Sussex Heritage Trust Awards 2017 Design for the Future, Respect for the Past Contents

Sussex Heritage Trust LIST OF Awards 2017 ENTRIES design for the future, respect for the past THE BUILDING CRAFT AWARD sponsored by Pilbeam Construction THE COMMERCIAL AWARD sponsored by Savills (UK) Limited THE ECCLESIASTICAL BUILDING AWARD sponsored by The Ian Askew Charitable Trust THE LARGE SCALE RESIDENTIAL AWARD sponsored by Covers Timber & Builders Merchants THE LANDSCAPE & GARDENS AWARD sponsored by The Ernest Kleinwort Charitable Trust THE MID-SCALE RESIDENTIAL AWARD sponsored by The Hans and Märit Rausing Charitable Trust THE PUBLIC & COMMUNITY AWARD sponsored by Gatwick Airport Limited THE SMALL SCALE RESIDENTIAL AWARD sponsored by Lawson Commercial THE SUSSEX HERITAGE PERSON OF THE YEAR AWARD sponsored by Harvey’s Brewery Sussex Heritage Trust is hugely grateful to all our sponsors and supporters in 2017. SPONSORS

PLATINUM PLATINUM HANS & MÄRIT RAUSING CHARITABLE TRUST

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SILVER SILVER SILVER THE ERNEST KLEINWORT CHARITABLE TRUST

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BRONZE BRONZE BRONZE BRONZE

THE IAN ASKEW CHARITABLE TRUST

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LUNCHEON LUNCHEON LUNCHEON LUNCHEON LUNCHEON LUNCHEON & WINE & WINE & WINE & WINE & WINE & WINE

www.adamsandremers.com www.asisltd.co.uk www.hanburyproperties.co.uk www.parkerdann.co.uk www.rwarmstrong.co.uk

LUNCHEON MEDIA PARTNERS AFFILIATION AFFILIATION PARTNER OFFICIAL PARTNER & WINE

www.tooveys.com www.proteuspackaging.co.uk www.heritagetrustnetwork.org.uk www.theheritagealliance.org.uk

CORPORATE FRIENDS

The Angmering Park Estate, City & Country, Glynde Estates, John D Clarke & Partners, Jonathan Dunn Architects, M. Marchant Specialist Lead Roofing Contractors and The Seaman Partnership A warm welcome to you all on Sussex the occasion of the 19th Sussex Heritage Heritage Trust Awards. The Awards scheme was Trust launched this year at the Awards 2017 UTC@Harbourside, design for the future, Newhaven. A 2016 Award respect for the past winner, the conversion and extension of two listed, 19th-century harbour-side speaker. We are very grateful to Nyetimber, marine workshops is an who are sponsoring a sparkling wine reception example of an outstanding and RH & RW Clutton, who are sponsoring the regeneration project of high architectural quality dinner. and local historical significance. The launch was The year has seen some changes at the Trust; sponsored by Harvey’s Brewery, a long-term we were sorry to say a goodbye to Patron, supporter of the Trust. Robert Minton and long-standing Trustees, In 2016, the Sussex Heritage Trust awarded 20 Cecelia Gillett and Vice-Chair, Violet Hancock. plaques and 14 Highly Commended certificates Thankfully, Violet is now a Patron of the Trust and to projects which were fine examples of the we were delighted to welcome Trustee, Simon Awards criteria, representing high quality Knight as the new Vice-Chair and Chairman of conservation and rejuvenation projects. the Awards scheme. This year we have seen an encouraging increase In the 40th Anniversary of the Trust it is more in entries for the Awards scheme with 66 important than ever to recognise our generous projects to be considered by our teams of sponsors, donors and friends, without whom we judges. The judging teams usually comprise a would not be able to exist as a charity. Sussex Heritage Trust Trustee, a professional I look forward to announcing the winners of the in the appropriate field and a lay person. All are 2017 Sussex Heritage Trust Awards. Good luck volunteers and I would like to express my thanks to them for the time they give to the Awards to all those who submitted entries this year. scheme. 2017 marks the 40th anniversary of the Sussex Heritage Trust and we are delighted that our President and Lady Egremont are kindly hosting a celebratory black-tie dinner on 6th October at Petworth House. Tim Parker, the Chairman Dr John Godfrey DL of the National Trust will be the after-dinner Chairman

WINNERS 2016 SUSSEX HERITAGE TRUST AWARDS 2017 DESIGN FOR THE FUTURE, RESPECT FOR THE PAST CONTENTS

THE BUILDING CRAFT AWARD sponsored by Pilbeam Construction p5

THE COMMERCIAL AWARD sponsored by Savills (UK) Limted p8

THE ECCLESIASTICAL BUILDING AWARD sponsored by The Ian Askew Charitable Trust p14

THE LARGE SCALE RESIDENTIAL AWARD sponsored by Covers Timber & Builders Merchants p14

THE LANDSCAPE & GARDENS AWARD sponsored by The Ernest Kleinwort Charitable Trust p15

THE MID-SCALE RESIDENTIAL AWARD sponsored by The Hans and Märit Rausing Charitable Trust p16

THE PUBLIC & COMMUNITY AWARD sponsored by Gatwick Airport Limited p23

THE SMALL SCALE RESIDENTIAL AWARD sponsored by Lawson Commercial p30

THE SUSSEX HERITAGE PERSON OF THE YEAR AWARD sponsored by Harvey’s Brewery p43

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4 SUSSEX HERITAGE TRUST AWARDS 2017 THE BUILDING CRAFT AWARD SPONSORED BY PILBEAM CONSTRUCTION

An example of high quality work by a craftsperson or young apprentice using traditional skills or crafts, e.g. thatch, ﬂint, plaster, iron, stone, wood, glass, and other materials etc., which repairs or enhances architectural features. This award is given to the person rather than the project.

JODIE FLAHERTY RIGG, CHARLOTTE STREET, BRIGHTON The project’s aim was to create a link between a basement office and the family home. The staircase was inspired by the relics of partially submerged fishing boats on the mud flats on the River Adur. Submitted by: Grain Furniture, Iford nr. Lewes. www.grainfurniture.co.uk Craftsman: Jodie Flaherty Rigg, Grain Furniture.

Picture: Jim Stephenson

JOHN GRANT, KINGLSEY ROOFING | BEN LAW & JUSTIN OWEN, WOODSMEN, ENGLISH SHAKE ROOF, THE GATEWAY PROJECT, THE WEALD & DOWNLAND LIVING MUSEUM The Gateway Project comprises of two separate clusters of buildings. Both principal anchor buildings are roofed from 60,000 local English chestnut shakes, cut from Prickly Nut Wood near Lodsworth, Sussex by two local woodsmen and their teams, to ensure a truly local and sustainable product from the outset. The rooﬁng sub-contractor, Kingsley Rooﬁng, was appointed by the main contractor, Pilbeam Construction, to construct the unique natural roofs on the north and south anchor buildings for The Gateway Project at the Museum. Submitted by: Matthew Richardson, ABIR Architects, Hove. www.abir.co.uk Architect: ABIR Architects. Contractors: Pilbeam Construction, Brighton. www.pilbeamconstruction.co.uk

 DESIGN FOR THE FUTURE, RESPECT FOR THE PAST  5 THE BUILDING CRAFT AWARD SPONSORED BY PILBEAM CONSTRUCTION

NORTH ENTRANCES, KNOLE ROAD, BEXHILL-ON-SEA In 1940, the terrace took a direct hit from a German bomber where two of the Queen Anne style gable entrances were destroyed. Originally replaced with contemporary entrances which bore no resemblance to the original facades, work was undertaken to the now Grade II listed building to restore the original entrances. Submitted by: Knole Road Flat Owners (Bexhill) Ltd, Bexhill-on-Sea. Tel: 01424 212 940. Architect: Brian Beeston B.A Dip.Arch. RIBA, Bexhill-on-Sea. Tel: 01424 213 607 Other: Geoff Howard BSc(Hons) DipEcon, Bexhill-on-Sea. Tel: 01424 845 790. BEFORE

