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Griff Rhys Jones, President of the Civic Trust, Announces 2017 CIVIC TRUST AWARDS - WINNERS REVEALED CELEBRATING OUTSTANDING ARCHITECTURE & BUILT ENVIRONMENT PROJECTS 2017 SPECIAL AWARD WINNERS (5 PROJECTS) Region/Countr Name of Scheme Level of Award LA Area Architect y Sacred Heart Cathedral of National Panel Special Kericho Kenya John McAslan + Partners Kericho Award & Triad Greenwich Housing Special Award for Greenwich Greater London Bell Phillips Architects Community Impact and Engagement Bombay Sapphire Distillery Special Award for Basingstoke & South East GWP Architecture and Visitor Centre Sustainability sponsored Deane by Derwent London HOME Selwyn Goldsmith Award Manchester North West Mecanoo architecten for Universal Design sponsored by Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park Serpentine Pavilion 2016 Pro Tem Special Award City of Greater London BIG - Bjarke Ingels Group London Civic Trust Awards, AABC Conservation Awards and Pro Tem Awards Winners for 2017: Awards: Given to projects that make an outstanding contribution to the quality and appearance of the built environment. Award level schemes demonstrate excellence in architecture or design, whilst being sustainable, accessible and provide a positive civic contribution. 2017 AWARD WINNERS (20 PROJECTS) Level of Scheme Name Application Type LA Area Region Architect Award Campus Hall Student Award Civic Trust Awards Odense Denmark C.F. Møller Housing – University of Architects Southern Denmark (SDU) The Enterprise Centre at Award Civic Trust Awards Norwich Eastern Architype The University of East Anglia Suffolk Energy-from- Award Civic Trust Awards Mid Suffolk Eastern Grimshaw Waste Facility Turnmill Award Civic Trust Awards Islington Greater London Piercy&Company Greenwich Housing Award Civic Trust Awards Greenwich Greater London Bell Phillips Architects Regent High School Award Civic Trust Awards Camden Greater London Walters & Cohen Architects Newport Street Gallery Award Civic Trust Awards Lambeth Greater London Caruso St John Architects LLP The Shaftesbury Theatre Award Civic Trust Awards Camden Greater London Bennetts Associates Live Works Award Civic Trust Awards Newcastle upon Tyne North East Flanagan Lawrence The Whitworth Award Civic Trust Awards Manchester North West MUMA Sacred Heart Cathedral Award Civic Trust Awards Kericho Kenya John McAslan + of Kericho Partners & Triad Msheireb Development Award Civic Trust Awards Doha Qatar John McAslan + Partners GPO WITNESS HISTORY Award Civic Trust Awards Dublin Republic of Kavanagh Tuite Ireland City of Glasgow College Award Civic Trust Awards Glasgow City Scotland Michael Laird - Riverside Campus Architects & Reiach and Hall Architects Southampton University Award Civic Trust Awards Southampton South East Grimshaw Boldrewood Campus, Phase 1 Weston Library Award Civic Trust Awards Oxford South East WilkinsonEyre Blackrock Quarry Award Civic Trust Awards North Somerset South West Haverstock Training Centre Stihl Treetop Walkway Award Civic Trust Awards Gloucester South West Glenn Howells Architects Cardigan Castle Award Conservation Ceredigion Wales Purcell Project Serpentine Pavilion Award Pro-Tem City of London Greater London BIG - Bjarke Ingels 2016 Group Commendations: projects that make a significant contribution to the quality and appearance of the built environment. Commendation level schemes demonstrate a good standard of architecture or design, whilst being sustainable, accessible and provide a positive civic contribution. 