Award Nominations
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Award Nominations

The current list of nominations is shown below, with most carried over from the pandemic-cancelled 2020 Awards. You can read about the Awards process and criteria here.  Click on an image for a larger version; there are a few more photos on our Instagram feed. 

Nominations closed on Friday 9th July, winners and wooden spoons will be announced at the AGM.

 

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4 thoughts on “Award Nominations”

  1. Richard Scott says:
    15th April 2020 at 8:24 pm

    SUDS car parking schemes at [at least] Greenside Road and Wendell Road. Technically innovative, unobtrusive and good solutions for anywhere , including CA’s

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  2. Rosemary Mortimer says:
    29th April 2020 at 4:38 pm

    Wooden Spoon Award: jointly to TfL and London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham for failing in their duty to rebuild and maintain the important river crossing of Hammersmith Bridge and thus avoid its closure for several years, to the inconvenience and loss of residents and others.

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  3. Henry Peterson says:
    22nd April 2021 at 7:31 pm

    For the wooden spoon award, the”jumble of buildings’ at the Imperial campus in Wood Lane. Such a wasted opportunity by a university of global renown. Compare with the Radcliffe Observatory Quarter in Oxford, a similar sized 10 acre plot of land in central Oxford off Walton Street. Masterplanned by the University, this houses the Blavatnik School of Government building and several other serious examples of contemporary architecture, while opening up access to the site for the public.
    Our North Kensington residents association campaigned hard a decade ago for better masterplanners and better firms of architects for the Imperial site, but got nowhere. This group of buildings could have been a real asset for the Borough (in no way disparaging the excellent work that Imperial do on life sciences).

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    1. Hans Haenlein says:
      23rd April 2021 at 1:18 pm

      I strongly support Henry Peterson’s ‘Wooden Spoon’ nomination for the Imperial College Campus in Wood Lane – a wasted opportunity on a grand scale!

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All Award Winners, arranged by year

Click on an image to see Award winners, Wooden spoons, and where recorded, the related Nominations.

Awards Map

Please explore our Awards and Nominations through the interactive map below. Pan and zoom, select the menu from the icon in the top left bar of the map

Click on a pin for a popup which shows what we have recorded about it - client, architect etc. with links to a picture where available, and the relevant awards page. The complete list of nominations and awards is here:

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