PHIL GREGORY, HOME FARM BARN, CHRIST’S HOSPITAL, HORSHAM The conservation and repair of the Grade II listed, 16th-century box framed barn. Careful repairs to large scale 16th-century timber sections involving the following components: oak trusses and jowled posts, oak purlins & rafters and oak box frame (in-situ repairs). Submitted by: Nicola Davies, Savills (UK) Ltd, Petworth. www.savills.co.uk Project Ofﬁcer/Designer: Nicola Davies MCIAT, Savills (UK) Ltd. Site Manager: Simon Medhurst, S & P Comber Ltd, East Grinstead. www.comberandson.co.uk Contractors: John Comber, S & P Comber Ltd. Craftsmen: Phil Gregory (Carpenter/Joinery Foreman), S & P Comber Ltd. Other: Robin Nugent RIBA (Conservation Architect), Robin Nugent Architects, Horsham. www.robinnugentarchitects.co.uk | Adrian Warburton (Structural Engineer), Dixon Hurst Kemp, Horsham. www.dhk.co.uk | Huw Lloyd (Timber Defect Specialists), Environmental Building Solutions Ltd, Milton Keynes. www.ebssurvey.co.uk

6 SUSSEX HERITAGE TRUST AWARDS 2017 THE BUILDING CRAFT AWARD SPONSORED BY PILBEAM CONSTRUCTION

THE FLINTMAN COMPANY, DEPOT CINEMA, PINWELL ROAD, LEWES A combination of random knapped flint with knapped flint quoins and coursed knapped flint, for the walls and roof to the education room, and to the entrance aedicule forms an important part of the contextual design for the Depot Lewes, rooting it through craft traditions, in its locality. Submitted by: Burrell Foley Fischer LLP, London. www.bff-architects.com Architect: Burrell Foley Fischer LLP. Craftsmen: The Flintman Company Ltd, Brighton. www.flintman.co.uk

THE DOVE COTE, MOTCOMBE GARDENS, EASTBOURNE BN21 1QF The Grade II listed Dove Cote was not a large project but important to the history of Eastbourne, originally forming part of the farm yard for the Duke of Devonshire, where the adjacent pond is the source of the Bourne spring from which East-Bourne got its name. Submitted by: Clarke Roofing Southern Ltd, Eastbourne. www.clarke-roofing.co.uk Site Manager: Karl Strudwick, Clarke Roofing Southern Ltd. Contractors: Woods Scaffolding, Eastbourne. Tel: 01323 644 467. Craftsmen: Karl Strudwick, Robert Sedgwick, Mark Ince (Clarke Roofing Personnel). BEFORE

 DESIGN FOR THE FUTURE, RESPECT FOR THE PAST  7 THE COMMERCIAL AWARD SPONSORED BY SAVILLS (UK) LIMITED

A non-residential (e.g. shops. ofﬁces and industrial) restoration, conversion or new-build, which can be within a Conservation Area, a National Park, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, on a “brownﬁeld site” or including a Listed Building, enhancing and preserving its character and/or surroundings.

ENGLISH WOODLANDS BURROW NURSERY, CROSS IN HAND, HEATHFIELD TN21 0UG The brief was to replace the existing office building with a contemporary workplace that reflected the personality of the company and to meet its growing needs. Submitted by: English Heritage Buildings, Woods Corner. www.ehbp.com Project Officer/Designer: Clive Piper, English Heritage Buildings. Site Manager: Daryl Elkins, Elkins Carpentry & Joinery, Battle. Tel: 01424 830 424. Contractors: English Heritage Buildings. BEFORE

HOUND LODGE, GOODWOOD, CHICHESTER PO18 0PP Thank you to everyone who help “You should feel you are in entirely a different world. It should take your to keep the Heritage of Sussex alive breath away – gently.” This client quote summarises the brief and ambition of for future generations the Hound Lodge project which saw the conversion of the late 19th-century Hound Lodge building into high quality lettable accommodation. Proud to sponsor the Sussex Heritage Trust Awards 2017 Submitted by: Ptolemy Dean Architects Ltd, London. www.ptolemydean.co.uk Architect: Ptolemy Dean Architects Ltd. Site Manager: Paul Cunnington. Contractors: FWA (went into liquidation during the contract period; with sub-contractors subsequently appointed directly by Goodwood Estate). Craftsmen: D&B Seller (Roofing) and Paul at Sussex Supporting our local community Flintwork (Flint). All details on request. Other: Tom Stuart-Smith (Landscape Design), London. www.tomstuartsmith.co.uk | Cindy Leveson Design (Interior Designer), London. www.levesondesign.com BEFORE

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HOTHAM PARK CAFÉ, HOTHAM PARK, HIGH STREET, BOGNOR REGIS PO21 1HW Hotham Park was originally the grounds of the late 18th-century Hotham House, and has been a public park since 1947. The project delivered a new café, with a design which would sit comfortably in the unique environment, complementing the heritage architecture/ materials, and is a “green” building. Submitted by: Caroline Gosford, Regeneration Manager, Arun District Council, Littlehampton. www.arun.gov.uk Architect: Phil Brown, Sloane and Brown Architectural Services, Chichester. www.sloaneandbrown.co.uk Project Ofﬁcer: Tavis Russell, Senior Surveyor, Arun District Council. Contractors: Kevin Fox (Director), Falcon Homes, Bognor Regis. www.falconhomes.co.uk Café Operator: Tom Barnes, c/o Hotham Park Café, Bognor Regis. Tel: 01243 828 130.

SOUTH DOWNS BUNKHOUSE, HOUGHTON FARM, ARUNDEL BN18 9LW Situated in the heart of the South Downs National Park as part of Angmering Park Estate, the old farm buildings are listed within the curtilage of the Grade II listed farmhouse, parts of which date back to 1350. The conversion saw these traditional buildings turned into accommodation for 20 people. Submitted by: Tim & Kate Lock. Tel: 01798 831 100. Architect: Phil Brown, Sloane and Brown Ltd, Chichester. www.sloaneandbrown.co.uk Contractors: GPH Construction, Ashington. www.gphconstruction.co.uk BEFORE

10 SUSSEX HERITAGE TRUST AWARDS 2017 THE COMMERCIAL AWARD SPONSORED BY SAVILLS (UK) LIMITED

SOUTHOVER GRANGE, SOUTHOVER HIGH STREET, LEWES BN7 1TP The project involved the internal alteration and refurbishment of a Grade II* listed two-storey Tudor house built in 1572 for William Newton and later associated with the diarist John Evelyn. The brief was to form a register ofﬁce, wedding venue, community space and access to the adjacent Southover Gardens. Submitted by: NPS/Hamson Barron Smith, Brighton. www.nps.co.uk Architect: Hugh Bennett RIBA, NPS/Hamson Barron Smith. Site Manager: James Haslop, Cheesmur Building Contractors, Lewes. www.cheesmur.co.uk Contractors: Jeremy Snelling, Cheesmur Building Contractors. Craftsmen: Deacon & Sandys (Joinery), Cranbrook. www.deaconandsandys.co.uk | Chichester Stoneworks, Chichester. www.chichesterstoneworks.co.uk | City Stained Glass, Brighton. www.cityglassbrighton.co.uk | Walls and Ceilings. Tel: 07912 223 491. | Westgate Joinery, Ringmer. www.westgatejoinery.co.uk Other: Pfeiffer Design (Interior Designer), Brighton. www.pfeifferdesign.co.uk | HT Partnership (Structural Engineers), Little Horsted. www.htpartnership.co.uk | Pre-Construct Archeology, London. www.pre-construct.com BEFORE

STATION FARM BARNS, STATION ROAD, GLYNDE, LEWES BN8 6EU BEFORE Station Farm comprises a range of redundant agricultural buildings which have been unused since the mid-1990s. First constructed in 1890, they are considered to be ﬁne examples of Victorian agrarian architecture. The buildings now offer three modern self-contained ofﬁce suites within the two detached buildings on the site. Submitted by: MJB Architecture Ltd, Heathfield. www.mjbarch.co.uk Architect: Mike Barber, MJB Architecture Ltd. Contractors: Dave Humphreys, J.H. Payne & Sons Ltd, Hailsham. Tel: 01323 841 532 | Mr M. Pollen, Britannia Metalwork Services Ltd, Cheltenham. Tel: 01242 820 582. Glynde Estates Gardens and Grounds Team: Mr Laurence Hill, Mr Michael Brockhurst, Mr Michael Gunn, Mr Kevin Butler, Mr David Lambert-Smith, c/o The Estate Office, Glynde Place, Glynde, Lewes BN8 6SX.

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THE PANNETTS BUILDING, RAILWAY LANE, LEWES BN7 2AQ The refurbishment of the riverside building within the Cliffe Conservation area of Lewes. The internal space was largely dilapidated. The architects were keen to preserve the industrial heritage of The Pannetts and adapted the concrete silos for cellular spaces of meeting rooms, kitchens, WCs and the staircase. Submitted by: Giles Ings, ABIR Architects, Hove. www.abir.co.uk Architect: ABIR Architects. Contractors: A & F Pilbeam Construction Ltd, Brighton. www.pilbeamconstruction.co.uk Other: IE Structural Engineers. Details on request.

