Woodend Barn Banchory - Aberdeenshire

Thursday 4 October 2018

Buchanans Bistro

Woodend Barn

Banchory

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I am delighted, as Provost of Aberdeenshire Council, to thank you all for attending the 2018 Design Awards ceremony. I hope that you will have seen the principles of good design to which the Council is committed, whether in a conceptual form or a completed development.

In recognising and honouring the projects that you have seen tonight, we celebrate innovative and sustainable design principles in the creation of new communities, the sensitive adaption of existing buildings and the imaginative use of materials for both commercial and residential developments.

Thank you for your attendance,Bill Howartson, Provost

There are three tiers of design award: Commended, Highly Commended and the top award of Distinction.

The awards are given under the following categories:

Innovative solutions to housing need

Future proof living (student submission)

Conservation and building adaption

Building communities for the future

Innovative single house design

Business Enterprise

The Judging Panel for the 2018 Aberdeenshire Architectural and Landscape Design Awards:

Peter ArgyleChair of Infrastructure Services Committee

John CoxVice Chair of Infrastructure Services Committee

David ChoumanAberdeen Society of Architects

Gokay DeveciScott Sutherland School of Architecture

Sarah FletcherScottish Natural Heritage

Mike ScottHistoric Environment Scotland

This year, as part of the Scottish Government’s Year of Young People, we are asking the next generation of designers to focus on the needs of our ageing population. The Student Award asks those at the start of their careers to produce conceptual schemes dealing with issues such as mobility, dementia, social isolation, health and wellbeing to provide innovative concepts for future proof living.

INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS TO HOUSING NEED

AD HomeAn innovative conceptual design that demonstrates cost effectiveness and sustainable principles in construction and energy efficiency.

This project has been awarded Commended

Allardyce Design Limited 15 Golden Square, Aberdeen

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INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS TO HOUSING NEED

AD HomeCommended

FUTURE PROOF LIVING

Vertical CommunityAn insightful project that explores the creation of vertical communities through the reconfiguration of post war multi storey housing blocks.

This project has been awarded Highly Commended

Katie RiceRobert Gordon University

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FUTURE PROOF LIVING

Vertical CommunityHighly Commended

FUTURE PROOF LIVING

Futureproof Living and Dying

A thought provoking project examining sustainable human disposition through resomation in a rural setting.


Sophie Thea Perrott Robert Gordon University

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FUTURE PROOF LIVING

Futureproof Living and DyingHighly Commended

FUTURE PROOF LIVING

A Whole of Parts – Dementia and the Public Realm

An inventive project looking at how architecture can facilitate people with dementia being integrated into the wider community.


Sophie HoustonRobert Gordon University

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FUTURE PROOF LIVINGA Whole of Parts – Dementia

and the Public RealmCommended

CONSERVATION AND BUILDING ADAPTION

Coldstone House and Steadings

A sensitive restoration project using traditional skills and materials to reinstate the original form of the historic buildings.


Agent:LDN Architects, 29 St Leonards Road, Forres

Client: Mr McKimm

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CONSERVATION AND BUILDING ADAPTIONColdstone House

and SteadingsCommended


Granary Street, Huntly

A good example of sensitively regenerating redundant buildings in a historic town centre location with well designed private courtyard gardens.


Agent:Graham Mitchell Architects, 22 Rubislaw Terrace, Aberdeen

Client: Mr McCall-Smith

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Granary Street, HuntlyCommended


Todhead LighthouseA high quality adaptation of former lighthouse for residential use with minimum intervention.


Agent:Moxon Architects Limited, Ardoch, Crathie

Client: Mrs Beyts

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Todhead LighthouseHighly Commended


The Old ClocktowerThe sound restoration of a key historic landmark including the creative adaption of its confined interior to create an exhibition space.


Agent:David Chouman Architect, 18 Gordon Road, Aberdeen

Client: Aberdeenshire Council

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Granary Street, HuntlyHighly Commended


Scarth Craig, CowieStriking transformation of redundant utilitarian building to form colourful art deco inspired house.


Agent:Roundhouse Architecture Limited, Lochside Road, St Cyrus

Client: Mr & Mrs Davidson

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Scarth Craig, CowieHighly Commended


Portsoy Sail LoftA superb conversion of a derelict 19th century sail making factory into high quality bunkhouse accommodation.

This project has been awarded Distinction

Agent:LDN Architects, 29 St Leonards Road, Forres

Client: North East Scotland Preservation Trust

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Portsoy Sail LoftDistinction


Maryculter Trinity Church

Exemplary specialist stained and leaded glass conservation work including the provision of discreet protective secondary glazing.


