From well over 100 entries received from all over the UK, we are pleased to announce that the short list for the 2010 RTPI Planning Awards has now been selected. The judges will be conducting site visits to all shortlisted entries over the summer. The awards presentation will take place in February 2011.

The judges this year are:
Professor Chris Couch, previously Head of the School of Planning at Liverpool John Moores University
Leonora Rozee, recently retired as Deputy Chief Executive of the Planning Inspectorate
Kay Powell, previously secretary of the National Planning Forum

More details about the 2010 awards, including the judging criteria used or to book a table at the awards ceremony on Thursday 3 February 2011 are available at www.rtpiplanningawards.com

If you have any queries on the awards, please email awards@rtpi.org.uk

Short list 2010

♦ University of York Heslington East Campus Design Brief and Masterplan - O’Neill Associates
♦ Decentralised Energy Masterplanning - Arup
♦ Bermondsey Spa Regeneration - Levitt Bernstein Associates Ltd
♦ Bensham and Saltwell Block Improvement - Gateshead Council
♦ Art at the Centre, Slough’s New High Street - Slough Borough Council
♦ Kingston Mills, Bradford-on-Avon - Nash Partnership
♦ Brentwood Renaissance and the Essex Design Legacy: Exemplar Programme - Essex County Council
♦ Boscombe Spa Village Regeneration Scheme - Bournemouth Borough Council
♦ Corby Regeneration Framework - AECOM Design Planning
♦ Regeneration in Regent’s Place and Public Spaces at Regents Place - The British Land Company PLC
♦ The Great Fen, Huntingdonshire – the Great Fen Project Partners with LDA Design
♦ Welsh seascapes and their sensitivity to offshore developments - White Consultants
♦ Blists Hill, Ironbridge - Nash Partnership
♦ The Regent Street Vision - The Crown Estate
♦ Sport England’s Facility Improvement Service, Cannock Chase Council, Staffordshire - Sport England
♦ Stratford City Consultative Access Group and Design Review Panels - Olympic Delivery Authority Planning Decisions Team
♦ Whitelee Windfarm, Eaglesham Moor, Glasgow - Scottish Power Renewables (UK) Ltd
♦ Good Practice Guidelines: Delivering Travel Plans through the Planning Process - Addison and Associate
♦ Clay Country Vision - Terence O’Rourke in association with Orascom Development, Imerys Minerals Ltd, the Eden Project and Cornwall Council
♦ Shaping Neighbourhoods: for local health and global sustainability - University of the West of England
♦ Working with the public through IT - City of London Planning and Transportation Department
♦ Kettering Market Place - Savills
♦ EC1 Public Spaces: Building a Lasting Legacy - London Borough of Islington
♦ Chard Regenration Framework, South Somerset - South Somerset District Council and LDA Design
♦ The Advantage West Midlands Landfill Diversion Strategy - Advantage West Midlands
♦ Dover District Council Core Strategy Development Plan Document - Dover District Council
♦ Aylesbury Area Action Plan, 2010 - London Borough of Southwark
♦ Bradbury Court, East Clayton Farm - Lee Evans Partnership LLP
♦ The Planning and Climate Change Coalition - TCPA and Friends of the Earth
♦ The Westminster Noise Strategy - Westminster City Council
♦ Hinckley Point Planning Performance Agreement - Somerset County Council

There is not a climate change category this year. Instead the judging criteria have been amended to include a criteria on "How the submission adapts to, or mitigates against the threats posed by climate change, as raised in the RTPI’s seven commitments on climate change".

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Author:

Judy Woollett

Publisher:

The Royal Town Planning Institute

Date:

22-Apr-10

Categories:

RTPI Publications 

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