DEADLINE EXTENDED for entries
for the 2022 Sheffield Design Awards
9am, Monday 11th July 2022
and close
5pm, Wednesday 7th September 2022
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Eligibility - Geographical Boundary
Entries must fall within the South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority, which covers a total area of 3484 sqkm, home to a population of 1.8 million. It includes the entirety of the metropolitan county of South Yorkshire (including Sheffield, Barnsley, Doncaster and Rotherham), as well as North East Derbyshire, Derbyshire Dales, Bassetlaw, Chesterfield and Bolsover districts.
Eligibility - Timing
This year's crop of entries promises to be the best yet, with the eligible period extended to allow for the cancelled 2020 event, scuppered by the Covid pandemic. So if you have a project completed between 1st June 2017 and 31st May 2022, please do consider entering the Sheffield Design Awards 2022!
Everything you need to know should be contained within the document available to view via the button / link above. If you have any further queries please do get in touch via sheffielddesignawards@gmail.com
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Here's a little about us -
Sheffield Design Awards
The Sheffield Design Awards (SDAs) are a biennial event, with the awards ceremony to be held next in November 2022. There have been no SDAs since 2018, due to the pandemic. There has been much development in the city region in the intervening years so we are expecting a bumper crop of entries. Entry criteria have been adjusted to capture projects which would also have qualified under the affected 2020 awards.
The Sheffield Design Awards were established for the benefit of the public and City of Sheffield and its region, with the following objectives:
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To promote high standards of building and open spaces that have excellent architectural standards and make a substantial contribution to the local environment principally through the promotion of an Awards scheme.
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To educate and inform the local population in the qualities of good planning and architecture which respect the needs of the public, as well as the concerns of planners, developers and users of significant buildings and open spaces in the area of benefit.
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To encourage by publications, presentations and making awards the preservation, protection, development and improvement of features of historic or public interest in the area of benefit.
Awards are given to buildings and open spaces that have high architectural standards and make a substantial contribution to the local environment. The Awards are made after a shortlist of nominated schemes is visited by a panel of invited judges and the Awards decided. The Award categories and winners in 2018 were:
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Small Project Award - Public (Melling Ridgeway + Partners for The Rockingham Group)
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Medium Project Award - Site Gallery Expansion (DRDH Architects for The Site Gallery)
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Large Project Award - Albert Works (Cartwright Pickard for City Estates)
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Residential Award - Dam View (Robin Ashley Architects for Mr & Mrs Wells)
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Conservation Award - The Long Barn (Chiles, Evans and Care for Leo & Kate Care)
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Open Space Award - Leavygreave Plantables (Grant Associates / David Appleyard for The University of Sheffield and Sheffield City Council)
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Lifetime Achievement Award for Building in Use - The Peace Gardens
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People’s Choice Award - Chatsworth Birdhide (Peak Architects for the Chatsworth Trust)
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Outstanding Project Award - Albert Works (Cartwright Pickard for City Estates)