Norfolk
CPRE NORFOLK AWARDS WINNERS - 2004
FULL AWARDS
EARTH SHELTERED DWELLINGS AT HONINGHAM
This innovative design seeks to tackle some elements of global warming. In both construction and use consumption of energy is reduced, and as a result total power bills are working out at around £4 a week.
This innovative design seeks to tackle some elements of global warming. In both construction and use consumption of energy is reduced, and as a result total power bills are working out at around £4 a week.
THE JUBILEE BUILDING, EASTON COLLEGE
The new building has created a focal point at the heart of the campus, and exhibits a considered response to the challenge of designing a modern building in a rural context.
The new building has created a focal point at the heart of the campus, and exhibits a considered response to the challenge of designing a modern building in a rural context.
THE ORCHARDS, AYLSHAM
This Grade II listed building suffered severe damage with loss of roof structure and period features. Restoration and conversion to flats were carried out, without loss of original room sizes and proportion.
This Grade II listed building suffered severe damage with loss of roof structure and period features. Restoration and conversion to flats were carried out, without loss of original room sizes and proportion.
TEACH AT WAXHAM BARN
Completion of repairs to this 16th Century Barn and its 4 single storey wings, as a result of a partnership between Norfolk County Council and the Norfolk Historic Buildings Trust.
Completion of repairs to this 16th Century Barn and its 4 single storey wings, as a result of a partnership between Norfolk County Council and the Norfolk Historic Buildings Trust.
THE BISHOP'S HOUSE, FORNCETT ST. PETER. COMPLETE RESTORATION OF 15th CENTURY HOUSE
Complete restoration of this 15th century house.
Complete restoration of this 15th century house.
RE-DEVELOPMENT OF TOWN MALTINGS, DISS
Buildings date from 1788, Grade II Listed, and were maltings until 10 years ago. Minimum alterations to outward facing elevations, courtyard face suitably modified.
Buildings date from 1788, Grade II Listed, and were maltings until 10 years ago. Minimum alterations to outward facing elevations, courtyard face suitably modified.
TANGLE PICKERS, BRANCASTER
A brick and flint holiday home with first floor timber boarding and elevated external deck.
A brick and flint holiday home with first floor timber boarding and elevated external deck.
BURLINGHAM WOODLAND WALKS. DEVELOPED AND MANAGED FOR PUBLIC ACCESS
The woods have been opened for public access, and managed for wildlife and mixed objectives.
The woods have been opened for public access, and managed for wildlife and mixed objectives.
RESTORATION AND REPLANTING OF BROADLAND POLLARDED ROADSIDE WILLOWS
The important landscape features were neglected and in danger of being lost until brought back into management.
The important landscape features were neglected and in danger of being lost until brought back into management.
SIDESTRAND HALL SPECIAL SCHOOL
Creation and management of school grounds enabling pupils to learn through the environment.
Creation and management of school grounds enabling pupils to learn through the environment.
THE HAWK AND OWL TRUST RESERVE, SCULTHORPE MOOR.
Creation and management of a reserve for hawks, owls and their environment.
Creation and management of a reserve for hawks, owls and their environment.
"CLEARWATER 2000" RESTORATION OF BARTON BROAD AND CREATION OF A NEW BOARDWALK
A partnership project to the value of £3 million, including dredging Barton Broad to restore water quality and plant community, and improving access for all by elevated walkway, and Britain's first solar-powered passenger boat.
A partnership project to the value of £3 million, including dredging Barton Broad to restore water quality and plant community, and improving access for all by elevated walkway, and Britain's first solar-
HIGHLY COMMENDED
RESTORATION OF ASHBOURNE HOUSE, CROMER
A grant aided restoration of exterior, owner restored interior to similar high standard. A positive development in a run-down area as part of the Cromer Regeneration Scheme.
A grant aided restoration of exterior, owner restored interior to similar high standard. A positive development in a run-
THE RESTORATION OF AYLSHAM LYCH-GATE STEPS AND THEIR ENVIRONMENT
Restoration of historic walls and boundaries of Aylsham Churchyard and renewal of historic steps to Cromer Road.
Restoration of historic walls and boundaries of Aylsham Churchyard and renewal of historic steps to Cromer Road.
"GILLIES" BURNHAM OVERY STAITHE: A NEW HOUSE IN BRICK AND FLINT
The design concept was to form a lane running from north to south of the site, passing through the building and into the landscape.
The design concept was to form a lane running from north to south of the site, passing through the building and into the landscape.
ALTERATION AND CONSTRUCTION OF COTTAGES AT BURNHAM THORPE AND
WARHAM
Construction and alteration of cottages for letting to local families by the Holkham Estate.
WARHAM
Construction and alteration of cottages for letting to local families by the Holkham Estate.
RENOVATION OF WELLINGTON HOUSE, CROMER
The work was carried out as part of the Cromer Townscape Heritage Initiative and paid for by a local (fishing) family, the Lees.
The work was carried out as part of the Cromer Townscape Heritage Initiative and paid for by a local (fishing) family, the Lees.
The 2004 CPRE Norfolk Awards were sponsored by May Gurney.
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