Church of St. Michael , Woolverstone, Celebrates New Facilities
Cambridge based Freeland Rees Roberts Architects have announced the completion of new facilities at the Church of St. Michael, Woolverstone, near Ipswich, Suffolk. The new facilities comprise a tea preparation cabinet and new lavatory, with a ringing gallery above. These were formally opened recently with a special consecration service presided over by the Bishop of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich, and well attended by friends and local parishioners.
Date: 31/10/08
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LSI Architects Named Again Amongst Best Employers in UK Construction Industry
Following last year’s success of being named as one of the top 50 employers in the UK construction industry, award-winning LSI Architects has this week been named again as a leading, national employer. The results of a survey conducted by construction magazine, Building, the Norwich and London-based practice now ranks in the Top 5 companies under the four categories ‘Architects’; ‘Social responsibility’; ‘Smarter working’ and ‘Small firms’.
Date: 31/10/08
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LSI Architects Wins Global Design Prize for ‘Best Sustainable Development’ - Cley Marshes Visitor Centre
London and Norwich based LSI Architects has announced that the Cley Marshes Nature Reserve Visitor Centre, for Norfolk Wildlife Trust, has won an Emirates Glass LEAF Award 2008, under the category ‘Best Sustainable Development’. The £675k cutting-edge, sustainable Visitor Centre at Norfolk Wildlife Trust’s (NWT) Cley Marshes Nature Reserve, based on the North Norfolk Coast, has beaten stiff worldwide competition to be chosen as a winner of the prestigious award, one of the highest accolades in the architecture and design sector worldwide. The project was selected from over 100 international submissions.
Date: 24/10/08
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LSI Architects Announces Completion of a £30M INTO international study centre at University of East Anglia
LSI Architects has announced that INTO University of East Anglia, a new £30M study centre for international students, based at the UEA campus in Norwich, is now completed and set to open its doors. The first of many world-class international study centres planned by INTO, this state-of-the-art centre provides new academic and teaching facilities with 415 new student residences comprising study bedrooms with ensuite facilities. The INTO University of East Anglia Centre is a joint venture between INTO and the University, providing a wide range of pathway courses for international students.
Date: 23/10/08
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LSI Architects Announces Planning Submission for New Paston Sixth Form College
A full planning application has been submitted to North Norfolk District Council by Paston College to build new Sixth Form College facilities on the Station Road site in North Walsham, Norfolk. The new £20m College development will replace its existing, split-site facilities and provide a single site, purpose-built, high-quality learning environment for 16 - 19 year old students in North Norfolk. If planning permission is granted, construction is planned to commence in 2010 and the new college is expected to open in September 2011.
Date: 24/09/08
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RIBA East Spirit of Ingenuity Architectural Award Winners Announced
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) East has announced that six buildings in the East of England have won the prestigious, RIBA East Spirit of Ingenuity Architectural Award 2008. One scheme received a Commendation.
Date: 22/09/08
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Major Expansion at UK’s largest State Boarding School completed
Norwich and London based LSI Architects has announced that the £6.75 million expansion scheme which provides new, Sixth Form boarding facilities at Wymondham College in Norfolk has been completed. Wymondham College is both the UK’s largest State Boarding School and one of the few State Boarding schools in the country, classified by the DfES as a ‘Successful and Popular’ School. Today, the building will receive the first of many distinguished guests, Hilary Moriarty, The National Director of the Boarding Schools’ Association.
Date: 15/09/08
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RIBA South Announces Shortlists for RIBA Special Awards
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) South has announced that two buildings in the South have been shortlisted for an RIBA Special Award 2008. In total, there are six special awards (1.) The shortlists were drawn from the 92 RIBA Award winning buildings announced earlier this year.
Date: 05/09/08
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RIBA East Announces Shortlists for RIBA Special Awards
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) East has announced that two buildings in the East of England have been shortlisted for an RIBA Special Award 2008. In total, there are six special awards (1.) The shortlists were drawn from the 92 RIBA Award winning buildings announced earlier this year. These RIBA special awards honour the best buildings with specific emphasis on: sustainability, conservation; exemplary school design; public spaces and smaller, exceptional projects built on limited budgets.
