CATEGORY WINNERS
CLARKE ROOFING SOUTHERN LIMITED, ST PETER’S CHURCH, IVORS LANE, HAMSEY, LEWES BN8 5TB
The aim of the project was to carry out the works as sympathetically as possible, with no noticeable difference in the roof appearance following the roofing works. Works consisted of retiling/reslating the roof slopes of the Nave, new guttering and overhaul of other rainwater goods.
Submitted by: Clarke Roofing Southern Limited, Eastbourne. www.clarke-roofing.co.uk
Architect: John D Clarke Architects, Eastbourne. www.jdcarchitects.co.uk
Contractors/craftsmen: Clarke Roofing Southern Limited
DUNCAN BERRY, FLINTWORK ON NAB HOUSE, ITCHENOR
The client had made a decision not to use brick on this project and wanted to use a local material. A galleted style of flint was used on this contemporary project.
Submitted by: Berry Stonework Ltd, Chichester. www.berrystonework.co.uk
Architect: Design Engine, Winchester. www.designengine.co.uk
Contractors: Contract Construction Services Ltd, Havant. Tel: 02392 782 708.
Craftsmen: Duncan Berry, Berry Stonework Ltd.
ANDREW HOLLOWAY, GREEN OAK TIMBER FRAME FOR THE WEALD & DOWNLAND LIVING MUSEUM GATEWAY PROJECT
The design concept was for a Gateway facility which was to connect and respond to the Museum’s collection. Timber was used throughout the building, with the Green Oak frame offering an opportunity in technical achievement, innovation and best practice in the use of timber technology.
Submitted by: ABIR Architects, Hove. www.abir.co.uk
Architect: ABIR Architects.
Contractors: A&F Pilbeam Construction Limited, Brighton. www.pilbeamconstruction.co.uk
Craftsman: Andrew Holloway, The Green Oak Carpentry Company, Liss. www.greenoakcarpentry.co.uk
PAUL GRANTHAM, FLINTWORK ON WESTERTON HOUSE, CHICHESTER
Improvement and restoration was needed to the 19th-century brick and flint property, which is listed Grade II and once formed part of the neighbouring Goodwood Estate. Local craftsman, Paul Grantham, carried out the flintwork incorporating galletting (also known as gameting or garreting).
Submitted by: Roderick and Debbie Fabricius, Westerton House, Chichester.
Architect: David Andrews, DMA Architectural Services, Portsmouth. Tel: 07795 909 349.
Craftsman: Paul Grantham, Chichester. Tel: 07876 645 444.
Other: Peter Davies, PJD Associates (Chartered Structural Engineers), Emsworth. www.pjdaviesassociates.co.uk
R. SARAH MAYFIELD, CEILING WORK AT BORDE HILL HOUSE, BORDE HILL
Initial survey of the three historic ornament plaster ceilings of Borde Hill House dating to 1601, commissioned by Savills, followed by restoration and minor conservation works with minimal intervention using compatible materials and Elizabethan style applications.
Submitted by: Savills, Petworth. www.savills.co.uk
Architect: Ewan Stoddart RIBA, Savills Petworth.
Contractors: Savills Petworth.
Craftsman: R. Sarah Mayfield. Details on request.
HIGHLY COMMENDED
THE LYCH GATE FOR TODDINGTON HOUSE, LITTLEHAMPTON
Toddington House is a Grade II listed property. The brief included the design and build of a traditional handcrafted exposed oak Lych Gate structure over a new vehicular access. The gate was crafted using natural green oak and cedar shingles on the roof.
Submitted by: jbA Architecture, Chichester. www.jbarch.co.uk
Architect: jbA Architecture.
Craftsmen: Ben Wooddrow, Casbrook Ltd, Chichester. Tel: 07970 220 952 | Hugh Brown, Chichester. Tel: 07966 198 355.
CHRIS PAYNE, REPAIRS TO TUDOR CLOSE, ROTTINGDEAN
The aim of the project was to investigate and carry out necessary and extensive repairwork to the deteriorating external gables, timberframe and building fabric, involving a detailed investigation and report.
Submitted by: Nick Edwards, Tudor Close Residents Association. Details on request.
Architect: Roger Bunney, EAR Sheppard, Eastbourne. www.earsheppard.co.uk
Contractors: Heartwood Construction, Kingston, nr. Lewes. www.heartwoodconstruction.co.uk
AARON WRIGHT, RESTORATION OF EAST WINDOW, ST SAVIOUR’S CHAPEL, ARDINGLY COLLEGE, ARDINGLY
An integral part of the restoration at the Chapel was the large East window (seven lancet with tracery). The work was undertaken by Chapel Studio with a significant part of the restoration, particularly the main Christ panel, undertaken by craftsman, Aaron Wright.
Submitted by: Neville Barker, Ardingly College, Haywards Heath. www.ardingly.com
Architect: Peter Pritchett, Paramount Architecture, Eastbourne. Tel: 07771 536 818.
Contractors: Chapel Studio, Norfolk (Stained Glass Restoration). Tel: 01603 891 505.
Craftsman: Aaron Wright, Chapel Studio (Lead Glazier).
Other: Neville Barker (College Project Officer).