There were 60 entries for Forgotten Spaces Sheffield from which the judging panel selected a shortlist of 19 schemes. 

The shortlist includes a range of innovative, far reaching and practical ideas of how to put to use overlooked or 'forgotten' sites in the city.

 

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The Sheffield judging panel included: David Bickle, director of London-based architectural practice Hawkins Brown; Rory Olcayto, deputy editor of the Architects Journal; Miles Price, from British Land; Norman Wienand, head of architecture and planning at Sheffield Hallam University; Emma England, director of RIBA Yorkshire; and Simon Green, director of place at Sheffield City Council. 

Speaking about the shortlist for the Sheffield competition, David Bickle said:

'I was really pleased by the range of ideas we received for the Sheffield competition and I am satisfied the diversity of the entries has been reflected in our shortlist. It was obvious entries had come from a variety of sources - architects, designers, artists - and our final 19 really reflect that creative mix.'