Date: 05/09/2008
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RIBA South announces Oxley Park is shortlisted for the Manser Medal 2008
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) South today announces that Oxley Park in Milton Keynes by architects Roger Stirk Harbour & Partners has been shortlisted for the Manser Medal, sponsored by The Rooflight Company.
Date: 04/09/2008
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RIBA East announces shortlist for the Manser Medal 2008
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) East today announces that two buildings in the East of England have been shortlisted for the Manser Medal, sponsored by The Rooflight Company: Accordia, Cambridge, by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios, Maccreanor Lavington and Alison Brooks Architects and Halligan House, St Albans, by Simon Conder Associates. The award is given for the best one-off house or major extension designed by an architect in the UK.
Date: 04/09/2008
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RIBA South Conservation Award for Architects 2008
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) South has announced that three buildings in the South have won the prestigious RIBA South Conservation Award for Architects 2008 in association with Symm & Co Ltd. Two schemes have been awarded a Commendation.
Date: 01/09/08
For: RIBA
Major Conservation Work to Norwich Cathedral is Completed
Freeland Rees Roberts Architects have announced the completion of a major conservation project at Norwich Cathedral involving the conservation of the south elevation of the south aisle. The conservation project was made possible by the Friends of Norwich Cathedral (1.) who have provided substantial funding and by a £25,000 English Heritage grant secured by the Cambridge based architectural practice. A further £25,000 English Heritage grant for the Cathedral has also been secured recently for masonry and rainwater pipe repairs to be undertaken over the next year (2.) . This second phase project has also been heavily supported by the Friends of Norwich Cathedral.
Date: 21/08/08
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Cambridge housing scheme Accordia is shortlisted for the RIBA’s prestigious Stirling Prize 2008
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) East has announced that Accordia, a high density housing scheme inCambridge, is among the six buildings which have made it on to this year’s Royal Institute of British Architects shortlist for The RIBA Stirling Prize in association with The Architects’ Journal  .
Date: 18/07/08
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RIBA South holds ‘Green Ideas for School Design’ Conference
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) South is holding a one day conference which will address green ideas for school design on Wednesday, 17th September at Everest Community College, Sherborne-St-John, Basingstoke from 9 am – 4.30 pm.
Date: 09/07/2008
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LSI Architects Announces Completion of Major Student Residence Scheme at University of East Anglia
London and Norwich based LSI Architects has announced the completion of a major (£28.5M) phase 2 student accommodation scheme at the campus of Norwich city’s University of East Anglia’s (UEA). This second phase provides 900 additional bedrooms in five blocks and follows the completion of the first phase student residences, Colman House. Also designed by LSI Architects, phase1 comprises 400 high standard study bedrooms with ensuite facilities within two blocks, including six fully accessible rooms for students with disabilities.
Date: 07/07/08
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Top Green Award Winners AC Architects are in Running for Spirit of Ingenuity Award 2008 - The Cloisters, Thetford Grammar School
AC Architects Cambridge have announced that The Cloisters, the new Sixth Form Centre and Drama Studies Centre at Thetford Grammar School, Norfolk, has been shortlisted for a Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) East Spirit of Ingenuity Award 2008 in two of eight award categories – ‘Heritage Award’ and ‘Education & Healthcare Award’.
Date: 03/07/08
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Cambridge University ’s New Eco-architecture Studio is Shortlisted for RIBA East Spirit of Ingenuity Award 2008
Freeland Rees Roberts Architects and Mole Architects have announced that the new eco-architecture studio at Scroope Terrace, Cambridge University’s Faculty of Architecture and History of Art, has been shortlisted for a Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) East Spirit of Ingenuity Award 2008 in two of eight award categories - Education & Healthcare Award and Sustainability Award.
