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2018 Quality of Place award winners
2018 Quality of Place award winners
The eighth annual Quality of Place Awards ceremony took place on 22 November, recognising the best in design and conservation in Suffolk Coastal.
The awards are a celebration of the effort being made by people across Suffolk Coastal to add to the quality of our environment, by creating high quality designs in both the built and natural environment and helping to conserve our historic buildings.
This year’s judges were:
- Cllr Tony Fryatt, Cabinet Member for Planning as Chairman Judge
- Bob Kindred MBE, Trustee of the Suffolk Preservation Society, as Conservation Expert Judge
- Patricia Shepherd, Director of Architects Two Ltd. as Landscape Expert Judge
- Jan Garfield, Chairman of the Planning Committee of the Felixstowe Society as Amenity Society Judge
- John Lamont, Local Architect and member of RIBA East as our Design Expert.
The awards were presented by Suffolk Coastal Chairman, Cllr Nicky Yeo with bronze plaques for the category winners and certificates for the highly commended schemes.
Award Winners
| Design: Winner | |
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| Five Acre Barn, Aldrignham |  |
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| Design: Highly Commended | |
| The Black Barn, Dallinghoo |  |
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| Building Conservation: Joint Winner | |
| Bawdsey Radar Transmitter Block |  |
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| Building Conservation: Joint Winner | |
| Sibton Park Gate Lodge |  |
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| Landscape: Winner | |
| Valley Farm Lake, Heveningham Estate |  |
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The Heveningham Estate team with Gladstone Tuck Pointing & Restoration Ltd)