TRINITY MEDICAL CENTRE & PHARMACY, 1 GOLDSTONE VILLAS, HOVE BN3 3AT The conversion of a redundant Grade II listed Church into a medical centre with a new-build pharmacy. Originally constructed in 1863-4, the building was last used as a church in 2008. The brief was to provide 1100sq/m ﬂoor area for two medical practices with as little impact on the original building fabric as possible. The scheme achieved a “very good” environmental rating as assessed under BREEAM. Submitted by: Dave Batey, Deacon + Richardson Architects Ltd, Brighton. www.drltd.co.uk Developer: Medical Centre Developments (GB) Ltd, www.medicalcentres.co.uk Architect: Deacon + Richardson Architects Ltd. Site Manager: John Gately & Alan Cuddlipp, Westridge Construction Ltd, Bodiam. www.westridgeconstruction.co.uk Contractors: Westridge Construction Ltd. Other: Chris Dauncey (Project Manager), Otter Project Management, 55 Stanford Ave, Brighton BN1 6FB | Ings Engineering (Structural Engineer), Lewes. Tel: 01273 470 066. BEFORE

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A restoration, repair, conversion or development scheme, which improves all, or part of an existing or former ecclesiastical building whilst maintaining, where appropriate, its ecclesiastical or consecrated status.

ST JAMES THE LESS CHURCH, 63 MANOR ROAD, NORTH LANCING BN15 0EY A Grade I listed, Saxon Parish Church, situated in the Conservation area of North Lancing. The extension is situated on the north wall of the Church, to provide a toilet and kitchen facilities with disabled access. Submitted by: Patric Welch and Peter Bowers, St. James the Less Church. www.saintjamesthelesslancing.co.uk Architect: Richard Andrews RIBA, Carden and Godfrey, London. www.cardenandgodfrey.co.uk Contractors: County Oak Construction, Worthing. www.countyoak-construction.co.uk CLOSE UP Craftsmen: Andrew Foxwell, County Oak Construction. THE LARGE SCALE RESIDENTIAL AWARD SPONSORED BY COVERS TIMBER & BUILDERS MERCHANTS

A restoration, conversion or new-build of more than ten units, which can be within a Conservation Area, a National Park, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, on a “brownﬁeld” site or including a Listed Building, enhancing and preserving its character and/or surroundings.

OSTLERS FIELD, 1-13 OSTLERS FIELD, BROAD OAK, BREDE TN31 6DQ Ten years in the making, Hastoe has worked with Rother District Council and Brede Parish Council – overcoming legal and site challenges along the way – to build 13 high-quality affordable homes in the ancient settlement of Brede for local families, enabling them to stay within their local community. Submitted by: Hastoe Group, Kingston upon Thames. www.hastoe.com Project Designer: Kean Elliott, ECE Architecture, Worthing. www.ecearchitecture.com Project Managers: The Hastoe team and Les Robson, Westridge Construction Ltd, Bodiam. www.westridgeconstruction.co.uk Contractors: Westridge Construction Ltd. Craftsmen: Westridge Construction Ltd. and sub-contractors. Other: Laurie Heyman MRICS (Associate), Philip Pank Partnership (Employer’s Agent), Brighton. www.philippank.net

14 SUSSEX HERITAGE TRUST AWARDS 2017 THE LARGE SCALE RESIDENTIAL AWARD SPONSORED BY COVERS TIMBER & BUILDERS MERCHANTS

KNOLE ROAD, NORTH ELEVATION PROJECT, 1-18 KNOLE ROAD, BEXHILL-ON-SEA The north elevation of the Grade II listed Victorian terrace spans twenty Queen Anne style gables which had become severely neglected over the past 50 years. The freeholder instigated a gable by gable repair programme which started in 2013 and was completed in 2016, allowing the rhythmical symmetry of the terrace to be restored. Submitted by: Geoff Howard, Project Manager Knole Road Flat Owners (Bexhill) Ltd, Bexhill-on-Sea. Tel: 01424 212 940. Surveyors/Architect: Atkinson & Beeston, Bexhill-on-Sea. Tel: 01424 213 607. Project Manager: Geoff Howard, Tel: 01424 845 790. BEFORE

THE LANDSCAPE & GARDEN AWARD SPONSORED BY THE ERNEST KLEINWORT CHARITABLE TRUST

A reclamation or improvement scheme in an urban or rural environment, e.g. garden features, ponds, open spaces or parkland, which restores an original feature or facility or creates a new one in a public or private area.

KING EDWARD VII ESTATE, KING’S DRIVE, MIDHURST GU29 0BJ The nationally signiﬁcant gardens were designed by acclaimed horticulturalist, Gertrude Jekyll. Although the gardens had remained largely unchanged, many of the original plants had been lost, and maintenance fell away. Careful research followed, to include as much of Gertrude Jekyll’s original planting plans and plants in the now restored gardens. Submitted by: City & Country, Stansted. www.cityandcountry.co.uk Landscape Architect: LUC (Land Use Consultants), London. www.landuse.co.uk Site Manager: Paul Nimmo, City & Country.

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A restoration, conversion or new-build of two to ten units, which can be within a Conservation Area, a National Park, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, on a “brownﬁeld site” or including a Listed Building, enhancing and preserving its character and/or surroundings.

HOME FARM BARN, CHRIST’S HOSPITAL, 41 & 42 BLUECOAT POND, HORSHAM Conservation and repair of a Grade II listed 16th-century box framed barn into two three-bed semi-detached properties built as staff accommodation for Christ’s Hospital School. This included erection of new build whilst retaining the box frame to first floor level. Submitted by: Nicola Davies, Savills (UK) Ltd, Petworth. www.savills.co.uk Project Office/Designer: Nicola Davies MCIAT, Associate – Senior Heritage Consultant, Savills (UK) Ltd. Site Manager: Simon Medhurst, S & P Comber Ltd, East Grinstead. www.comberandson.co.uk Contractors: John Comber, S & P Comber Ltd. Craftsmen: Phil Gregory (Carpenter/Joinery Foreman), S & P Comber Ltd. Other: Robin Nugent RIBA (Conservation Architect), Horsham. www.robinnugentarchitects.co.uk | Adrian Warburton (Structural Engineer), Dixon Hurst Kemp, Horsham. www.dhk.co.uk | Huw Lloyd (Timber Defect Specialists), Environmental Building Solutions Ltd, Milton Keynes. www.ebssurvey.co.uk BEFORE

NORTHBROOK COTTAGES, TITNORE LANE, WORTHING BN12 6NZ An existing detached house was demolished for the construction of ﬁve houses. A scheme was developed in the style of a farm house with courtyard and surrounding buildings, using a variety of traditional Sussex materials in the form of ﬂint and Sussex stock brick, clay roof tiles and tile hanging. Submitted by: Martin Bates, J W Stratton Ltd, Shoreham-by-Sea. Tel: 01273 453 578 Architect: Kean Elliott, ECE Architecture, Worthing. www.ecearchitecture.com Site Manager: Richard Snow and Jack Green. Details on request. Developer: J W Stratton Ltd. Craftsmen: J W Stratton Ltd. (Brick and Flintwork) | Alincourt (Roofing) Ltd, Woodmancote. Tel: 01273 494 929 | Spiers Carpentry Contractors, Eastbourne. Tel: 07817 281 793 | Fosters Plastering, Littlehampton. Tel: 01903 724 607. Other: J W Plumbing & Heating Ltd, Brighton. Tel: 01273 305 306 | CMC Electrical, Worthing. Tel: 01903 202 368. BEFORE

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Target Valley towards the sea • Arundel Park • Early autumn

AN EXHiBiTiON OF SUSSEX LANDSCAPE PAi NTi NGS, DR AW i NGS & LiMiTED EDiTiON PRi NTS Other exhibitors - EMMA JOHNSON: photography AMY HOLLAND CRAFTON: paintings

AT CHEPYNGE HOUSE SATURDAY 19TH AUGUST MALTRAVERS STREET, ARUNDEL UP TO AND iNCLUDiNG WEST SUSSEX BN18 9BU MONDAY 28TH AUGUST