Date: 02/07/08
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Sustainable, Period and Contemporary Architecture - Vincent & Gorbing Reveal Imaginative Designs for New Hatfield Police Station
Stevenage-based Vincent & Gorbing, Chartered Architects and Town Planners, have announced the completion of Hatfield’s new £18M 1 state-of-the-art Police Station based at Hatfield Business Park.
Date: 01/07/2008
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North Wall Arts Centre, Oxford wins national architecture award
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) tonight celebrates the latest architecture in the South of England by giving an RIBA National Award to the North Wall Arts Centre at St Edward’s School in Oxford.
Date: 27/06/2008
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Housing development in Cambridge wins national architecture award
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) tonight celebrates the latest architecture in the East of England by giving an RIBA National Award to the Accordia housing development designed by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios/Alison Brooks Architects/Macreanor Lavington..
Date: 27/06/2008
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RIBA and Shelter launch Architect in the House 2008
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) East has announced that TV presenter and property expert Melissa Porter has launched Architect in the House, a fundraising initiative run by Shelter and the Royal Institute for British Architects (RIBA), offering the public the opportunity to create their dream home, while raising money for homeless people.
Date: 13/06/08
For: RIBA
St Mary-le Tower Church, Ipswich Celebrates Completion of Works
Cambridge based Freeland Rees Roberts Architects have announced the completion of works to the principal parish church of Ipswich, St Mary-le Tower. Scaffolding has recently been dismantled from the church’s west front to reveal the splendour of the knapped flintwork and stone dressing elevations of the imposing church which boasts the tallest spire in Suffolk.
Date: 12/06/08
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LSI Architects Sponsors Infant School ’s TARDis Art Exhibition
London and Norwich based LSI Architects is sponsoring an unusual exhibition of art work by Chapel Break Infant School from Thursday, 19th June – Saturday, 12 July at The Norwich Arts Centre. Entitled “Should bad people be allowed wishes? …and other visual dialogues”, the art on display has been created by 5 – 7 year olds in a TARDis (Thinking, Art, Reflection & Dialogue in school) – an innovative, new thinking and art studio at the school.
Date: 11/06/08
For: LSI Architects
Cambridge Association of Architects Showcases Best Designs
The Cambridge Association of Architects (CAA) is holding its annual, summer exhibition of the work of local practices. Sponsored by The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) East and Arthousedigital.co.uk, the event is taking place over three weeks, from 16th June to 5th July 2008, from 9.30 am – 5 pm, Monday to Saturday, at The Michaelhouse Centre in Trinity Street, Cambridge CB2 1SU.
Date: 11/06/08
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AC Architects Receive Another Top Green Award for Environmental Best practice - Thetford Grammar School
AC Architects is one of the major prize-winners in the International Green Apple Awards 2008 for the Built Environment and Architectural Heritage.
Date: 09/06/2008
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Vincent & Gorbing Announce Completion of New Staff Accommodation at Milton Keynes Hospital
Vincent & Gorbing, Chartered Architects and Town Planners, have announced the completion of new staff accommodation at Milton Keynes Hospital for client SDC Housing in Partnership with bpha (Bedfordshire Pilgrims Housing Association) working with Milton Keynes Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.
Date: 09/06/2008
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LSI Architects Wins Big Tick Award for Responsible Business Practice & Impact on Society
London and Norwich based LSI Architects has been announced a Big Tick Award Winner in the Business in the Community's Awards for Excellence 2008. Business in the Community’s Awards for Excellence identify and celebrate companies having a positive impact on the community, environment, marketplace and workplace. Peer-assessed and independently assured, the Big Tick award is the most respected endorsement of responsible business practice. Now in their eleventh year, they are the UK’s leading Awards for responsible business practice.
Date: 29/05/08
For: LSI Architects
RIBA Awards 2008 announced in the East
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) East has announced that eight schemes in the East have won an RIBA Award 2008. In total, RIBA East received 29 entries, 15 of which were shortlisted for the prestigious architectural accolade. RIBA Awards are for buildings in the UK, judged regionally.
