Director Trevor Price recently visited Norwich University of the Arts Architecture Degree Show to award the LSI Architects Drawing Prize 2018 to Drucilla Boakye.
The LSI judges agreed that Drucilla’s drawing work clearly communicated her concept, Alice in Wonderlands journey down the rabbithole in the context of a boutique tea hotel, through the use of a plan, axonometric projections and key view elevations. The drawings demonstrated how the narrative of Alice’s journey informed the spatial programme of the hotel with a drawing style that was fresh and exciting. Congratulations Drucilla!
It was also a successful evening for two of our new recruits from the University’s Architecture course, with Jake Cruse receiving the RIBA East Student Award 2018 and Katrina Barritt-Cunningham receiving the Hamson Barron Smith Award for Sustainability.
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