The Crown Estate Conservation Award

The Crown Estate Conservation Award

The SS Great Britain and Historic Dockyard, Bristol by Alec French Architects has won The Crown Estate Conservation Award 2007.

The prize is awarded to the best work of conservation which demonstrates successful restoration or adaptation of an architecturally significant building.

The award was judged by Richard Griffiths, conservation architect and RIBA Awards Group member, conservation architect Paul Velluet and Tony Chapman, RIBA Head of Awards.

The judges look to award a scheme which demonstrates one of the principal tenets of the Crown Estate and of this award: that conservation is not a dry academic discipline, it is the practical art of making yesterday’s buildings work for people today.

The Crown Estate Conservation Award 2007 winner and shortlisted buildings:

Winner: SS Great Britain and historic dockyard|

SS Great Britain

Architect: Alec French Architects

Copyright: Lance McNulty

Client: SS Great Britain Trust

Award: RIBA Award,The Crown Estate Conservation Award

The Roundhouse|

Roundhouse

Architect: John McAslan and Partners

Copyright: Richard Bryant

Client: The Roundhouse

Award: RIBA Award,RIBA National Award,Shortlisted for the RIBA Client of the Year,The Crown Estate Conservation Award

William Kent House, The Ritz Hotel|

William Kent House

Architect: Ettwein Bridges

Copyright: James Mortimer

Client: Ellerman Investments

Award: RIBA Award,Shortlisted for The Crown Estate Conservation Award

Stowe House Restoration|

Stowe House Restoration Project

Architect: Purcell Miller Tritton LLP

Copyright: Purcell Miller Tritton LLP

Client: Stowe House Preservation Trust

Award: RIBA Award,Shortlisted for The Crown Estate Conservation Award

Dresden Station Redevelopment|

Dresden Station Redevelopment

Architect: Foster and Partners

Copyright: Nigel Young

Client: Deutsche Bahn AG

Award: RIBA European Award,Shortlisted for the RIBA Stirling Prize,Shortlisted for The Crown Estate Conservation Award

 

Crown Estate|

 The Crown Estate is an estate including substantial blocks of urban property, over 120,000 hectares (300,000 acres) of agricultural land in England, Scotland and Wales, and around half the foreshore, together with the seabed out to the 12 mile territorial limit. As owners, managers and guardians of one of the world's most important and diverse urban, rural and marine property portfolios are underpinned by the three core values of commercialism, integrity and stewardship.