(SUMMER BANk HOLiDAY) By kind permission of the owners Mr & Mrs D. Hodson Opening Hours: Forming part of the Weekends & Bank Holidays 12 noon – 17.30 Arundel Festival Gallery Trail 2017 Weekdays 14.00 – 17.30

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OLD HOUSE FARM, ARDINGLY ROAD, WEST HOATHLY RH19 4RA The former Old House Estate comprised of an existing redundant agricultural stone courtyard building alongside a number of redundant residential dwellings and farm buildings. The new three residential dwellings were built to enhance the setting within the High Weald AONB. Submitted by: Neil Millbank RIBA, GWP Architects, Burgess Hill. www.gwparchitects.co.uk Architect: Neil Millbank RIBA, GWP Architects. Site Manager: Dean Ash, Heathfield. Tel: 01435 863 365. Craftsmen: Jim Owen (Stonemason), Archer Stone Restoration Ltd, Wivelsfield Green. www.archerstone.com | Clint Parsons, C. M. Parsons Carpentry & Joinery. Tel. 07899 097 384 | C Salmons Builders Ltd. (Brickwork), St. Leonards-on-Sea. Tel: 01424 722 77 | Mann Roofing, Hailsham. www.mannroofing.co.uk Other: Simon Brown, Simon Brown Interiors, Midhurst. www.simonbrowninteriors.com | Adrian Warburton (Structural Engineer), BEFORE Dixon Hurst Kemp, Horsham. www.dhk.co.uk | Peter Rainier (Planning Consultant), DMH Stallard, Crawley. www.dmhstallard.com

SALTERNS REACH, PRINSTED, EMSWORTH P010 8FQ Salterns Reach is a niche development of five bespoke new homes, uniquely situated moments from the water within the Chichester Harbour AONB at Prinsted. The architecture is a hybrid design with Arts and Crafts influence together with expansive glazing, oak framed features and the use of local and vernacular materials. Submitted by: Junnell Homes Ltd, Chichester. www.junnell.co.uk Architect: Martin Critchell, Martin Critchell Architects, Midhurst. Tel: 01730 815 539. Project Officer/Designer: Edward Elliott, Junnell Homes Ltd | Val Plummer, Dip ID (Inst. ID) (specifying, space planning, interior design), Lymington. Tel: 01590 641 804. Site Manager: Gary Buckett, Junnell Homes Ltd. Contractors: Darren Magri Ltd (Painter/Decorator), Chichester. Tel: 01243 389 262/07967 315 013 | Classic Roofing Southern Ltd, Havant. Tel: 02392 475 773 | E&G Construction (Carpentry), Waterlooville. Tel: 02392 597 039/07780 665 968 | England Civils (Groundworks), Bishops Waltham. www.englandcivils.com | Millew Plumbing & Heating, Fareham. Tel: 01329 230 344 | N Cole Plastering Ltd, Southampton. www.ncoleplastering.co.uk | S-Fabs, Sidlesham. www.sfabs.co.uk | Teame Construction (Brickwork), Southampton. Tel: 01489 605 088 | Tidal Tiling, Chichester. Tel: 01243 850 818 | Whittle Electrical Ltd, Waterlooville. Tel: 02392 428 061 | Thrift Landscapes Ltd, Crawley. Tel: 01293 530 421 Craftsmen: Anderson Oak Design Ltd, East Wittering. www.anderson-oak-designs.co.uk | Pete Clutterbuck (Designer Blacksmith), Southsea. Tel: 02392 753 562 | Trucraft Construction Ltd (Feature Walling), West Wittering. Tel: 01243 945 595 | Martin Langford Landscape, Petworth. Tel: 07775 674 567.

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STOCKBRIDGE PLACE, 2-5 STOCKBRIDGE PLACE, CHICHESTER PO19 8QH The brief was to obtain planning consent and provide new housing units to the rear of the site on brownﬁeld land, and to refurbish the existing retail and maisonettes, bringing them up to modern standard. Three residential properties were achieved, in a contemporary manner with sustainable features. Submitted by: The Seaman Partnership Ltd, Chichester. www.the-seaman-partnership.co.uk Project Ofﬁcer/Designer: Simon Ball/Myles Waterman, The Seaman Partnership Ltd. Site Manager: Andy Bryant, Speltham Contracts Ltd, Fareham. www.speltham.com Contractors: Speltham Contracts Ltd. BEFORE

THE FORGE, EAST ROW, CHICHESTER PO19 1PD The existing building was a modern 1960s ofﬁce block which lies mid-terrace between two listed properties. The conversion was a development of six two-bedroom contemporary apartments using material sympathetic to the appearance and character of the surrounding historic area. Submitted by: MH Architects Ltd, Chichester. www.mharchitects.co.uk Architect: MH Architects Ltd. Developer: Stuart Mackley, Elberry Properties Ltd, Chichester. www.elberry.co.uk Site Manager: Pete Frettsome, Construct-Ten, Havant. Tel: 01243 527 608. BEFORE

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THE OLD BREWERY HOUSE, SOUTHOVER HIGH STREET, LEWES BN7 1HX To sympathetically restore and update an historic Grade II listed house, believed to have been a two-bay timber framed hall house, dating from the early 16th Century. Now a substantial home of charm and character with numerous period features. Submitted by: Hartley Quinn Wilson Ltd, Cooksbridge. www.hqwshowroom.co.uk Architect: Daniel Harding, DH Design, 53 Plymouth Avenue, Brighton BN2 4JA. Site Manager: Ross Bradford, Hartley Quinn Wilson Ltd. Craftsmen: Mark Gravett, Will Goodwin, Will Bentley, Drew Hare, Sam Stoten, Stuart Robertson. All details on request. BEFORE Other: Lynn Atkinson (Interior Designer). Details on request.

THE OLD COURT HOUSE, GRANGE ROAD, MIDHURST GU29 0LT

The conversion and extension of an existing vacant BEFORE building into eight new apartments, focusing around a central courtyard with open plan shared amenity space both centrally and surrounding the building. Submitted by: Kudu Investments, Guildford. Tel: 07876 564 518. Architect: Trinder Architectural, Godalming. www.trinderarchitectural.co.uk Site Manager: Mercer & Miller, London. Tel: 07843 389 385. Contractors: Grove Construction, Maidenhead. www.groveconstruction.co.uk

WEST LAVANT BARNS, LAVANT, CHICHESTER The original barns dated from the early part of the 19th Century and continued to be utilised as farm buildings until 2013. The aim of the joint venture with the landowner was to convert the barns into eight spacious residential properties with high quality and stylish interiors. Submitted by: Seaward Properties Ltd, Chichester. www.seawardproperties.co.uk Architect: RJCA Chartered Architects, Chichester. Tel: 01243 779 600. Site Manager: Kevin Whatling. Details on request.

Contractors: W. Stirland Limited, Chichester. www.stirland.co.uk BEFORE

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WILBURY AVENUE & WILBURY VILLAS, HOVE Restoration of two badly neglected Edwardian villas to their former glory and create seven luxury apartments. The aim was to achieve a marriage of Edwardian architecture with 21st-century modern living, whilst retaining the original architectural features. Submitted by: Hans J. Heller, HML Properties Ltd, Hove. Tel: 07726 918 853. Architect: Jon Turner, Turner Associates, Hove. www.taarchitects.co.uk Site Manager: Hans J Heller, HML Properties Ltd. Contractors: Packham Construction Ltd, Hove. www.packhamconstruction.com | Ebeco Underfloor Heating, www.ebeco.com | Andy Gillam (Electrician), Tony Cornwell (Plumbing), Paul Havard (Painter & Decorator), Ricardo Kallicharan (Precision Glass). All details on request. Craftsmen: Ricky Anderson (Plasterwork & Mouldings), Edgar Symes (Stained Glass), Robert Skinner (French Polisher), Sean Covey (Cabinet Maker). All details on request. Other: Philip Young, DHK Structural Engineers, Hove. www.dhk.co.uk | Alastair Dodd, Building Regulations. www.adcbrighton.com BEFORE

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Whether you are just acquiring a listed property or you already own one, navigating your way around the planning and listed building consent system can seem daunting. Adams & Remers solicitors has over two centuries’ experience of helping owners of historic properties, and we are happy to guide you through it. In terms of their strength and depth, they Suzanne Bowman, Partner are absolutely first-class. Adams & Remers LLP LEWES 01273 403220 CHAMBERS UK GUIDE TO LONDON 020 7024 3600 THE BEST LAWYERS www.adamsandremers.com THE MID-SCALE RESIDENTIAL AWARD SPONSORED BY HANS & MÄRIT RAUSING CHARITABLE TRUST

