Buildings Listed for 2024 Architecture Awards
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The forecasts for Easter Monday had been rather dynamic but we were lucky and enjoyed a dry ride. Fifteen riders, some of whom remembered last year’s heroic effort (or at least the part of it they rode),
started from the Needle.
A few weeks ago RIBA had announced the 76 projects shortlisted for the RIBA (Royal Institute of British Architects) London Awards 2024. https://www.architecture.com/knowledge-and-resources/knowledge-landing-page/riba-london-2024-shortlist. Obviously a list is irresistible and a themed ride needed to get
organised.
Great ride led by Werner. Visited loads of sites and had coffee at Camley Nature Park next to the new Kings Cross developments (several of which were on the shortlist). A ful list of sites visited is on a separate page.
In Whitechapel we felt just hint of moisture in the air but this year’s Easter Monday ride was dry and we didn’t lose any rider to the weather. We got back in 4h5m, slightly longer than advertised but getting
reunited with our lost rider in Camley St and seeing him enjoy his coffee was worth a bit of overtime.
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