The London Planning Awards were established to celebrate those working in planning who make notable contributions to London's landscape. They are an excellent way of showcasing the work of individual clients and London boroughs as well as raising the overall profile of planning in the capital.
The Awards are run in partnership by RTPI, London First, the Greater London Authority and London Councils.
2012/2013 Awards
The 2012/2013 London Planning Awards were presented by Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, at a ceremony at City Hall on 31 January 2013.
Category 1: Best Built Project sponsored by CBRE
- Winner - Kings Cross Station submitted by Network Rail and the London Borough of Camden, together with John McAslan and Partners, and English Heritage.
- Commended - Westfield Stratford City submitted by Westfield with the London Borough of Newham, the ODA Planning Decisions Team, RPS and Ashurst.
Category 2: Best Built Project Community Scale sponsored by Land Securities
- Winner - Tidemill Academy and Deptford Lounge submitted by Pollard Thomas Edwards architects, with the London Borough of Lewisham.
- Commended - Dysons Road Community Hub submitted by the Diocese of London, together with the London Borough of Enfield and Wilson Stephen Associates.
Category 3: Best Conceptual Project
- Winner - Legacy Communities Scheme submitted by AECOM with the London Legacy Development Corporation and the Allies & Morrison-led consortium.
- Commended - Embassy Gardens submitted by Terry Farrell & Partners, with Ballymore and Farrells.
Category 4: Best New Public Space sponsored by Hogan Lovells
- Winner - Ladywell Fields, Lewisham submitted by BDP, with the London Borough of Lewisham.
- Commended - Granary Square, Kings Cross N1C submitted by Argent (King's Cross) Ltd, together with King's Cross Central Limited Partnership, Townshend Landscape Architects and Fountain Workshop.
Category 5: Best New Place to Live
- Winner - Aylesbury Estate Regeneration Phase 1A submitted by Levitt Bernstein Associates Ltd, with L&Q Group, PH Warr, Durkan Ltd and Alan Conisbee & Associates.
- Commended - The regeneration of Packington Estate submitted by Rydon, with the Hyde Group.
Category 6: Best Built Project 5 Years On
- Winner - The Roundhouse submitted by the London Borough of Camden, with John McAslan and Partners.
- Commended - Stonebridge Estate Regeneration, Brent 1996-2008 submitted by Terrence O’Rourke Ltd, together with Hillside Housing Trust, Hyde Housing Group, Stonebridge Housing Action Trust, Shepheard Epstein Hunter, Countryside Properties Plc and the London Borough of Brent.
Category 7: Best Historic Building Management sponsored by English Heritage
- Winner - Quadrant 3 submitted by the Crown Estate, with Dixon Jones, Donald Insall and Stanhope.
Category 8: Best Town Centre Project sponsored by Nathaniel Lichfield & Partners
- Winner: Leyton Town Centre, Waltham Forest submitted by Waltham Forest Council, with Waltham Forest Business Board, Lee Valley Estates and Jan Kattein Architects.
Category 9: Mayor’s Planning Award
- Winner: the joint entry was submitted by Olympic Delivery Authority and Planning Decisions Team with the AECOM led consortium, and the London Legacy Development Corporation with LDA Design with Hargreaves Associates, Arup and Atkins.
Category 10: Award for Special Contribution to Planning and Development over ten years
- Winner - Sir Terry Farrell.
- Commended - Argent's Roger Madelin.
See our press release for full details of the winning projects.
The awards were judged by a panel of four judges, representing:
- Boris Johnson, Mayor of London
- Sir Adrian Montague, Chairman, London First
- Richard Summers, President, RTPI
- Cllr Chris Roberts, Executive Member, Economic Development and Infrastructure, London Councils
Previous winners of the London Planning Awardsreatest contribution to Planning and Development over the last 10 years
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