WITHDEAN ROAD HOUSES, WITHDEAN, BRIGHTON The project was to deliver three of the highest quality homes. The brief was to create a design that sat quietly in its context, using a modern aesthetic and to move the architectural conservation along in Brighton & Hove. Submitted by: Baobab Developments, Brighton. www.baobabdevelopments.com Architect: John Pardey Architects, Lymington. www.johnpardeyarchitects.com Project Designer: Hugh Richardson, John Pardey Architects. Contractors: Natterjack Construction, Brighton. www.natterjackconstruction.co.uk | Grove Gardens, Brighton. www.grovegardens.co.uk Craftsman: Phil Green, Horseshoe Security. Details on request. Other: Nicholas Dexter Landscape Studio (Planting Design), Brighton. www.nicholasdexter.com | Paul Templeton Garden Design (Landscaping Masterplan), Brighton. Tel: 01273 472 225. BEFORE

WOODLANDS PARK, SEDGWICK LANE, HORSHAM Woodlands Park’s unique concept was to design contemporary homes within a countryside setting. The floor to ceiling windows, vertical chestnut INTERIOR cladding, split faced stone and crisp white render along with cantilever upper floors and punched in first floor terraces, create a stunning development which truly explores the potential within contemporary eco construction. Submitted by: Justin Pitman, Quantum Homes, South Croydon. www.quantum-homes.co.uk Architect: Andrew Warrener. Details on request. Site Manager: Andrew Aitken/Graham Parratt. Details on request. Contractors: Quantum Design & Build Ltd, 4 The Pavilions, 31 Brighton Road, South Croydon CR2 6EB.

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A restoration or new project, which provides or improves facilities for the community. Examples include village halls, clubrooms, signs, museums, schools, libraries, open spaces and entertainment facilities. Open to individuals and organisations including councils, clubs, societies, associations etc.

BRIGHTON DOME TICKET OFFICE, CHURCH STREET, BRIGHTON BN1 1UE Responding to Brighton Dome’s character and heritage, the aim was to create a ticket ofﬁce of enduring quality. The installation borrows the Dome’s Art Deco motifs and references its exoticism, emphasising alignment and symmetry. The construction of permanence bridges, harmoniously, the style of the past and contemporary needs and taste. Submitted by: ZST architects, Brighton. www.zsta.co.uk Designers: Vicky Willis & Nick Stickland, ZST architects. Craftsman: Mark Lane, Square One Design Workshop, Brighton. Tel: 07742 825 548. BEFORE

BRITISH AIRWAYS i360, LOWER KINGS ROAD, BRIGHTON BN1 2LN British Airways i360 is a 162m tower with a glass observation pod that lifts up to 200 passengers at a time to 138m to enjoy amazing panoramic 360-degree views. The two Eugenius Birch designed 1866 tollbooths that graced the entrance to the pier have been reconstructed in their original positions. Submitted by: Marks Barfield Architects, London. www.marksnarfield.com Architect: David Marks RIBA, Marks Barfield Architects. Contractors: Hollandia Infra B.V. Craftsmen: In-Wood Developments, Lewes. www.in-wood.co.uk Other: Jacobs UK, Hemsley Orrell Partnership, Pomagalski SAS and JT Mackley and Co. Contractors: NJS Group.

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CHICHESTER RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB, OAKLANDS PARK, WELLINGTON ROAD, CHICHESTER PO19 6BB The Club was founded in 1926 and has been based at Oaklands Park since 1946. Due to a growth in members, facilities needed to be updated and expanded to include a community resource and members’ gym, along with the Oaklands Pavilion which provides catering throughout the week. Submitted by: The Seaman Partnership Ltd, Chichester. www.the-seaman-partnership.co.uk Architect: The Seaman Partnership Ltd. Site Manager: N. Shopland, NJS Group, Chichester. www.njsgroup.co.uk BEFORE

COMMUNITY PLAYCENTRE @ WALBERTON, THE STREET, WALBERTON, ARUNDEL BN18 0PJ The Community Playcentre @ Walberton is a charity set up by locals to enable a better choice of childcare by creating a purpose- designed, sustainable community building. It’s run for the beneﬁt of the community. MSBC built within the budget raised by trusts, social enterprise loans, section 106 and local community fundraising. Submitted by: The Martin Sewell Building Company Ltd, Fontwell. www.msbc.uk.com Architect: Martin Helyer, Helyer Davies Architects Ltd, Emsworth. www.hdarchitects.co.uk Project Manager: Rob Robson, The Martin Sewell Building Company Ltd. Contractors: The Martin Sewell Building Company Ltd.

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DURRINGTON SCHOOL, THE BOULEVARD, WORTHING BN13 1JX West Sussex County Council/Beard Construction INTERIOR commissioned The Seaman Partnership to design and oversee the provision of a new Sport Pavilion and an all-weather pitch for use by the school and local community. Submitted by: The Seaman Partnership Ltd, Chichester. www.the-seaman-partnership.co.uk Architect: The Seaman Partnership Ltd. Site Manager: Barry Jones. Contractors: Beard Construction, Brookwood. www.beardconstruction.co.uk

FABRICA, DUKE STREET, BRIGHTON BN1 1AG Visual arts organisation, Fabrica, appointed CDMS Architects to refurbish and extend their ofﬁce and gallery facilities, housed within a Grade II listed former church in the heart of Brighton. Submitted by: CDMS Architects, Brighton. www.cdmsarchitects.com Architect: Corin Morton & Tom Wainewright, CDMS Architects. Site Manager: Sean Allfrey, Ceecom Construction Ltd, Billingshurst. www.ceecom-construction.co.uk Other: Hemsley Orrell Partnership (Structural Engineers), Hove. www.hop.uk.com | Robinson Low Francis (Cost Consultants), Brighton.

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RESTORATION OF BRIDGE COTTAGE HERITAGE CENTRE, BRIDGE COTTAGE, HIGH STREET, UCKFIELD TN22 1AZ The project centred on restoring an important medieval Grade II building from its near derelict state into a sustainable heritage destination. By addressing its physical shortcomings and incorporating modern technology, the brief was to create a community facility able to adapt to changing requirements. Submitted by: WAS Chartered Architects, Uckfield. www.wasarchitects.co.uk Architect: Tom Drysdale RIBA, WAS Chartered Architects. Site Manager: Andy Handley, P. D. Harris, Albourne. www.pdharris.co.uk Contractors: P. D. Harris. Other: Delta Green (M&E Consultant), Pyecombe.

www.deltagreen.co.uk | J M Loades & Associates (Structural Engineers), BEFORE Bexhill-on-Sea. www.jmla.co.uk

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RESTORATION AND CLEANING OF CHICHESTER MARKET CROSS An elaborate Perpendicular market cross in the centre of Chichester. The work included a conservation clean to the stonework, lime mortar indent repairs to eroded areas of the Caen and Clipsham stone, repairs to the cupola and weather vane and ﬁnally a new gold leaf to all the clock faces. Submitted by: Traditional Stone Restoration Ltd, Horsham. www.traditionalstone.co.uk Architect: Richard Glover MRICS, Chartered Building Surveyor, Petersfield. www.richardgloversurveyors.com Site Manager: Phil Rowley, Traditional Stone Restoration Ltd. Contractors: Colin Pullenger, C. P. Steelworks Ltd, 26 Croft Road, Selsey, Chichester PO20 0RL | Wayne Osbourne, Osbourne Signs. www.osbornesigns.co.uk | Marc Wright, A Star Scaffolding, Bognor Regis. Tel: 01243 828 811. BEFORE

SUSSEX POLICE HEADQUARTERS, MALLING HOUSE, CHURCH LANE, LEWES BN7 2DZ A Grade I listed building, constructed in the early 17th Century, and a private house until 1947 when purchased by the Police Authority. Refurbishment and decoration took place, with the main aim to remove asbestos material and revert to the original colour scheme in keeping with the house’s history. Submitted by: David Lewis, Sussex Police, Lewes. Architect: Ben Rogers, AMA Ltd, 17 North End, London NW3 7HR. Site Manager: Steven Purvis, Hamson Barron Smith, Haywards Heath. www.hamsonbarronsmith.com Contractors: Sean Edmonds, Colours Decorating Ltd, St. Leonards- on-Sea. www.colours-ltd.com Other: Ian Crick-Smith, School of History and Heritage, University of Lincoln. www.lincoln.ac.uk | Lisa Fisher, Archaeology Services Lewes. www.aslewes.co.uk BEFORE

