Hugh Broughton Adam Knight Hugh Broughton, MA (Hons) Dip Arch RIBA Director Hugh established Hugh Broughton Architects in 1995. He had previously worked with Troughton McAslan and Manser Associates and trained at Edinburgh University. Since its foundation, Hugh’s practice has developed a strong reputation for well-considered contemporary design. Projects designed by Hugh have won awards from the RIBA, the Civic Trust and the International Property Federation. In 2002 the practice was runner up in the prestigious Building Awards Young Architectural Practice of the Year and in 2005, working with Faber Maunsell, the practice won the RIBA International Competition for the design of Halley VI Antarctic Research Station. Hugh has written numerous articles on contemporary design in Spain and is the author of Madrid: A Guide to Recent Architecture and London: Light and Space. He is also an assessor for the Civic Trust Awards. Hugh has particular responsibility within the practice for design, client liaison and personnel. Hugh lives in west London and enjoys mountain biking and Antarctic travel.