The restoration of Wythenshawe Hall has been shortlisted for a prestigious RIBA North West Award.

Judges commended how the scheme "seamlessly integrates within its location."

The practice and Carpino Place are both up for awards.

The award recognises the best examples of re-ordering, alterations, extensions or new architecture.

The restoration and reordering project is one of six shortlisted schemes for the prestigious award.

The Mackie Mayor and Timekeepers Square are in with a chance of winning the coveted title.

The Salford scheme picked up special category award, the Richard Fielden Award.

Buttress is listed in this year's AJ100, cementing our place as one of the UK's largest practices.

The scheme is one of six across the North West to scoop the highly coveted prize.

The new boarding house was noted for its design, sustainability and innovation.

The Salford scheme took home the prize in the residential category.

Timekeepers Square is one of nine projects across the North West shortlisted for the awards.

Timekeepers Square has won a prestigious Civic Trust Award, chosen from 60 international finalists.

Timekeepers Square, the Former Unitarian Chapel and the Mackie Mayor are regional finalists.

Buttress named Architect of the Year, while Timekeepers Square wins Small Development of the Year.

The Salford scheme has been named one of 60 finalists from more than 230 applicants.

Buttress is up for Architect of the Year & Timekeepers Square is shortlisted for Best Development.

Norton Priory scoops the prize at the Marketing Cheshire Annual Tourism Awards.

Timekeepers Square takes home the prize in the urban regeneration category.

Established in 1959, the Civic Trust Awards is the longest standing built environment awards scheme.

The recently completed Salford development has been named in two categories.

Chorlton Villas and Timekeepers Square are both in the running for these national awards.