Events

London Planning Awards 2011/2012

Winners were presented by the Mayor of London at City Hall on 16 January 2012, as follows:

Best Built Project - sponsored by CB Richard Ellis

Winner: One New Change - submitted by Land Securities, with Jean Nouvel and Sidell Gibson.

Commended: Sammy Ofer Wing, National Maritime Museum - submitted by submitted by Nathaniel Lichfield and Partners, together with the National Maritime Museum, CF Moller Architects, Purcell Miller Tritton, Churchman Landscape Architects and Malcolm Reading Consultants.

Best Built Project - Community Scale Scheme - Sponsored by Land Securities

Winner: St Paul's Way Trust School - submitted by Astudio, with Bouygues UK and the London Borough of Tower Hamlets.

Best Conceptual Project - sponsored by Berwin Leighton Paisner

Winner: Walthamstow Wetlands - submitted by the London Borough of Waltham Forest.

Best New Place to Live - sponsored by Ardmore Group

Winner: Highbury Gardens - submitted by First Base and the Homes and Communities Agency.

Commended: Triscott House - submitted by KKM Architects, with the London Borough of Hillingdon, the Homes and Communities Agency and Breyer Group Plc.

Best New Public Space - sponsored by Hogan Lovells

Winner: Margaret McMillan Park - submitted by BDP, together with the London Borough of Lewisham and The Landscape Group.

Best Built Project - Five Years On - sponsored by GVA

Winner: Arsenal On The Move - submitted by Savills Planning, together with Arsenal Football Club, Anthony Green & Spencer and Populas Architects.

Commended: The Home Office - submitted by Bouygues UK, together with Ecovert (EFM), Infrared Capital Partners Ltd and Terry Farrell and Partners.

Best Historic Building Management - sponsored by English Heritage

Winner: St Pancras Chambers - submitted by the London Borough of Camden, with English Heritage and RHWL.

Mayor's Award for Planning Excellence

Winner: The Granary, Kings Cross - submitted by the London Borough of Camden, together with Stanton Williams Architects, Argent and English Heritage.

Shortlisted entrants in the 2011/2012 London Planning Awards

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