The Wood Awards is the UK’s premier architecture and furniture competition celebrating excellence in design in the world’s most sustainable material.
Now in its eighth year the Wood Awards is the most respected award for building and design in wood.
THE WOOD AWARDS 2010 - SHORTLIST REVEALED!
Following a day of deliberation and difficult decisions, the shortlist for The Wood Awards 2010 has now been confirmed. The shortlist is as follows:
Commercial & Public Access
Cranfield University, Chilver Hall (Stanton Williams)
Garden Court (5th Studio)
Krishna-Avanti Primary School (Cottrell & Vermeulen Architecture Ltd)
Sevenoaks School Performing Arts Centre (Tim Ronalds Architects)
St Edmundsbury Cathedral Fan Vaulted Ceiling (TMJ Interiors)
Private/Best Small Project
Coed Môr Bird Hide (National Trust)
Colerne Primary School Bike Shelter (Mitchell Taylor Workshop)
College Road (Knox Bhavan Architects)
Environmental Resource Classroom (Design Research Unit Wales)
Green Woodworking Shelter (David Austin Associates)
Highwood Court (SUSD)
Janus Chairs (Ryder Architecture)
Newbattle Abbey Bridge (Forestry Civil Engineering)
St Peter’s Centre (Communion Design)
Structural
Gillespie Park (Cowley Timberwork)
Hull History Centre (Pringle Richards Sharratt Architects)
Q3 Academy (Gifford)
Conservation/Restoration
Georgian Panelled Library (Alan Stewart Ltd)
Stoke Newington Town Hall (Hawkins/Brown)
The Restoration of St Thomas’ Church (Lloyd Evans Prichard)
Furniture
Achair (David Colwell)
Cool Radiators? It’s Covered! (Jason Muteham)
Fred Perry Reception (Buckley Gray Yeoman)
Radius Cabinet (James Ryan - The Barnsley Workshop)
The Border Seat (Gaze Burvill Ltd)
WOOD AWARDS - WINNERS ANNOUNCED!
The winners of The Wood Awards 2009 were announced at a ceremony at the Carpenters’ Hall in London on 14th October. For more information, please go to the Winners page.
For the first time, the Wood Awards supplement has been developed as an online edition. To view the supplement, please click here.
