Architecture Awards 2022

Applications are now open for the DHBT's Architecture Awards, 2022.

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There are a number of categories so many historic building schemes will find they can apply.

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We've recently added a 'Conservation Champion' category and, new for 2022, a 'Craftsperson' one to help celebrate the best in craftsmanship across the county.

The deadline for applications is 31st August 2022.  Finalists will be invited to the Awards ceremony at Elvaston Castle in November.  

To be eligible for the building related categories, the scheme must be in Derbyshire and reached practical completion by 31st August 2022.  

For the purpose of the Awards, the term 'historic' is defined as a building that is pre-World War II. 

To apply, please complete the short application form here.

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Architecture Awards 2021

New Building in an Historic Setting

Winner - John Smedley East Site Redevelopment

Evans Vettori Architects

Client - Oasis Holding

Commendation - Hot House, Wirksworth

Mansel Architects

Clients - Lu and Ralph Selby

Reuse of an Historic Building

Joint Winner

Museum of Making at Derby Silk Mill

Architect - Bauman Lyons

Client - Derby Museums

Joint Winner

Ada Belfield Centre and Belper Library

Glancy Nicholls Architects

Client - Derbyshire County Council

Commendation

Amber Mill Furniture Rural Enterprise Centre

Architect - Tim Nutter

Client - Ann Turner

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Restoration of an Historic Building

Winner

Radbourne Hall

Architect - Peregrine Bryant

Client - Sir James and Lady Chichester

Commendation

Crowden Lea

Tom Crooks Architecture

Client - Mr P Young

Commendation

Elvaston Coach House and Clock Tower

Architect - Alex Gilbert

Client - Derbyshire County Council

Restoration of a Public Building

Winner

St Wilfrid’s Church, Barrow-upon- Trent

Architect - Lathams - Matthew Wilde

Client - The Friends of St Wilfrid’s Church

Commendation

Hathersage Swimming Pool

Tom Crooks Architecture

Client - Hathersage Parish Council

Deborah Devonshire Award

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Ensana Buxton Crescent

Architect - Andrew Ryan

Client - Buxton Crescent Ltd

The ‘Conservation Champion’ award was given to Ron Common (pictured), who had been nominated by Derbyshire Wildlife Trust, for his outstanding contribution to their project to restore Aqueduct Cottage.

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Read our blog to find out more about all the Award recipients.