Date: 29/05/2008
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RIBA Award Winners 2008 announced in the South
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) South has announced that eight schemes in the South have won an RIBA Award 2008. All eight RIBA Award winners will go forward for consideration for the RIBA National Awards which are judged and presented nationally by building type.
Date: 29/05/2008
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LSI Architects Wins LABC ‘Best Sustainability Innovation’ Award for Cley Marshes Reserve Visitor Centre
London and Norwich based LSI Architects has announced that the Cley Marshes Nature Reserve Visitor Centre, for Norfolk Wildlife Trust, has won an LABC (Local Authority Building Control) East Anglia Region Built In Quality Award 2008, under the category ‘Best Sustainability Innovation’. The Centre, based on the North Norfolk Coast, was also finalist in the Best Public Community Project category. The Regional Built in Quality Awards recognise and reward the most forward looking people and organisations and the most innovative construction projects completed over the last year. The Awards are dedicated to showcasing the best the construction industry has to offer in East Anglia.
Date: 15/05/08
For: LSI Architects
LSI Architects Receives Another Wave of Recognition in NAA Craftsmanship Awards
LSI Architects has announced today that four schemes designed by the Norwich and London based practice have been awarded Norfolk Association of Architects (NAA) Craftsmanship accolades in the 2008 Awards. The awards were presented on Monday, 28th April at the Annual Awards Ceremony at Ramada Jarvis International Hotel, Norwich. The awards were held in collaboration with the National Federation of Builders to recognise outstanding skills and craftsmanship by trades people, architects and building contractors in Norfolk. The high standards of craftsmanship that distinguish the Norfolk construction industry have been assessed by a panel of judges, chaired by the Norfolk Association of Architects. There were 7 award categories.
Date: 30/04/08
For: LSI Architects
Vincent & Gorbing Expand Team of Experts
Stevenage-based Vincent & Gorbing, Chartered Architects and Town Planners, have announced the appointment of Mark Wilson as Principal Planner, Tracy Smythe as Senior Project Architect and Michael Wilson as Senior Graphic Designer.
Date: 28/04/2008
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Freeland Rees Roberts Architects Win David Urwin Design Award for Peterhouse Library, Cambridge
Freeland Rees Roberts Architects have announced that the £1.4m library extension at Peterhouse, Cambridge, designed by the Cambridge-based practice, has won a David Urwin Design Award 2008 under the category ‘The Best Conservation, Alteration or Extension of an Existing Building.’ The Awards ceremony took place last Thursday, 10th April at the Cambridge Forum for the Construction Industry’s annual dinner at King’s College.
Date: 16/04/08
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Perse Girls Announces Completion of Major Improvement Scheme
The Perse School for Girls in Cambridge has completed major improvements to its accommodation in Union Road. The elegant and contemporary design, by award-winning Freeland Rees Roberts Architects, comprises a stunning new Hall, Refectory, Kitchen and Administrative Offices, all with state-of-the-art facilities. Construction commenced in July 2006 and the completion of the scheme was marked at a celebratory reception in January month that included an address by author and columnist, Allison Pearson.
Date: 17/03/2008
For: Freeland Rees Roberts Architects
Refurbishment of Norwich Provisions Market by LSI Architects Secures Commendation
Norwich and London-based LSI Architects has announced that the £4.6M refurbishment of Norwich Provisions Market, designed by Michael Innes and Rupert Kitchen, Associate of LSI Architects, has received a Commendation in the Centre Vision Award category of this year’s Civic Trust Awards. The awards aim to encourage projects that are culturally, socially or economically beneficial and make an outstanding contribution to the quality and appearance of the environment .
Date: 14/03/2008
For: LSI Architects
LSI Architects Secures Planning Approval for building development at Town Close House Preparatory School, Norwich
Norwich and London-based LSI Architects has announced that planning permission has been granted for a new build project at Town Close House Preparatory School, Norwich. Town Close House is a co-educational school for 500 pupils aged 3 to 13 years. It is situated between the Ipswich and Newmarket Roads in attractively wooded grounds close to the city centre. The plans are for a new multipurpose sports hall with integrated changing and office facilities, to be followed by the conversion of existing buildings to create a new performing arts centre. At some future date, the strategic plan for the site also includes the provision of a new dining hall.
