SUSTAINABLE HOUSING AWARDS
22 OCTOBER 2010
Sustainability is one of the most pressing issues affecting the social housing sector. Britain’s homes are responsible for a huge proportion of the UK’s carbon dioxide emissions. This is why all new homes will have to meet tough new zero carbon standards by 2016.
The Sustainable Housing Awards celebrates the projects and organisations at the vanguard of housing sustainability best practice. Involvement in these awards as a winner or a finalist brings widespread recognition, masses of media exposure and could lead to further work or commissions.
This year’s awards will be presented by the comedian writer and environmental campaigner Mark Watson at a lunchtime ceremony in London’s Hilton Hotel on 22nd October 2010. Last year the event attracted almost 500 people, with a cross section of senior industry figures including representatives of government departments, chief executives of leading social housing providers and representatives of the main trade and professional bodies.
2010 Sustainable Housing Awards Judges
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Richard Baines
Director of Sustainable Development
Black Country Housing
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Nick Duxbury
Deputy Features Editor
Inside Housing
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Paul Ciniglio
Head of Sustainability
Radian Housing Association
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Andrew Mellor
Director
PRP
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John Doggart
Chairman
Sustainable Energy Academy
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Bill Randall
Green Party Councillor
Brighton
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Andrew Eagles
Chief Executive
Sustainable Homes
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Sue Riddlestone
Managing Director
BioRegional
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Sally Hancox
Director
Gentoo Green
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Neil May
Chair
Good Homes Alliance
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Isabel Hardman
Reporter
Inside Housing
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Information
Entry form
The deadline for entries for the 2010 event has passed, but for information about the entry process see the attached form.
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Awards ceremony
The 2010 awards will be hosted by comedian writer and environmental campaigner Mark Watson
Last year’s awards ceremony attracted almost 500 people; we expect the 2010 awards to be just as well attended
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Table bookings
Tables of ten (or individual places) can be booked. There is an early bird discount for all tickets booked before 10th September 2010 (£109 per ticket or £1050 per table of ten + VAT). After this date the cost will increase to £119 per ticket or £1150 per table of ten + VAT.
For booking information contact: CreatEvents, Sandy Farm Business Centre, Sands Rd, Farnham, Surrey, GU10 1PX
Telephone: 01252 781 178 / Fax: 01252 781 175 / e-mail: clare@createvents.co.uk
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General queries
Michelle Lewis
Event Manager
Direct Line: 02476 571 186 Mobile: 07505 132 734
E-mail: michelle.lewis@oceanmedia.co.uk -or- awards@oceanmedia.co.uk
Ocean Media Group, Bank House, 23 Warwick Road, Coventry, CV1 2EW
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Sponsorship
To discuss sponsorship opportunities for the 2011 Awards please contact:
Sarah Payling on 0161 445 4171 or e-mail: sarah.payling@oceanmedia.co.uk
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2010 Categories and Finalists
Most sustainable social housing
project of the year
(for new developments of less than 25 homes)
Boleyn Road, London N16 – Homes for Islington/Ellis and Moore/Bailey Associates/Mansell Partnership Housing
Cumberland Street, Macclesfield – Cheshire Peaks & Plains Housing Trust/Great Places Housing Group/ Pozzoni/ Davis Langdon/ Morely Design Associates/Bramall Construction
Gallon Close, Greenwich – Family Mosaic/BPTW Architects/Calford Seaden/Osborne Homes
Midland Road, Stonehouse – Two Rivers Housing/Quattro Design/O’Brien & Price/Walker Pritchard & Partners/Markeys Construction
54/67 and 69 Temple Avenue, York – Joseph Rowntree Housing Trust/Richards Partington Architects/ Strata Construction
Unity Gardens, Long Sutton – Lincolnshire Rural Housing Association/South Holland District Council/SEArch Architects/Robert Woodhead/Waldeck Associates
Sustainable larger social housing
 project of the year
(for new developments of more than 25 homes)
Granville Road, South Kilburn – Brent Housing Partnership/Levitt Bernstein/Mott Macdonald/Higgins
Graylingwell Park, Chichester – Linden Homes/Affinity Sutton/John Thompson & Partners/Gillespie Yunnie Architects/RSK Group/King Sturge/WSP Group
Livesey Green, Blackburn – Twin Valley Homes/Lancaster Maloney/Bramall Construction
Miners Way, St Agnes – Ocean Housing/Ocean Design Services/Airey and Coles/Gilbert and Goode
