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Hugh Broughton

Director

MA (HONS) DIP ARCH RIBA

Hugh trained at The University of Edinburgh and set up Hugh Broughton Architects in 1995. His projects have gone on to win many awards from organisations including the RIBA, American Institute of Architects, the Civic Trust, the Architects’ Journal, and the British Construction Industry. In 2023, HBA won Public Building Architect of the Year at the Building Design Awards and in 2024, were named as Creative Conservation Architect of the Year, and won the title of World's Best Small Architecture Firm at the Architizer A+ Awards.

Hugh is considered the world’s leading designer of research facilities in the Polar Regions. He is a Trustee of the UK Antarctic Heritage Trust and his polar work has been exhibited widely, including at the Venice Biennale.

Closer to home, ingenious reinventions of historic buildings have been the mainstay of Hugh’s career, with high profile clients including English Heritage, the Henry Moore Foundation and the Greenwich Foundation. Hugh has served on architectural juries, is an assessor for the Civic Trust Awards and lectures worldwide.

Hugh has written numerous articles on contemporary architecture and is the author of two architecture guides - to Madrid and London.