Date: 01/03/2008
For: LSI Architects
Historic Cambridgeshire Church Celebrates New Community Facilities
Cambridge-based Freeland Rees Roberts Architects have announced the completion of a range of improvements to All Saint’s Church in Landbeach, five miles north-east of Cambridge. Designed by Freeland Rees Roberts Architects, the new community facilities include a North Porch extension which now provides level access, a lavatory and flower arranging amenities, including sink, worktop and cupboards. The heating system of the whole of the church has also been upgraded, with the new gas boiler accommodated within the new North Porch. As part of the project work, conservation and repairs including new pew floors were undertaken by the architects, along with upgrading of sections of the electrical installation.
Date: 26/02/2008
For: Freeland Rees Roberts Architects
University of Cambridge Faculty of Architecture and History of Art
Freeland Rees Roberts Architects and Mole Architects have today revealed the first images of the completed £3M refurbishment and expansion scheme at Scroope Terrace, Cambridge University’s Faculty of Architecture and History of Art.
Date: 20/02/2008
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Sustainability Guide for the Broads Wins National RTPI Award
A Sustainability Guide produced and designed by LSI Architects for the Broads Authority has been announced an RTPI (Royal Town Planning Institute) National Award Winner this week in the category ‘Rural Areas and the Natural Environment’.
Date: 11/02/08
For: LSI Architects
Design for Cambridge City ’s Latest Public Toilets Unveiled
Award-winning Freeland Rees Roberts Architects have today unveiled their design for Cambridge City Council’s latest public conveniences, to be constructed on Chesterton Road, Cambridge. The announcement confirms Freeland Rees Roberts Architects’ third successive competition-winning design for Cambridge City Council, following the award-winning Victoria Avenue and Gonville Place toilets, as part of their major investment programme to provide high quality public services.
Date: 07/12/2007
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Repairs to Historic Hertfordshire Church Near Completion
Cambridge-based Freeland Rees Roberts Architects are conducting final inspections to the historic Parish Church of St John the Baptists in Royston, Hertfordshire following a programme of extensive repairs to the tower.
Date: 06/12/07
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Plans for Redevelopment of Historic Cambridge Guildhall Island Site Unveiled
Award-winning Freeland Rees Roberts Architects have announced that their plans to redevelop part of the historic Guildhall ‘Island’ site in Cambridge City centre have now secured planning consent.
Date: 13/11/07
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Cambridge Architects Celebrate 10th Anniversary
AC Architects Cambridge Ltd are celebrating their 10th Anniversary next Thursday, 1st November and will be marking the occasion with an Anniversary Reception at Thetford Grammar School’s recently completed Sixth Form Centre and Drama Studio (‘The Cloisters’), designed by the practice.
Date: 22/10/2007
For: AC Architects Cambridge Ltd
Putting Profession into Perspective - Local Architects Support ‘Your Future’
Rickmansworth-based architectural practice, Chambers Goodwin & Partners, will be supporting and exhibiting their design work at the ‘Your Future’ Careers Fair being held at The Watford Colosseum on Wednesday, 10 th October from 6 - 9pm.
Date: 03/10/2007
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Celebrating the Spirit of Ingenuity - Architectural Oscars Recognise the Best of the Region’s Buildings
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) East held its glittering Annual Awards Dinner on Friday evening, 28th September, announcing the winning and commended schemes in the Awards’ eight categories.
Date: 01/10/2007
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Sustainability in Practice – Cambridge Architects Receive Commendation for Design of their own Workplace
Award-winning AC Architects Cambridge Ltd have received a Commendation from the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) East for the environmentally-friendly design of their re-cycled Victorian offices in Victoria Road, Cambridge.
