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Nancye Goulden Award 2018
2A Loftus Road
Nancye Goulden Award 2022
The Elder Press Cafe
Environment Award 2008
Maggie's centre
Environment Award 2022
The Palladium, Shepherds Bush Green
Environment Award 2016
Dunnhumby building
Conservation Award 2012
St Peters Church
Environment Award 2021
Quaker Meeting House
Conservation Award 2015
Hammersmith Station
Environment Award 2015
Waldo Road, College Park
Environment Award 2018
TV Centre redevelopment
Environment Award 2015
Dorsett Hotel
Special Award 2015
The Eventim Apollo
Environment Award 2018
Queen's Wharf & Riverside Walk
Nancye Goulden Award 2019
Paintbox Studios | Coffeeology
Conservation Award 2010
St Paul's church
Nancye Goulden Award 2014
Temple Lodge
Tom Ryland Award for Conservation 2019
St. Augustine's Church
Nancye Goulden Award 2003
Ravenscourt Park walled garden
Environment Award 2010
Burlington Danes School
Nancye Goulden Award 2021
245 Hammersmith Road Landscaping
Jane Mercer Award 2022
The Green Project (Shepherds Bush)
Nancye Goulden Award 2019
Hammersmith Grove Parklets
Nancye Goulden Award 2013
The Ginger Pig
Tom Ryland Award for Conservation 2021
Mission Hall, Iffley Road
Conservation Award 2017
Bush Theatre
Conservation Award 2011
20 St Peter’s Square
Nancye Goulden Award 2017
20 St James Street
Nancye Goulden Award 2018
St Paul's Girls School Pavilion
Nancye Goulden Award 2011
Phoenix School Caretaker’s House
The Hammersmith Society announced the 2018 winners of its prestigious Awards, presented by Cllr Daryl Brown, Mayor of Hammersmith and Fulham at its AGM at the Bush Theatre on Thursday 5 July. Click on any image for the full resolution version.
There were two Environment Awards in 2018
The building provides a well-mannered backdrop to Hammersmith Bridge that offers a successful composition of the riverside elevation. The River Walk, a wonderful wide promenade that was a planning condition required by the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham without which it would not have been realised, is integral to the success of the Queen’s Wharf building and is a great example of successful town planning.
Developer: Mount Anvil and A2 Dominion
Architects: Assael Architecture and Fourpoint Architects
A successful marriage of the new and old which restores the Helios building and includes a new office building which is respectful of its Listed neighbour. The public space has excellent landscaping which includes lawns, a miniature woodland, semi-mature trees and york stone paving.
Developer: Stanhope
Architects: Alford Hall Monaghan Morris
Landscaping: Gillespies
There were also two Nancye Goulden Awards in 2018
This is a wonderful neighbour to the houses around, proudly contemporary but responsive to the sensitivities of the surroundings, elegant and understated, with an excellent use of materials.
Architect: John McAslan and Partners
The building offers stylistic interest of a scale that acknowledges the neighbouring residential buildings. It is tidy resolution of the meeting of Uxbridge Road commerce with Loftus Road residential and offers an element of wit and surprise to its location.
Developer and architect: Dandi Living
London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA) new extension. Whilst the Talgarth Road site is a challenging one, hemmed in as it is by the A4 and the tube line, the building offers nothing to the community and appears like a shipping container left on the roadside that offers no insight into the architectural and cultural creativity within.
BT InLinkUK Phone Boxes (also winners of last year’s Wooden Spoon) are not only ugly and block the footways but are an undisguised method of attaining advertising revenue while pretending to offer a public service, which in the era of mobile phones and wifi is largely redundant.
The Conservation and Jane Mercer awards were not given this year
For further information, please contact:
Richard Winterton, Chairman:
The full list of nominations is shown below for reference. Those in bold/blue were shortlisted when committee members visited the nominations on 20th May.
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The Hammersmith Society did not give the Lamda building an award last year. I believe it is interesting inside so perhaps the interior could be considered for an award?
Opening up of the Thames Path – to be applauded!
Aren’t the BT ‘Phone boxes’ a huge improvement on what was littering the street beforehand? These are least will be easy to keep clean…