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DEPOT CINEMA, PINWELL ROAD, LEWES BN7 2JS Formerly the Harvey’s depot site, the existing building will house a 3-screen independent cinema with community and ﬁlm education facilities, a restaurant, café and bar and ancillary facilities. The foyer, café, restaurant and education facilities are located within a contemporary annex. The building retains most existing features recognising the local history and importance of the site. Submitted by: Burrell Foley Fischer LLP, London. www.bff-architects.com Project Designers: Stefanie Fischer/John Burrell, Burrell Foley Fischer LLP. Site Manager: David Adams, Durtnell & Sons Ltd, Westerham. www.durtnell.co.uk Contractors: Durtnell & Sons Ltd. Craftsmen: The Flintman Company, Brighton. www.flintman.co.uk BEFORE

THE PEAKE, CUMNOR HOUSE SUSSEX, LONDON ROAD, DANEHILL, HAYWARDS HEATH RH17 7HT The brief was to provide an architectural solution forming the new science block for the school. The overall design typology was to be contemporary, juxtaposed with the surrounding vernacular. The building was designed to accommodate three science labs, three classrooms and a design & technology suite, embracing modern teaching methods. Submitted by: George Baxter Associates Ltd, Haywards Heath. www.georgebaxterassociates.co.uk Architect: George Baxter, George Baxter Associates Ltd. Site Manager: Neil Luke, Luke & Luke Construction Ltd, Hassocks. www.lukeandlukeconstruction.co.uk Contractors: Luke & Luke Construction Ltd. BEFORE

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WEST BLATCHINGTON MILL, 191 HOMES AVENUE, HOVE, BN3 7LH To establish the current condition of the structure of a Grade II* listed building and make recommendations for remedial works, to be carried out by a qualiﬁed contractor in a timely and cost- effective manner, remaining sympathetic to the heritage of the existing building. Submitted by: Baqus Construction & Property Consultancy, Chichester. www.baqus.co.uk Contract Administrator: Barbara Goodfellow, Brighton & Hove City Council. www.brighton-hove.gov.uk Principal Contractor: Will Lydon, Fowler Building Contructors, Cowfold. www.fowlerbuildingcontractors.co.uk Other: Philip Daventry, Baqus Construction & Property Consultancy (QS) | James Miller, CTP (Structural Engineer), Sevenoaks. www.ctp-llp.com BEFORE

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A restoration, conversion or new-build of one unit, which can be within a Conservation Area, a National Park, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, on a “brownﬁeld site” or including a Listed Building, enhancing and preserving its character and/or surroundings.

BROOK HOUSE STUDIO, LEWES The brief was to provide new and radically different spaces for artists Hamish and Yvonne Black to live and work whilst allowing them to remain on the Sussex farmstead they had occupied since 1979. This involved the conversion, extension and repair of an existing 19th-century barn building. Submitted by: Field Architecture Limited, Lewes. www.fieldarchitecture.co.uk Architect: Keir Black BSc (Hons), MA (RCA), Arb, RIBA, Field Architecture Limited. Client/Self-build by: Hamish Black, www.hamishblack.com Contractors: Schuco (Glazing System Manufacturer), Milton Keynes. www.schueco.com | Crown Aluminium (Glazing System Fabricator), Stroud. www.crown-aluminium.co.uk | Prima Systems (Glazing System Installer), Dover. www.primasystems.co.uk | C.S Concrete Limited (Concrete Flooring), Littlehampton. www.cs-concrete.co.uk | Econergy (Biomass Supplier), Rugby. www.bghn.co.uk | D H Solar (Biomass & Solar Thermal System Designer & Installer), Lewes. www.dh-solarengineering.co.uk Craftsmen: Larkin Engineering Limited (Structural Steelwork), [email protected] | Toadman Joinery (Timber Staircases), [email protected] | Albourne Stone & Marble (Stone Worktops), Lewes. www.albournestone.co.uk Other: Price & Myers (Structural Engineer), London.

www.pricemyers.com | RYKB Consult (now Ramboll) BEFORE (Environmental Engineer). www.ramboll.co.uk | Dale Mayhew (now Dowsett Mayhew Planning Partnership) (Planning Consultant). Brighton. www.dowsettmayhew.com

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CHALFONT, WINCHELSEA BEACH The property is directly adjacent to Rye Nature Reserve and looks out on to the Grade II listed Mary Stanford Lifeboat building. The new building, made almost entirely from timber, replaced a small two room bungalow with a collection of sheds in various states of disrepair. Submitted by: RX Architects, Rye. www.rxarchitects.com Architect: RX Architects. Site Manager: Nick Browne. Details on request. Contractors: CID, Woodland Enterprise Centre, Hastings Road, Flimwell, Wadhurst TN5 7PR.

Other: North Quay Joinery. Details on request. BEFORE

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COMPHURST, HERSTMONCEUX The brief was to carry out complete restoration of this dilapidated Grade II listed house including internal and BEFORE external alterations as required to convert it back to a comfortable home with modern facilities. Submitted by: John D Clarke Architects, Eastbourne. www.jdcarchitects.co.uk Architect: Richard Crook RIBA, AADipl, FRSA, AABC, John D Clarke Architects. Contractors: J H Builders, Hellingly. www.jhbuilders.co.uk Craftsmen: T E Tilley Ltd (Stonemason), Brighton. www.stonemasonsbrighton.co.uk | Roger Barton (Glazing Specialist), Brighton. Tel: 01273 563 140. Other: David & Barbara Martin (Archaeologists), Bexhill-on-Sea. Tel: 01424 732 473 | Stephen Harkness (Consulting Engineer), H T Partnership LLP, Little Horsted. www.htpartnership.co.uk

COURTYARD BARN, WEST HOATHLY Courtyard Barn is located within Old House Farm and is part of a development of three residential dwellings. The brief sought the restoration and conversion of the barn to a single dwelling using the reclaimed Ardingly Sandstone taken from the demolished agricultural buildings on the site. Submitted by: Neil Millbank RIBA, GWP Architects, Burgess Hill. www.gwparchitects.co.uk Architect: Neil Millbank RIBA, GWP Architects. Site Manager: Dean Ash, DM & C Ash Ltd, Heathfield. www.ashdrywall.co.uk Principal Contractor: DM & C Ash Ltd. Craftsmen: Jim Owen, Archer Stone Restoration Ltd, Wivelsfield Green. www.archerstone.com | Clint Parsons, C. M. Parsons Carpentry & Joinery. : 07899 097 384. Other: Simon Brown, Simon Brown Interiors, Midhurst. www.simonbrowninteriors.com | Dixon Hurst Kemp (Structural Engineers), BEFORE Horsham. www.dhk.co.uk | Peter Rainier (Planning Consultant), DMH Stallard, Crawley. www.dmhstallard.com

DANNY LODGE, HASSOCKS A 400sq/m house extension adjoining a 100sq/m Victorian gate lodge in the South Downs National Park. Its traditional ‘Sussex barn’ form is connected to the existing cottage via a linking building, which has taken reference from each of the buildings it adjoins, while the interior is packed with one-of-a- kind joyful spaces. Submitted by: MATT Architecture LLP, London. www.mattarchitecture.com Architect: MATT Architecture LLP. Site Manager/Contractors: Chalmers & Co, Laughton. www.chalmersandco.co.uk

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GLYNDE PLACE, GLYNDE Viscount Hampden’s family have owned the Grade I listed Elizabethan Mansion and it’s surrounding estate for generations. Giles BEFORE Quarme & Associates design has delivered a sensitive transformation to part of the building that now provides a home for 21st Century family living whilst conserving and restoring historic fabric. The second phase focused on renovation of the East façade including extensive repairs to the gallery ceiling. Submitted by: Natasha Brown, Giles Quarme & Associates, London. www.quarme.com Architect: Dr Archie Walls & Julian Cripps (Phase I) and Natasha Brown (Phase II), Giles Quarme & Associates. Site Manager (Phase II): Neill Fraser, Daedalus Conservation, Dorchester. www.daedalusconservation.co.uk Contractors/Craftsmen: Cardys Construction: Shane Barnes, (Phase I). Details on request | Daedalus Conservation (Phase II). Other: Gary Wood (Structural Engineer), SFK Consulting, Southampton. www.sfkconsulting.co.uk | Steve Scammel (QS), Sawyer & Fisher, Epsom. www.sawyerfisher.co.uk | Andrew Thompson (M&E), Blair Thompson, London. www.blairthompson.co.uk

