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Burntwood School has won the Royal Institute of British Designers (RIBA) Stirling Prize 2015 for that UK's best new building

The designers produced six new faculty structures and 2 large cultural structures connecting original structures by famous nineteen fifties architect Mister Leslie Martin

However when the candidate for that prize was introduced, some experts asked the options, labeling them ‘politically correct’, ‘too narrow’ and ‘flunked.'

At Burntwood the designers produced six new faculty structures and 2 large cultural structures connecting original structures by famous nineteen fifties architect Mister Leslie Martin.

Every building is filled with light and air with double height spaces in the finish of every corridor to improve natural daylight and make well-presented sights.

It provides a variety of teaching spaces from conventional classes to interactive open spaces.

Already a really sculptural building, AHMM labored carefully by having an artist to make use of large, colourful wall art through the structures, cleverly mixing signposting with modern art.

The RIBA Stirling Prize has become in the 20th year and backed by Almacantar. It's the UK's most exclusive architecture prize.

Apart from Burntwood, another structures were: Darbishire Place, Peabody Housing London by Niall McLaughlin Designers NEO Bankside housing by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners and College of Greenwich Stockwell Street Building by Heneghan Peng designers.

Outdoors from the capital, The Whitworth, College of Manchester by MUMA and Maggie's Cancer Care Center, Lanarkshire by Reiach and Hall Designers were recognised.

Once the candidate was introduced Russell Curtis, founding director based in london-based RCKa Designers stated it had been ‘hard to believe’ the candidate demonstrated ‘the greatest of the bunch’.

He added: 'If the Stirling Prize would be to have meaning, it must be about architecture like a social discipline instead of having a capital "A".

The idol judges stated Burntwood School was the obvious champion and stated it had been probably the most accomplished from the six shortlisted structures

‘Regardless of methods smartly designed it's, exactly what does Stirling shortlisting of Neo Bankside say concerning the condition of British architecture in 2015?’

Jay Merrick, The Independent’s architecture critic, stated: ‘There is really a faint odour of political correctness concerning the selected projects, the answer factor is the fact that many of them serve regular people, and regular daily existence.’

Every building is filled with light and air because of the transformation

While James Butterworth from Studio J Designers in Leeds tweeted: 'Not over impressed using the @RIBA candidate for #StirlingPrize. They are pretty good although not amazing.'

The presentation from the trophy to designers AHMM happened in a special ceremony on Thursday, October 15 in the Royal Institute of British Designers working in london.

The idol judges stated: 'Burntwood School may be the obvious champion from the 2015 RIBA Stirling Prize. It's the most accomplished from the six shortlisted structures since it demonstrates the entire selection of the abilities that designers can provide to society.

'Burntwood sets a typical in class design that each child in great britan warrants. It's a culmination of years of creative toil by AHMM in creating schools up and lower the nation. This really is their masterpiece.'

It's the very first time AHMM has won the RIBA Stirling Prize.

RIBA leader Jane Duncan stated: 'Burntwood School shows us how superb school design could be in the centre of raising our children's educational enjoyment and achievement.'

Paul Monaghan, director at AHMM, stated: 'Schools can and really should be not only practical, functional structures - they have to elevate the aspirations of kids, instructors and also the wider community.