norman foster talking about the future of _ well.y of one—to—one connection. but also a strong theme of sustainability and also some of them ijust sustainability and also some of them i just overwhelmingly beautiful. when you walk into the mosque you are going from a residential street to garden and it's basically on the idea of the garden of paradise and there is that sense of quiet as you reach there and that's the one that's certainly had its impact on the public and the public already one the popular vote and it's the odds on favorite for tonight. the winner will be announced here on the channel at the ceremony and we begin to live at 7:30pm this evening. join us for a series of riba starting building of the year. that programme is coming up at 7:30 p.m.. researchers have developed a laser that fires droplets of liquid into the skin in a said to be almost painless. astrid is 31 years old. she's an actress and she is terrified of meals. so much so she's had to see therapy for a phobia that stretches back to her childhood. tt stret

uk's city of culture and the chair of this year's jury, one of the giants of global architecture, norman fosternner was about the future. it was about younger generations, first—generation students and, of course, that leads us to the town house by grafton architects. cheering and applause. music sting plays. kingston town house. a building with a purpose — to make university life open, accessible, collaborative, social. receiving the award for grafton architects, gerard carty. and we have the winner with us now. gerard carty from grafton architects, congratulations. must be a good feeling. it's absolutely astonishing. we're really astounded. we're delighted that we've won this prize, but particularly for the university, because this is something that's so important that we speak about what university education is about and... one of the extraordinary things about this is the client, as much as anything, isn't it? yeah. because they had this strange vision about inviting in the public, getting the library and the dance studios together, trying to create a sort of social hub? hmm—hm, hmm—hm, exa

city of culture and the chair of this year's surely one of the giants of global architecture, norman foster, as a team, we concluded that the winner was about the future, it was about younger generations, first—generation students and, of course, that leads us to the town house by grafton architects. kingston town house, a building with a purpose to make university life open, accessible, collaborative, social. receiving the award for grafton architects, gerard carty. and we have the winner with us now. gerard carty from grafton architects, congratulations. must be a good feeling. oh, it is absolutely astonishing. we are really astounded, delighted that we have won this prize but particularly for the university because this is something that's so important that we speak about what university education is about. one of the extraordinary things about this is the client, as much as anything, isn't it, because they had this strange vision about inviting in the public, getting the library and the dance studios together, trying to create a sort of social hub... exactly. they were looking for a sho