CATEGORY WINNERS
THE GATEWAY PROJECT, WEALD AND DOWNLAND LIVING MUSEUM, TOWN LANE, SINGLETON PO18 0EU
A new 850sq/m Gateway facility located to the east of the Millpond, comprising entry, retail, three orientation and interpretation galleries, café, kitchens, toilets and other ancillary accommodation as well as community spaces. In addition, three historic buildings were to be conserved and re-interpreted.
Submitted by: ABIR Architects, Hove. www.abir.co.uk
Architect: ABIR Architects.
Contractors: A&F Pilbeam Construction Limited, Brighton. www.pilbeamconstruction.co.u
CENTRAL LIBRARY, 13 CLAREMONT, HASTINGS TN34 1HE
A Grade II listed building commenced in 1878. The brief was to make sympathetic alterations, to remove unattractive interventions and uncover and refurbish some of the features and spaces restoring elements of the character of the original Italianate Gothic Revival style building.
Submitted by: Adrian Odey, Miller Bourne Architects, Hove. www.miller-bourne.co.uk
Architect: Adrian Odey, Miller Bourne Architects.
Contractors: Steve Turner and Graham Tuthill, Baxall Constuction Ltd, Paddock Wood. www.baxallconstruction.co.uk
Craftsmen: Gary Bricknell, Mosaic Restoration Company, Daventry. www.mosaicrestoration.co.uk
Other: Luke Brown, Faithful+Gould (Project Management), Tunbridge Wells. www.fgould.com
THE KAI YONG YEOH BUILDING, BRIGHTON COLLEGE, EASTERN ROAD, BRIGHTON BN2 0AL
Within a prominent and constrained location amongst Brighton College’s Grade II listed buildings, Hopkins Architects and McLaren Construction replaced two outdated classrooms and a swimming pool with a sympathetic five storey brick, flint and pre-cast concrete building, creating 23 classrooms, offices and ancillary facilities.
Submitted by: Brighton College, Brighton. www.brightoncollege.org.uk
Architect: Hopkins Architects, London. www.hopkins.co.uk
Contractors: McLaren Construction, Brentwood. www.mclarengroup.com
HIGHLY COMMENDED
MANOR ROYAL BID PUBLIC AND COMMUNITY ENHANCEMENTS, UNIT 38, BASEPOINT BUSINESS CENTRE, METCALF WAY, CRAWLEY RH11 7XX
Manor Royal is the biggest business park of the Gatwick Diamond area. Allen Scott prepared a Prospectus Package for the Business Improvement District, which included enhancements to key gateways into the District as well as the creation of new, accessible and distinctive public open spaces.
Submitted by: David Allen, Allen Scott Landscape Architects, Tunbridge Wells. www.allenscott.co.uk
Architect: Allen Scott Landscape Architects.
Contractors: Edburton Contractors, Henfield. www.edburtoncontractors.co.uk
Other: Steve Sawyer (Executive Director), Manor Royal, Crawley. www.manorroyal.org
RNLI SELSEY LIFEBOAT STATION, 154 KINGSWAY, SELSEY, CHICHESTER PO20 0DL
The new build RNLI Selsey lifeboat station returns the facility to its original location on the beach and includes boathouses for the all-weather and inshore lifeboats and their launching rigs, modern crew operational facilities, visitor and sea-safety education areas and an RNLI souvenir shop.
Submitted by: Studio Four Architects, Winchester. www.studiofourarchitects.com
Designer/Architect: Steve Robinson, Studio Four Architects.
Contractors: Stuart Burne, Reside Construction, Romsey. www.resideconstruction.co.uk
Other: Christopher Refoy (Chief Engineer), Royal National Lifeboat Institution (Client), Poole. www.rnli.org | Phil Thornsby, Hoare Lea (M&E Engineer), Plymouth. www.hoarelea.com | Tony Mayhew, Mayhew Callum (Structural Engineer), Romsey. www.mayhewcallum.co.uk | David Johnson, Ridge & Partners (Quantity Surveyor), Winchester. www.ridge.co.uk | Sue Caccavone, Black & Veatch Ltd (H/S Co-ordinator), Redhill. www.bv.com
WINDLESHAM HOUSE SCHOOL, LONDON ROAD, WASHINGTON, PULBOROUGH RH20 4AY
A scheme for a new 25m six-lane swimming pool with changing rooms, shower facilities and spectator viewing galleries. The proposal also encompasses a four-court sports hall with a viewing gallery, featuring a green roof.
Submitted by: Victoria Holland, Victoria Holland Architecture, Arundel. www.victoriaholland.co.uk
Architect: Victoria Holland, Victoria Holland Architecture | Paul Moisan, Saunders Architects, Southampton. www.saundersarchitects.co.uk
Contractors: Kier Construction, Crawley. www.kier.co.uk
Other: Elliott Wood, London (Structural & Civil Engineering). www.elliottwood.co.uk | E3CE (M & E Consultants), Bath. www.e3ce.com | Burke Hunter Adams, London (Quantity Surveying). www.burkehunteradams.com | Ashfold, London (Project Management). www.ashfoldservices.co.uk | Guncast Swimming Pools ltd, Petworth (Swimming Pool Design & Build). www.guncast.com
COMMENDATION
THE SOURCE BMX PARK, WHITE ROCK, HASTINGS TN34 1JA
The Source BMX Park, Hastings received a judges’ special commendation.
The White Rock Baths were originally built in 1890 as a health spa, under the promenade on Hastings Sea Front, closing in 1997. Saville Jones Consultants were commissioned to restore and refurbish the building to create an exciting world class BMX and skateboarding facility.
Submitted by: Saville Jones Architects, Worthing. www.savillejones-architects.com
Project Architect: Haydn Jones, Director, Saville Jones Architects.
Contractors: Sean Edmunds, Colours Ltd, St Leonards-on-Sea. www.colours-ltd.com
Craftsmen: Piers Chapman, Cambian Engineering Solutions (Skate Ramps), Billingshurst. www.cambian-engineering.com
Other: Monica Adams-Acton (Head of Regeneration), Victoria Conheady (Project Co-ordinator), Mike Courtnage (Senior Building Surveyor), Amy Terry (Estates Manager), all of Hastings Borough Council (Client). www.hastings.gov.uk | Phil Erridge, Ian White Associates (Services Engineers), Eastbourne. www.iwa.uk.com | Scott Brookes, Conisbee (Structural Engineers), London. www.conisbee.co.uk | Adam Finch, Baqus (Quantity Surveyors & CDM), Chichester. www.baqus.co.uk