HARSFOLD BARN, WISBOROUGH GREEN The brief was to convert a Grade II listed barn into a family home with a modern twist. All the character of the barn was preserved with the use of more contemporary features such as electric switchable glass either side of the entrance doors and specialist resin ﬂooring. Submitted by: Nicholls Countryside Construction Ltd, Kirdford. www.nichollsltd.com Architect: John Rippin. Details on request. Site Manager: Tom Baker, Nicholls Countryside Construction Ltd. Contractors: Nicholls Countryside Construction Ltd. Other: Hodgson Hickie Designs (Interior Design), [email protected] BEFORE

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HORTICULTURAL WORKER’S DWELLING, LITLINGTON NURSERY The proposal was to provide a ‘tied’ worker’s dwelling to accommodate the manager/owner living on site. It was critically important to ensure that both the design, use of materials and location within the site of the new dwelling were appropriate for the Conservation Area and the South Downs National Park, whilst fulﬁlling its functional role as the nursery manager’s dwelling. Submitted by: Adrian Moore, Parker Dann, Lewes. www.parkerdann.co.uk Architect: Derek Salisbury RIBA. Details on request. Planning Consultants: Adrian Moore MRTPI and Chris Wojtulewski MRTPI, Parker Dann. Project Manager: Barry Pigram, Highbeech Developments Ltd. Details on request. Craftsmen: Aidan Handley (Carpentry Work) | Richard Bartlett (Flint Work) | Paul Barnes (Brick Work) | Frank Weeks (Roof Tiling). All details on request. Other: Matthew Stone (Ground Work), MJ Excavations. Details on request.

JACK MILL HOUSE, CLAYTON The Grade II* listed Jack Mill, one of the Jack and Jill pair, is located on the ridge of the South Downs National Park. Jack Windmill had fallen into disrepair and the architects were commissioned to oversee its restoration and the redevelopment of the adjoining Granary and 1960s Mill House. Submitted by: Featherstone Young Architects, London. www.featherstoneyoung.com Architect: Featherstone Young Architects. Contractors: R W Armstrong & Sons Ltd, East Ashling. www.rwarmstrong.co.uk Other: Stockdale (Quantity Surveyor/Cost Consultant), London. www.stockdaleuk.com | HB Archaeology and Conservation Ltd (Heritage & Conservation Consultant), Steyning. www.maggiehenderson.org | Morph Structures (Structural Engineers), London. www.morphstructures. com | Bonwick Milling Heritage Consultancy, Southampton. www.bonwick.co.uk BEFORE

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MAYFIELD PASSIVHAUS A newly built 6 bedroom certiﬁed PassivHaus dwelling, built on an historic Percy Crane landscape garden. The new house replaces the bungalow formerly built for the estate gardener. The brief was to create a modern, environmentally friendly house that contrasted with, but respected the original landscape and connected the garden with the main living spaces. Submitted by: James Galpin, Hazle McCormack Young LLP, Tunbridge Wells. www.hmy.uk.com Architect: James Galpin, Hazle McCormack Young LLP. Site Manager: Steve Richardson, Richardson & Peat, Shefford. www.richardsonandpeat.com Contractors: Richardson & Peat. BEFORE

MADDOMSWOOD BARN, WHATLINGTON This 18th-century Threshing Barn was in danger of falling over. There was an urgent need to secure its future for generations to come. After twelve months of hard work and dedication the listing structure has been transformed into a 4-bedroom family home with a detached annex. Submitted by: Ian Jenkins, Churchsettle Development Ltd, Beckley. Tel: 07776 141 852/01797 260 195. Architect: Stephen Langer, Tunbridge Wells. www.stephenlanger.co.uk Site Manager: Ian Jenkins, Churchsettle Development Ltd. Contractors: Daniel Dennett, D & D Brickwork. Tel: 07531 950 059 | Paul Dooner, Old Town Roofing. Tel: 07925 661 161 | Paul Mitchell, Electricare Ltd. Tel: 07944 042 520 | Tom Sutton, TPS Plumbing & Heating. Tel: 07854 039 879 | Steve & Adam, S & A Plastering. Tel: 07772 323 913 | Paul Link Decorating. Tel: 07759 164 307 | Tim’s Tiling. Tel: 07868 756 170. Craftsmen: Andrew Feaver, Feaver Construction (Oak Frame/ Carpentry). Tel: 07946 430 243. Other: David French (Windows, Oak Bi-folding Doors/ Windows/Internal Doors & Stairs). Tel: 07850 181 128 | Roundwood Timber (Oak Balcony). Tel: 01435 867 072 |

KB Glass (Glazing for Balcony). Tel: 01323 411 028. BEFORE

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PRIORY BARN, LEWES This new 121sq/m three-bedroom, two-storey dwelling replaced a single-story storage structure on an extremely tight and ancient site in Lewes with demanding technical and planning constraints. The result is a compact design with some innovative features to overcome the front and rear facing overlooking issues. Submitted by: BBM Sustainable Design Ltd, Cooksbridge. www.bbm-architects.co.uk Architect: Ian McKay, BBM Sustainable Design Ltd. Site Manager: Mark Green, Brian Huntley Builders Ltd, Seaford. www.bhbltd.com Contractors: Clive Williams, Brian Huntley Builders Ltd Other: Ian Reeve, Ings Engineering (Structural Engineer), Lewes. Tel: 01273 470 066. BEFORE

SMITHLANDS FARM, CHIDDINGLY

The application sought to convert a redundant agricultural BEFORE barn which had been in use as part of the existing farm. Enlisting Parker Dann, the advice provided was that the barn could be considered for conversion to a dwelling under Class MB. The Government has subsequently replaced Class MB with Class Q. Submitted by: Adrian Moore, Parker Dann, Lewes. www.parkerdann.co.uk Architect: Chris Smith, 3D Architecture Ltd, Suite G, Kenneth House, The Office Village, Uckfield TN22 1SL. Site Manager: Mike Brashill, Laughton Agriplant, Lewes. Tel: 07974 317 568. Contractors: Laughton Agriplant | OHM Energy, Eastbourne. www.ohmenergy.co.uk | Enlightened Engineering Ltd, Horam. Tel: 07891 484 433. Craftsmen: R Stenning Carpentry, Uckfield. Tel: 07841 351 563.

SPRING COTTAGE, ALBOURNE A modern single storey sedum roof extension to a 17th-century Grade II listed building in Albourne Conservation Area, built into existing ground levels with glazed link, associated ground works, WC extension to main house and relocation of front door on porch. Submitted by: Kathryn Sadler MRTPI, Parker Dann Planning Consultants, Lewes. www.parkerdann.co.uk Architect: George Baxter & Matthew Comber RIBA, George Baxter Associates Ltd, Haywards Heath. www.georgebaxterassociates.co.uk Other: Maggie Henderson, HB Archaeology and Conservation Ltd (Heritage & Conservation Consultant), Steyning. www.maggiehenderson.org | Tom Challoner (Builder), Tel: 07802 311 407. BEFORE

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SPRING POND HOUSE, ASHINGTON

The brief was to convert a disused grain store into BEFORE a family home. The requirement was to thermally upgrade the building to make it weathertight to form a dynamic four-bedroom house. A wing of the building was derelict and was rebuilt as a garage. Submitted by: Minton Young Limited, Hove. www.mintonyoung.com Architect: Malcolm Simmonds Architects, Storrington. www.malcolmsimmondsarchitects.com Site Manager: Ross Murley. Details on request. Contractors: Minton Young Limited.

