The Russian Academy of Architecture has awarded its 'Big Medal for Urban Planning and Construction' to Alsop & Stormer Architects, the first ever non-Russian to win it. The practice won for Trubnaya 12, a 9000m2 mixed- use design in central Moscow which it has co-designed with local architects Ostozhenka and which is only 'nearing completion'. It also won a best building award from the Moscow press. The concrete framed building is clad in a black stone, green glass and green rendered cladding system from Denmark.
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