Green Apple Awards 2009GREEN APPLE AWARDS 2009 FOR THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT AND ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE

On the 29th of June 2009 the ninth International Green Apple Awards for the Built Environment and Architectural Heritage took place at Hampton Court Palace.

In a glittering ceremony star of stage and screen, author and keen environmentalist Kate O’Mara presented the awards.

The event, organised by The Green Organisation, was attended by almost 200 guests making it a very successful and memorable day out for the people who worked so hard on these winning buildings and structures.

If you feel you have helped to improve our built environment (or you know someone who has) simply download and complete the Entry Form.

You can complete the form on screen within the PDF (each line is an active field that can be typed into), but please print off your completed document and send it to us, in the post to: The Mill House, Mill Lane, Earls Barton, Northampton, NN6 0NR

 

SECTOR : CIVIC PRIDE

 

WINNERS

AWARD

Civic Pride
  London Borough of Hillingdon – The Manor House, Ruislip Bronze
Wolverhampton City Council – Molineux Hotel, Wolverhampton. Silver
Wolverhampton City Council – “Hard to Heat” Project, Wolverhampton. Gold
 

 

Sheffield City Council – Sharrow NIJ School, Sheffield.

New – Build Projects

Bronze
Worcestershire County Council – Arts Centre, King Charles 1st Lower School, Kidderminster. Silver
Balfour Beatty Civil Engineering – The Infinity Bridge, Stockton-on-Tees. Gold
 

 

Liverpool City Council – Stanley Park, Liverpool.

Parks, Gardens and Structures

Bronze
  Gravesham Borough Council - Darnley Mausoleum, Gravesend. Silver
  Bristol City Council – Clarkencombe Lodge, Bristol. Green Champion
 

SECTOR : HOUSING ASSOCIATIONS

 

WINNERS

AWARD

  The Tooley and Foster Partnership – Vincent House, Enfield. Bronze
RH Partnership Architects Ltd – Baxter’s Quarter, Lewes. Silver
Waste Recycling Environmental Ltd – Hill Holt Wood Eco Community Hall, Norton Disney, Lincolnshire. Green Champion
 

SECTOR : ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE

 

WINNERS

AWARD

  Lexden Restorations and Stable 7 Bronze
Kirkburton Churchyard Team – All Hallows Parish Church – Kirkburton, Huddersfield. Bronze
BAM Nuttall Ltd – Stourport Bridge, Stourport. Silver
Oglander Roman Trust – Brading Roman Villa, Isle of Wight. Silver
Balfour Beatty Civil Engineering Ltd – Cragside Iron Bridge, Rothbury, Northumberland. Green Champion
 

SECTOR : BUILDERS AND DEVELOPERS

 

WINNERS

AWARD

New Build – Urban
  Eibe Play Ltd – Brocks Hill Country Park, Wigston, Leicestershire. Bronze
Denovo Design Ltd – 67-75 Stockport Road, Ashton-under-Lyne. Silver
William Davis Ltd – Chetwynd Eco-Offices, Nottingham. Gold
 

 

Appleyards – Kingspool Transformation Project, York.

Builders and Developers

Bronze
Denovo Design Ltd – Kays Medical, Liverpool. Silver
Green Structures – Zero Carbon Loft, Hanwell, London. Green Champion
 

 

Flusco Wood – Flusco Wood Holiday Lodges, Penrith.

Rural – New Build Projects

Bronze
  Brompton Lakes Ltd – Brompton Lakes, Richmond, North Yorkshire. Silver
  Appleyards – Zebra Project, Alnwick. Silver
  Roundhouse Building Solutions Ltd – Roundhouse at Cannon Hall Farm, Crawthorne, Barnsley. Gold
 

SECTOR : SUPPORT SERVICES

 

WINNERS

AWARD

Educational
  Ansell & Bailey Chartered Architects - Bexwyke Lodge, Manchester Grammar School. Bronze
GWP Architecture - Student Residential Scheme, Lancaster University. Silver
Urban Salon Ltd – Falmouth School Design & Technology Building. Green Champion
 

 

1104 Architects – Digitas Office, London.

Architects

Bronze
Studio E Architects – Watford Woodside Leisure Centre. Silver
White Design Associates Ltd – Stanpit Marsh Visitor Centre, Christchurch. Gold
 

SECTOR : NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANISATIONS

 

WINNERS

AWARD

 

The Mihai Eminescu Trust – Apafi Manor House, Romania.

Silver
  The Mihai Eminescu Trust – Viscri World Heritage Village, Romania. Gold
 

SECTOR : IRELAND

 

WINNERS

AWARD

  Byrne O’Donnell Scully Architects – Quay Mills Development, Kilrush, County Clare. Bronze
Cooney Architects, Ireland – Moyer House, Kingscourt, County Cavan. Silver
MCO Projects Ltd – Baile Glas Eco-Housing and Community Centre, Lombardstown, County Cork. Green Champion
 

SECTOR : SCOTLAND

 

WINNERS

AWARD

  Fife Council - Monastery Street, Dunfermline. Bronze
Dickson Homes Ltd – Forestfield, Selkirk. Silver
Dyer – Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh. Silver
  Studio E Architects – Inverclyde Academy, Glasgow. Green Champion
 

SECTOR : WALES

 

WINNERS

AWARD

  Y Ffynnon Farm, Manod, Blaenau Ffestiniog. Special Recognition Award
Cardiff County Council – Cardiff Central Library. Bronze
Denbighshire County Council – Ysgol Clawdd Offa, Prestatyn. Silver
  Flintshire County Council - Holywell Textile Mill. Silver
  Nightingale Associates – Alltwen Community Hospital, Tremadog, Gwynedd. Green Champion
 

SECTOR : INTERNATIONAL

 

WINNERS

AWARD

  The Ministry of Energy and Mines – Improved Stove Design, Eritrea. Africa - Gold
The Department of Environment and Natural Resources, Philippines – Rehabilitation of Mine Waste Dump, Manilla. Asia - Bronze
Society for the Protection of Animals, Jordan – The Educational Animal Centre, Amman. Asia - Silver

The Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, Jordan - Karar Castle Plaza, Amman.

Asia - Gold
 

SECTOR : CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS

 

COMPANY

PROJECT

 

Waste Recycling Environmental Ltd

Hill Holt Wood Eco Community Hall, Norton Disney, Lincolnshire.

The International Green Apple Awards for the Built Environment and Architectural Heritage were launched in 2000 and they have since become a prestigious annual event: one of the major award schemes recognising and rewarding environmental endeavour in this sector around the world.

There is no entry fee and nominations are invited from anyone who has made a positive contribution to our built environment, or helped to preserve the country's architectural heritage - owners, building contractors, local authorities, developers, architects, home builders, etc., etc.

If you feel you have helped to improve our built environment (or you know someone who has) simply download and complete the Entry Form. You can complete the form on screen within the PDF (each line is an active field that can be typed into), but please print off your completed document and send it to us, in the post to:
The Mill House, Mill Lane, Earls Barton, Northampton, NN6 0NR

We appreciate that an email facility would be more environmentally friendly, but misuse and the sheer volume of mail generated makes it impossible for us to offer this service

All winners will be given free £110 tickets for the award presentation ceremony at a top London venue. All of the other details can be found on the form.

Good luck.