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Pictures: 2015 RIBA West Midlands Award winners

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  1. Middleport Pottery, in Stoke-on-Trent
    Middleport Pottery, in Stoke-on-Trent1 of 10
  2. Middleport Pottery, in Stoke-on-Trent
    Middleport Pottery, in Stoke-on-Trent2 of 10
  3. River Studio, in Warwickshire
    River Studio, in Warwickshire3 of 10
  4. River Studio, in Warwickshire
    River Studio, in Warwickshire4 of 10
  5. Southwater One, in Telford
    Southwater One, in Telford5 of 10
  6. Southwater One, in Telford
    Southwater One, in Telford6 of 10
  7. The Archive & Record Centre, in Hereford
    The Archive & Record Centre, in Hereford7 of 10
  8. The Archive & Record Centre, in Hereford
    The Archive & Record Centre, in Hereford8 of 10
  9. The Mary Stevens Hospice, in Stourbridge
    The Mary Stevens Hospice, in Stourbridge9 of 10
  10. The Mary Stevens Hospice, in Stourbridge
    The Mary Stevens Hospice, in Stourbridge10 of 10
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