2017 COMMENDATION WINNERS (33 PROJECTS) Scheme Name Level of Award Application Type LA Area Region Architect Robert H. Lee Alumni Commendation Civic Trust Awards British Columbia Canada KPMB Architects Centre, University of British Columbia Chengdu Museum Commendation Civic Trust Awards Chengdu China Sutherland Hussey Harris Heart of the Campus, Commendation Civic Trust Awards Nottingham East Midlands Evans Vettori Nottingham Trent Architects Ltd. University The Portland Collection Commendation Civic Trust Awards Nottingham East Midlands Hugh Broughton Architects 51 Hills Road Commendation Civic Trust Awards Cambridge Eastern Gort Scott Bruyn's Court Commendation Civic Trust Awards Thurrock Eastern Bell Phillips Architects New QEII Hospital Commendation Civic Trust Awards Welwyn Hatfield Eastern Penoyre & Prasad Trumpington Commendation Civic Trust Awards Cambridge Eastern Avanti Architects Community College Heong Gallery, Downing Commendation Civic Trust Awards Cambridge Eastern Caruso St John College, Cambridge Architects LLP 10 New Burlington Commendation Civic Trust Awards Westminster Greater London Allford Hall Street & 1 New Monaghan Morris Burlington Place 8 St James's Square Commendation Civic Trust Awards Westminster Greater London Eric Parry Architects Fitzroy Place Commendation Civic Trust Awards Westminster Greater London Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands & Sheppard Robson Australian Pavilion, Commendation Civic Trust Awards Venice Italy Denton Corker Venice Marshall LLP Alder Hey Children's Commendation Civic Trust Awards Liverpool North West BDP Hospital Wirral Metropolitan Commendation Civic Trust Awards Wirral North West Glenn Howells College Architects Harraby Community Commendation Civic Trust Awards Carlisle North West ATKINS Campus HOME Commendation Civic Trust Awards Manchester North West Mecanoo architecten Liverpool's Royal Court Commendation Civic Trust Awards Liverpool North West Allford Hall Monaghan Morris Ballymena Health & Commendation Civic Trust Awards Ballymena Northern Ireland Keppie Design Ltd Care Centre & Hoskins Architects West Burn Lane Commendation Civic Trust Awards Fife Scotland Sutherland Hussey Harris Brighton College Music Commendation Civic Trust Awards Brighton & Hove South East Eric Parry School Architects Winchester Cathedral Commendation Civic Trust Awards Winchester South East Hampshire County Learning Centre Council Architects Bombay Sapphire Commendation Civic Trust Awards Basingstoke & South East GWP Architecture Distillery and Visitor Deane Centre Drawing Studio Commendation Civic Trust Awards Poole South West CRAB Studio Bridport Household Commendation Civic Trust Awards West Dorset South West Mitchell Eley Gould Recycling Centre Sacrewell Commendation Conservation Peterborough Eastern Purcell Project Hampton Court Base Commendation Conservation Richmond upon Greater London Martin Ashley Court Project Thames Architects Dalkeith Corn Exchange Commendation Conservation Midlothian Scotland Michael Laird Regeneration Project Architects New Bridge Street Commendation Conservation South Ayrshire Scotland ARPL Architects restoration Project Farringford House Commendation Conservation Isle of Wight South East Kilburn Nightingale Project Architects The National Lido of Commendation Conservation Rhondda, Cynon, Wales Davies Sutton Wales Project Taff Architects Trentham Tower Commendation Conservation Stafford West Midlands Oliver Architecture Project Ltd Somme Commendation Pro-Tem Barnsley Yorkshire & musson + retallick Commemoration Humberside (artist) Artwork BACKGROUND The Civic Trust Awards is the longest standing architectural & built environment awards scheme in Europe. Established in 1959, it recognises the very best in architecture, urban design, planning, landscape, public realm and public art. Successful projects make an outstanding contribution to the quality and appearance of the built environment and must be universally inclusive for all users, whilst offering a positive social, cultural, environmental or economic benefit to the local community. AABC Conservation Awards scheme recognises projects of a purely conservation nature. Pro Tem Awards scheme recognises temporary projects or installations. For further information, including images to accompany this winner’s release, please contact: The Civic Trust Awards Team tel: (01925) 270647 email: [email protected] website: www.civictrustawards.org.uk twitter: @CTAwards .
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