Munsdale, Rotherham – South Yorkshire Housing Association/Cartwright Pickard Architects/ Strata (Mansell) Construction/Arcadis Terence E Dudley & Associates/BES Consulting Engineers/Sleaths
Oak Lodge, Runcorn, Merseyside – Liverpool Housing Trust/John McCall/Curtins/ Tweeds/Seddon Construction
Sustainable social housing refurbishment
 project of the year
(for multiple housing schemes)
The Beavan Building, Byker – Byker Bridge Housing Association/Anthony Keith Architects/Mansell Construction Services
Chartist House, Greater Manchester – New Charter Homes/The Belfry Group
Cumberland Avenue Estate, Greater Manchester – City West Housing Trust/Urban Vision/Bramall Construction/Hanson Structherm/Astley Facades (Northern)
All Saints, Wolverhampton – Wolverhampton Homes/Bullock/Frank Haslam Milan/Thomas Vale Construction
Municipal Terrace, Dumfries – Dumfries & Galloway Housing Partnership/White Hill Design Studio/Asher Associates/McGowan Miller Partnership/Border Construction
19 Sterndale Road, Notting Hill – Notting Hill Housing Trust/Baily Garner/United House
Low energy social housing
 project of the year
Abbey Walk, Storrington – Greenoak Housing Association/Jon Broome Architects/Ellis & Moore/AppleyardsDWB/Ndesign/Westbridge Construction
Daneville Estate, Liverpool – Liverpool Mutual Homes/Bramall Construction
Experimental Homes at University of Nottingham – Tarmac Building Products/Bill Dunster Architects/BSP Consulting/Lovell
Greener Homes for Redbridge project – East Thames Group/London Borough of Redbridge/Wates Living Space/Pellings
54/67 and 69 Temple Avenue, York – Joseph Rowntree Housing Trust/Richards Partington Architect/Strata Construction
Wheeldon House, Birmingham – Birmingham City Council/G F Tomlinson
Energy saving initiative of the year
Air source heat pumps at Orchard Close, Shropshire – The Wrekin Housing Trust
New gas and solar heating systems at Pelly Road Estate – Newham Homes/Newham Council/EPS/Baxi
Relish (Residents 4 Low Impact Sustainable Homes) – Worthing Homes/FFT/Rydon
RetroFiT photovoltaics project – South Yorkshire Housing Association
Retrofit work on the Brentfield Estate – Brent Housing Partnership
Solar installations in Ashby de la Zouche – Sanctuary Group
Sustainable social housing contractor
of the year
Bramall Construction
Higgins
Morrison
Rok
Wates Living Space
Willmott Dixon
Sustainable social housing design/construction
consultancy of the year
Anne Thorne Architects Partnership
Bell Phillips Architecture
Collective Architecture
ECD Architects
Jon Broome Architects
PRP
Waste initiative award
Conwy kitchen and bathroom recycling initiative – Cartrefi Conwy/Crest/G Purchase Construction
Kitchen unit recycling for biomass –
Frank Halsam Milan/Nottingham City Homes/Gedling Homes/Wastecycle
Partnered Waste Initiatives – Breyer Group/Powerday/Egger
PVC-u Window frame recycling – Watford Community Housing Trust/Profile 22/Mears/Mulally
Waste transfer station makeover – Kier Harlow
Zero Waste by 2012 strategy – Willmott Dixon
Sustainability innovation award
DreamVu timber window – Jeld-Wen
Electronically Managed Access Key System (Emaks) – SitexOrbis
Environmental Awareness Training E-Learning Module – Metropolitan Housing Partnership
RACUS Wall Panel – Datum Phase Change Ltd
Relish (Residents 4 Low Impact Sustainable Homes) – Worthing Homes/FFT/Rydon
Sigma ll Build System – Stewart Milne Group
The Transformation award
Barnwell House, Camberwell – Peabody/Farrer Huxley Associates/Philip Pank Partnership/UPM Tilhill
Dundasvale Court, Glasgow – Glasgow Housing Association/Morris & Spottiswood/Wates Living Space/McLean Architects/3D Reid/Faithful & Gould
Green Spaces for People project: Meadows Estate, Hounslow – Places for People/The Riverside Group/Peabody
Hartleyburn estate, Hebburn, South Tyneside – South Tyneside Homes
Huddlestone Cresent community orchard and wildlife meadow – Raven Housing Trust
Let’s go let’s grow, Church Street Estate, Westminster – CityWest Homes
Green social housing champion of the year
Andrew Eagles – Hastoe Group
Tony Freeman – Raven Housing Trust
Terry Keech – Calfordseaden
Andrea Marshall – Aster Group
Anthea Rossouw – Housing 21
Joyce Welsh – South Tyneside Homes
Community involvement/engagement award
Fit for the Future – Accord Group
Greener with Helena – Helena Partnerships
Northam Recycling Project – Southampton City Council
Project Grow – Somer Community Housing Trust
Sandwell sustainable schools award – Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council
Tap into savings – Raven Housing Trust/Waterwise/Sutton and East Surrey Water/ Environment Agency/Reigate/Banstead Council/Global Action Plan
Social housing provider of the year –
 corporate sustainability award
Accord Group
Aster Group
Cross Keys Homes
Gentoo Group
Harvest Housing Group
South Tyneside Homes
Social housing provider of the year –
 innovative approach to green homes award
Gentoo Group
Greenoak Housing Association
Metropolitan Housing Partnership
Places for People
The Hyde Group
Two Rivers Housing
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