Practice

摘要

The last two winners of the Stirling Prize have certainly made a positive impact on the national psyche, bringing to the fore the merits of reworking and rethinking an existing site of historic importance. The approach shown at the Everyman Theatre, through demolition and rebuilding; and at Astley Castle, a ruin re-born, are both compelling narratives on sites that were susceptible to scrutiny from public and policy-makers alike.