pages where you will see a list of bookmakers available in the UK, all have in-depth reviews.

You can then see what other users think of them before deciding on which bookmaker to choose. 

Alternatively, head over to the free bets page where you can see a complete list of welcome offers available from UK betting sites.

Once you are at the bookmakers with your new account

Here you will see the option to look at the list of actors being offered as options to bet on.

• All you need do, is click on your selection.
• This will open up the betslip, at which point you will see confirmation of the betting odds being offered
• Now you choose your stake - most betting sites will show you how much you can expect to have returned if your prediction is correct.
• If you are happy, simple hit, PLACE BET, to confirm your selection, stake, and bet.
• You will be given a receipt for your bet and it will appear in your open bets in your account details.
• Then it's just a matter of waiting to see which building is chosen as the 2022 Stirling Prize winner. 

N.B Any breaking stories in relation to the Stirling Prize will be covered daily in the OLBG News Section.

List of Previous Stirling Prize Winners

2022 Stirling Prize Winner

The 2022 Stirling Prize award was given to The New Library, Magdalene College in Cambridge by Níall McLaughlin Architects during last year's event in London.

The winning building was a library at the 700-year-old University of Cambridge that is open 24 hours a day with a massive archive and art gallery.

Have a look at the winning building with the winner's video produced by the RIBA Stirling Prize below: