The redevelopment of Preston’s iconic bus station has received a national architecture award from the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA).
Owned by Lancashire County Council, the 1960s building - seen as an important example of the Brutalist style - has received a RIBA National Award for buildings across the UK recognised as significant contributions to architecture.
The architects for the Grade II-Listed station’s redevelopment work were London-based John Puttick Associates and Preston-based Cassidy and Ashton.
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