Enfield Design Awards 2003
The 2003 Awards programme received a total of fifty-six entries, which varied from park benches to blocks of flats. The entries were placed into one of the five categories (as above) and a judging panel was appointed. The panel consisted of industry experts as well as prominent local people from across the borough.
The judges were:
Leon Bicknell, Architect – Bicknell Associates
Councillor Tony Dey – council Member London Borough of Enfield
Simon Jones, Editor – Enfield Gazette
Nigel Pound – Federation of Master Builders
Dennis Stacey, Chairman of Conservation Advisory Group
Wendy Taylor, CBE – Artist
Out of the fifty-six entries, the judging panel finally managed to draw up a short-list of sixteen finalists; these were spread throughout the borough and across all of the entry categories. Once the short-list was decided on, the judging panel visited all sixteen finalists in an effort to select the winners.
The judges chose a winner for each category, plus an overall winner:
Category Winner and Overall Winner
Commercial, Community Building or Project:
Keys Meadow Primary School Tysoe Avenue
Architect: Charles Grant
London Borough of Enfield
(Construction Technical Services)
Client: London Borough of Enfield
(Education, Children’s Services & Leisure)
Contractor: Jerram Falkus Construction Ltd
Category Winner – New Residential Development
Midlea House 351 Hertford Road
Architect: Ron Smith Architects
Client: Lea Housing Association
Contractor: Albany Construction Limited
Category Winner – Household Extension
58 Wellington Road Bush Hill Park
Architectural Designer: D.L. Jackson
Client: Mr & Mrs G. Harwood
Contractor: Robin James Builders Ltd
Category Winner – Listed Building
The Royal Small Arms Factory
(Machine Shop)
Architect: Capita Property Services Ltd
Client: RSA Island Village Limited
Contractor: Mansell PLC
Category Winner – Shopfront
Bees Chemist 172 Fore Street Edmonton
Architect: Campbell Rees Partnership
Client: Mr & Mrs S. Popat
Contractor: Larke & Kingham
Apart from the category winners, a number of schemes were awarded commended and highly commended certificates. These included:
the community led Salmons Brook regeneration project in Edmonton, and
an innovative dormer window design at a house in The Orchard, Winchmore Hill
The Awards ceremony was held in January 2004, in the Council Chamber, where, the then Mayor Councillor Anne Marie Pearce presented the winners with a plaque, and all sixteen finalists with a certificate. The Award Ceremony was then followed by refreshments in the Mayors Parlour.
This document was last updated on 2008-01-18 10:32:20 published by the Planning team. Document Reference:LBE_121152