Agent:Michael Zappert, Lochanside, Aboyne

Client: Maryculter Trinity Church

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Maryculter Trinity ChurchDistinction

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BUILDING COMMUNITIES FOR THE FUTURE


Castleton, EllonCommended

Castleton, Ellon A good example of a traditionally inspired housing development with understated on street parking.


Agent:Michael Gilmour Associates, 22 Rubislaw Terrace, Aberdeen.

Client: Scotia Homes Limited

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ChapeltonDistinction

Chapelton A high quality development with shared outdoor space and excellent landscaping to create a strong sense of place.


Agent:Brooks Murray Architects, The Arts Building, Morris Place, London

Client: Elsick Development Company

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Heritage Way, FraserburghDistinction

Heritage Way, Fraserburgh

An exemplary social housing development in a contemporary vernacular style which contributes to the regeneration of former industrial land.


Agent:Aberdeenshire Council & Gokay Deveci Architect


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INNOVATIVE SINGLE HOUSING DESIGN


Cra’widdieCommended

Cra’widdie The impressive simplicity of form and external finish allows this residential property to sit comfortably in its sensitive rural setting.


Agent:Ross Cowie Architect & Les Hunter Architect, 3 Campbell Street, Cullen

Client: Mr & Mrs Welfare

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MarchburnHighly Commended

Marchburn A fine example of a contemporary house with excellent internal layout and spatial qualities that relates well to its secluded woodland setting.


Agent:Michael Gilmour Associates, 22 Rubislaw Terrace, Aberdeen

Client: Mr & Mrs Gilmour


Lochanside An excellent new house designed for the owner’s home working lifestyle and future adaption.


Agent:Stuart Davidson Architecture, 32 High Street, Selkirk

Client: Mr & Mrs Zappert

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LochansideHighly Commended


Culardoch ShielingAn outstanding outdoor retreat with a strong response to place that sits in harmony with the surrounding remote upland landscape.


Agent:Moxon Architects Ltd. Ardoch, Crathie

Client: Invercauld Estate

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Culardoch ShielingHighly Commended

BUSINESS ENTERPRISE

Uryside Primary School

A bright spacious building with a good internal layout enriched by specially commissioned artwork and its relationship with the outdoor space.


Agent:Aberdeenshire Council Property & Facilities Management


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BUSINESS ENTERPRISE

Uryside Primary SchoolCommended

BUSINESS ENTERPRISE

Midmill Primary School

A good community based facility with impressive internal layout incorporating a multi-purpose gathering space and dining hall.


Agent:Aberdeenshire Council Property & Facilities Management


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BUSINESS ENTERPRISE

Midmill Primary SchoolCommended

BUSINESS ENTERPRISE

The Tin CooA highly enterprising farm diversification business with an interesting use of materials to create a shop, play area and a café which incorporates a viewing gallery of the milking parlour.


Agent:SBD Limited, The Grieves House, Schivas

Client: The Devenick Dairy

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BUSINESS ENTERPRISE

The Tin CooHighly Commended

BUSINESS ENTERPRISE

Portsoy Boat Building Centre

A clever adaption of a redundant historic building which has resulted in educational and social benefits to the local community.


Agent:Brown + Brown Architects, 12a Carden Place, Aberdeen

Client: Scottish Traditional Boat Festival

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BUSINESS ENTERPRISE

Portsoy Boat Building CentreDistinction

Ian Shepherd Award

Aberdeenshire Council introduced this award in memorial to the former principal archaeologist for the local authority who sadly passed away in May 2009. Ian Shepherd was an acknowledged expert in both the archaeology and architecture of the North East of Scotland who was highly respected by his peers and heavily involved in the Aberdeenshire Design Awards ever since their inception in 1998.

Ian Shepherd

Portsoy Sail Loft

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Ian Shepherd Award

Chapelton Building Communities for the Future Category Winner

Marchburn Innovative Single Housing Design Category Winner

Portsoy Boat Building Centre Business Enterprise Category Winner

Vertical Community Future Proof Living Category Winner and Public Vote Winner

Portsoy Sail LoftConservation and Building Adaption Category Winner and Ian Shepherd Award

Futureproof Living and DyingFuture Proof Living Category Winner

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Category Winners & Public Vote Winner

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Planning and Building Standards would like to take this opportunity to thank all those involved with the 2018 Aberdeenshire Architectural and Landscape Design Awards, including all those who submitted applications, the judging panel, and all staff and contractors involved in the organisation of the judging process and the awards ceremony.

For further information please contact:

Shaun NormanPlanning and Building StandardsGordon HouseBlackhall RoadInverurieAB51 3WA

Tel 01467 [email protected]

Cheryl RobertsPlanning and Building StandardsViewmountArduthie RoadStonehavenAB39 2DQ

Tel 01467 [email protected]

Produced by Aberdeenshire Council GDT24627

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