SUSSEX SQUARE, BRIGHTON A Grade I listed building forming part of the formal

architectural set piece of Sussex Square/Lewes Crescent/ BEFORE Arundel Terrace/Chichester Terrace. The property originally comprised six individual flats, with the brief to merge the separate basement flat with the ground floor flat to form a comfortable modern home. Submitted by: DK Architects Limited, Hove. www.dkarchitects-uk.com Architect: Clive Williams, DK Architects Limited. Contractors: Jurial Construction Ltd, Worthing. www.jurial.co.uk Craftsmen: Brighton Mouldings (Plasterwork Ornamental). www.brightonmouldings.com | Marchant Joinery, Haywards Heath. Tel: 07753 821 124 | J Deacon (Decoration). Tel: 07880 706 008. Other: Cobb Electrical, Brighton. www.cobbelectrical.co.uk | F. Humphrey Heating Sussex Ltd, Brighton. Tel: 01273 558 571. www.humphreyheating.co.uk | Peter Jones (Steam Room), Oceanic Saunas, Wolverhampton. www.oceanic-saunas.co.uk | Showcase Kitchens of Southwick. www.showcasekitchens.co.uk

THATCHWAYS, WEST WITTERING, CHICHESTER Set back from the beautiful sand dunes of West Wittering beach, a newly built six-bedroom detached house of traditional design and build. Submitted by: Nutbourne Construction Ltd, Chichester. www.nutbourneconstruction.co.uk Site Manager/Contractors: Terry McDermott, Nutbourne Construction Ltd. BEFORE

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THE HOUSE AT HILL LANE, BARNHAM The brief was to create a contemporary family home using eco and sustainable materials resulting in a low carbon footprint building which was largely self- sustaining and inexpensive to run. The new building replaced one half of a semi- detached smallholding cottage and derelict glasshouses on a brownﬁeld site. Submitted by: Joe & Polly Harmston (Owners). Architect: Meynell Hoolahan Architects, Chichester. www.meynellhoolahanarchitects.com Site Manager: Polly Harmston. Contractors: Ascot Buildings, Haslemere. www.ascot-timber.co.uk and Self-build. Craftsmen: Joe Harmston (Owner) | G. Davies, Aldwick Doors & Windows Ltd, Chichester. www.aldwickdoorswindows.uktc.com | Brett Parker (Bricklayer and Stonemason), Westbourne. Tel: 07921 365 039. Other: NJS Roofing, Chichester. www.njsgroup.co.uk | Jonathan Fridlington (Electrician), Bognor Regis. Tel: 01243 267 272 | Nic Naylor (Heating Engineer), Arundel. Tel: 07427 668 649 | John Davies, J L D Plumbing & Maintenance. Tel: 01243 379 212/07706 196 032 BEFORE

WESTGATE, CHICHESTER A three-bedroom detached, Grade II listed house situated within the Westgate Conservation Area. The brief was to design a single storey extension linking the main house to the existing garage to provide a new family room, upgraded WC facilities, basic utility facilities and a study/playroom with cloakroom. Submitted by: Pullen & Wells Architects, Chichester. www.pullenandwellsarchitects.co.uk Architect: Pullen & Wells Architects. Site Manager: Chris Dodd, Westmount Construction, Havant. www.westmountconstruction.co.uk BEFORE

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WILBURY GARDENS, HOVE A large red brick late Victorian villa, with a brief to be refurbished and improved, following a previous unsatisfactory loft conversion. There has been work done in almost every room including a more modern kitchen garden room. Submitted by: DK Architects Limited, Hove. www.dkarchitects-uk.com Architect: David Kemp & Clive Williams, DK Architects Limited. Site Manager: Mark Knapp, tel: 07769 352 454 | Julie Lees, tel: 07813 524 384. Contractors: Jurial Construction Ltd, Worthing. www.jurial.co.uk Craftsmen: Danny Marchant, Marchant Joinery, Haywards Heath. Tel: 07753 821 124 | Andy Polfer (French Polisher), Kingfisher Reproductions, Newhaven. Tel: 01273 612 102 | Brighton Mouldings Ltd (Plaster Mouldings). www.brightonmouldings.com | Majestic Glass, Tel: 01253 354 457 & Abel Glass, www.abelglassdesign.co.uk (Stained Glass Repair & Reconstruction). Other: R&D Goatley Ltd (Sliding Glass Doors), Brighton. www.randdgoatley.co.uk | The Kitchen Store, www.thekitchenstore.co.uk | Bridgehill Specialist Roofing Ltd, Billericay. www.bridgehillspecialistroofing. co.uk | Powerplant (Home Automation), Brighton. www.powerplant.co.uk | Cobb Electrical, Brighton. www.cobbelectrical.co.uk | F. Humphrey Heating Sussex Ltd, Brighton. www.humphreyheating.co.uk | Ashdown Steel Ltd, Lewes. Tel: 01444 831 688. BEFORE

WORTH HALL, CRAWLEY Worth Hall is a Grade II listed house of circa 1840. Significant damp and water ingress, as well as the roof finishes and external render being in a poor state of repair, were causing decay to the underlying structure of the building. A major refurbishment followed including the re-rendering of the façade and re-roofing. Submitted by: Adrian Odey, Miller Bourne Architects, Hove. www.miller-bourne.co.uk Architect: Adrian Odey (Heritage Consultant & Client Advisor), Miller Bourne Architects. Site Manager: Jeremy Court, CJ Gowing & Sons Ltd, Uckfield. www.cjgowing.co.uk Contractors: CJ Gowing & Sons Ltd. Craftsmen: C D Brown (Carpentry), Hailsham. Tel: 01323 845 909 | Elphick Bros (Rendering), Eastbourne. www.elphickplastering.co.uk | Clarke Roofing, Eastbourne. www.clarke-roofing.co.uk Other: Steve Howe (Contract Administrator), ML Surveyors, Haywards Heath. Tel: 01444 458 444 | Mark Chester (Project Manager). Details on request | Adrian Warburton (Structural Engineer), Dixon Hurst Kemp, Horsham. www.dhk.co.uk INTERIOR

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Parker Dann advises clients on a wide range of development proposals, including: works to listed buildings and heritage assets, residential, institutional, retails commercial, agricultural, equestrian and farm diversiﬁcation projects throughout the South East of England. We therefore draw on wealth of experience of local planning policy and planning decisions, contacts and knowledge of the local area when advising out clients.

42 SUSSEX HERITAGE TRUST AWARDS 2017 SUSSEX HERITAGE PERSON OF THE YEAR 2016 SPONSORED BY HARVEY’S BREWERY

The recognition of one person’s outstanding commitment to the heritage of Sussex. The person may work in a voluntary or paid capacity.

The winner of the Sussex Heritage Person of the Year Award 2016 was Anthony C. D. Kindell from Aldershaw Handmade Tiles. Nominated by the Director of Aldershaw Handmade Tiles, Lindy Latreille, the Award recognised Anthony’s contribution to the conservation of many prestigious buildings both nationally and internationally and the handmade process of using the 150-year-old Wadhurst clay to create terracotta tiles. A true and unsung hero of craftsmanship in Sussex. The 2017 winner will receive the Sussex Heritage Trust Person of the Year trophy for a year.

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Sussex Heritage Trust is a registered charity established in 1977 to preserve, improve and encourage the appreciation of the architectural and natural landscape of Sussex.

We do this in several ways: ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE TRUSTEES Sussex Heritage Trust Limited, Dr John Godfrey DL MA FRGS FSA • By recognising and celebrating PO Box 769, Chichester PO19 9RT high quality conservation, (Chairman) restoration and new building t: 01243 576 524 Charles Anson DL CVO BA (Cantab) projects in Sussex e: [email protected] MA Francis Nation Dixon MA (Cantab) • By taking a strategic interest in w: www.sussexheritagetrust.com Deborah Chiverton MA (Oxon) Sussex building and landscape conservation issues PRESIDENT GradDipCons (AA) The Rt. Hon. Lord Egremont DL Neil Holland RIBA ACA • By highlighting, surveying and Simon Knight DL FRICS (Vice Chair) reporting on Buildings at Risk PATRONS Julian Luckett BA (Arch) BSc (Arch) The Rt. Hon. Lord Lloyd of • By working with government Arb Berwick PC agencies, local authorities and Graham Peters DL The Lady Renton of Mount Harry community groups of heritage Chris Stebbing FCA (Treasurer and projects Nigel H Clutton OBE FRICS Company Secretary) Christopher J Gebbie OBE Graham Turner BSc (Hons) FCIOB • By offering relevant Violet Hancock BA (UPenn) MBA educational opportunities in Simon Ward MRAC FRICS (Columbia) the conservation building and Victoria Williams BA AMA FRSA construction industry, for young John C Small FRIBA FRSA people based in Sussex Andrew Thornburn BSc PROJECT OFFICER PPRTPI FRSA Robert Overton-Hart BSc FRICS MCIOB MCIArb

 DESIGN FOR THE FUTURE, RESPECT FOR THE PAST  43 Working for the countryside over the last 150 years.

Savills was founded as a rural surveying business over 150 years ago. We have succeeded because we identify with the lives and objectives of our clients. They know what they would like to achieve. Our role is to help them achieve it, however ambitious it might seem.

Ewan Stoddart Terry Adsett Head of Architecture – South East Consultant 01798 345 910 01798 345 988 [email protected] [email protected] savills.co.uk