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Architecture Awards 2021t
Our 2021 Architecture Awards were held at Elvaston Castle on Saturday 27th November. The judging committee included Oliver Gerrish (Trustee and Awards Coordinator), Matthew Parris (journalist and writer), Hugh Pearman (architectural critic and writer); Julian Glover (journalist and writer) and DHBT trustees Barry Joyce and Ian Webster.
Winners and Commendations 2021
New Building in an Historic Setting
Winner - John Smedley East Site Redevelopment
Evans Vettori Architects
Client - Oasis Holding
Commendation - Hot House, Wirksworth
Mansel Architects
Clients - Lu and Ralph Selby
Reuse of an Historic Building
Joint Winner
Museum of Making at Derby Silk Mill
Architect - Bauman Lyons
Client - Derby Museums
Joint Winner
Ada Belfield Centre and Belper Library
Glancy Nicholls Architects
Client - Derbyshire County Council
Commendation
Amber Mill Furniture Rural Enterprise Centre
Architect - Tim Nutter
Client - Ann Turner
Restoration of an Historic Building
Winner
Radbourne Hall
Architect - Peregrine Bryant
Client - Sir James and Lady Chichester
Commendation
Crowden Lea
Tom Crooks Architecture
Client - Mr P Young
Commendation
Elvaston Coach House and Clock Tower
Architect - Alex Gilbert
Client - Derbyshire County Council
Restoration of a Public Building
Winner
St Wilfrid’s Church, Barrow-upon- Trent
Architect - Lathams - Matthew Wilde
Client - The Friends of St Wilfrid’s Church
Commendation
Hathersage Swimming Pool
Tom Crooks Architecture
Client - Hathersage Parish Council
Deborah Devonshire Award
Ensana Buxton Crescent
Architect - Andrew Ryan
Client - Buxton Crescent Ltd
The ‘Conservation Champion’ award was given to Ron Common (pictured), who had been nominated by Derbyshire Wildlife Trust, for his outstanding contribution to their project to restore Aqueduct Cottage.
Read our blog to find out more about all the Award recipients.