Date: 24/09/2007
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Stunning New Atrium & Refurbishment of Surrey House for Norwich Union Wins Prestigious Regional Award
LSI Architects’ redevelopment and refurbishment of one of Norwich’s most precious architectural jewels, Norwich Union’s Surrey House, has won the ‘Architecture for Business Award’ in the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) East Spirit of Ingenuity Awards 2007.
Date: 21/09/2007
For: LSI Architects LLP
AC Architects Announce Completion & Opening of New Sixth form Centre & Drama Studio at Thetford Grammar School
Award-winning AC Architects Cambridge Ltd have announced the completion of an ambitious conversion and extension of a group of listed buildings at Thetford Grammar School in Norfolk which provides a new state of the art Sixth Form Centre and Drama Studies Centre.
Date: 11/09/2007
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Victorian Charm Meets Modern Eco Efficiency – The Transformation of an Historic Cambridge Home
Award-winning, Cambridge-based Freeland Rees Roberts Architects have announced the completion of a stunning, environmentally-friendly extension and alteration of a traditional Victorian terrace home in Newnham, Cambridge.
Date: 17/08/2007
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Historic Cambridgeshire Abbey Reopens to the Public Following Sensitive Refurbishment
Following the completion of refurbishment works at Anglesey Abbey in Lode, north east of Cambridge, the National Trust has today reopened the doors of the Grade 1 listed Picture Galleries to the public.
Date: 03/08/2007
For: Freeland Rees Roberts Architects
The RSPB Environment & Education Centre and a Modernist Seaside House in Essex win National Architecture Award
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) celebrated on Friday, 22nd June, the latest architecture in the East of England by giving RIBA National Awards to two new buildings in the region.
Date: 25/06/2007
For: Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) East
Hertfordshire Architects Celebrate 21 years & Architecture Week 2007
Rickmansworth-based architects Chambers Goodwin & Partners celebrated their 21st Anniversary yesterday, 14th June and opened their doors to the public as part of Architecture Week, the annual, national celebration of architecture and the built environment.
Date: 15/06/2007
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Architecture Week 2007 – The Region Celebrates
Museums, galleries and theatres, cities, towns, villages and parks, architects, students and school children are all gearing up for Architecture Week 2007: the annual national celebration of architecture.
Date: 11/06/2007
For: Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) East
New Nature Reserve Visitor Centre Sets the Standard for Sustainable Design
LSI Architects has announced the completion and opening of a cutting-edge, sustainable Visitor Centre at Norfolk Wildlife Trust (NWT) Cley Marshes Nature Reserve on the North Norfolk Coast.
Date: 25/05/2007
For: LSI Architects LLP
Eco Trial Church Community Hall is Exemplar of Sustainable Design
Rickmansworth-based Architects Chambers Goodwin & Partners have announced the completion of a two year nationwide trial involving a cutting edge eco community building designed by the practice for the Parochial Church Council, St Mary’s Osterley, West London.
Date: 25/05/2007
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Competition To Design New Palliative Care Centre in Norfolk is Won by LSI Architects
LSI Architects has announced the completion and opening of a cutting-edge, sustainable Visitor Centre at Norfolk Wildlife Trust's (NWT) Cley Marshes Nature Reserve on the North Norfolk Coast.
Date: 23/04/2007
For: LSI Architects LLP
RIBA East Spirit of Ingenuity Awards 2006 – Freeland Rees Roberts Architects’ Designs Win 4 of 7 Architectural Awards
Freeland Rees Roberts Architects have announced that 4 out of a total of 7 Regional Awards have been secured for schemes designed by the Cambridge-based practice.
Date: 03/10/2006
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Temple Bar Secures National RIBA Conservation Commendation 2006
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA East) has announced today that the ancient monument and Grade I listed building, Temple Bar, has been awarded the prestigious, national RIBA Conservation Commendation which forms part of the RIBA Awards 2006. The Temple Bar scheme was submitted for the RIBA Award 2006 by the City of London Department of Technical Services with Temple Bar’s Historic Buildings Architects, Freeland Rees Roberts who are Cambridge-based RIBA members.
Date: 23/06/06
For: Freeland Rees Roberts Architects
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