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RIBA 2016 award: East Midlands buildings on shortlist RIBA 2016 award: East Midlands buildings win architecture award
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Twelve buildings across the East Midlands have been shortlisted for a regional architecture prize. Nine buildings across the East Midlands have won a regional architecture prize.
Contenders for The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) annual award include a castle, a former glass warehouse and a school sports pavilion. Contenders for The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) East Midlands annual awards include a castle, a former glass warehouse and a school sports pavilion.
The winners will be announced at a ceremony in Nottingham later. The winning buildings, which were revealed at a ceremony in Nottingham, will now be considered for the national award, which will be announced in June.
Chatsworth Stickyard Outdoor Education Centre, Bakewell The Portland Collection, Welbeck Estate, in Worksop, Nottinghamshire, also won awards for Building of the Year Award, Sustainability Award and Conservation Award.
This 19th century cart shed and outbuildings on the Chatsworth estate have been transformed into a series of teaching and presentation places. Architects used traditional stone, historic lime mortars and stainless steel to help preserve the buildings. Lucy Plumridge, regional jury chair, said: "The quality and attention to detail exhibited by the winning schemes was outstanding.
"Every scheme suited its end users perfectly, creating a sense of place and an aspirational environment."
RIBA Awards have been running for 50 years.
The Portland Collection, Welbeck Estate, Worksop
The building's protruding barrel-vaulted zinc roofs have been created to mimic Welbeck Abbey. The collection's entrance allows visitors to look out onto a line of trees and a 19th century lodge.
Contour House, DerbyshireContour House, Derbyshire
This house was designed in a curve to reflect the contours and meadows of the Peak District. The stone and natural timber material used were chosen to reflect a dry stone wall or a stone barn typical of the area.This house was designed in a curve to reflect the contours and meadows of the Peak District. The stone and natural timber material used were chosen to reflect a dry stone wall or a stone barn typical of the area.
Derby ArenaDerby Arena
Derby Arena includes a 250m indoor cycle track, 1,500-capacity grandstand and a sports infield. The venue has been described as "world class" by four-time Olympic gold medallist and Tour de France winner Sir Bradley Wiggins.Derby Arena includes a 250m indoor cycle track, 1,500-capacity grandstand and a sports infield. The venue has been described as "world class" by four-time Olympic gold medallist and Tour de France winner Sir Bradley Wiggins.
Garden Buildings, WarmingtonGarden Buildings, Warmington
A garage, garden store and the remains of an old piggery have been demolished to make way for a new building that includes a kitchen and bathroom. Located between the main house and garden, the owners hope to use it as a weekend retreat.A garage, garden store and the remains of an old piggery have been demolished to make way for a new building that includes a kitchen and bathroom. Located between the main house and garden, the owners hope to use it as a weekend retreat.
Heart of Campus, Nottingham Trent UniversityHeart of Campus, Nottingham Trent University
Two buildings have combined to create a new entrance for the university's Clifton campus. They have replaced worn out 1960s' teaching blocks and incorporate classroom and lecture spaces.Two buildings have combined to create a new entrance for the university's Clifton campus. They have replaced worn out 1960s' teaching blocks and incorporate classroom and lecture spaces.
Leicester Print WorkshopLeicester Print Workshop
This former 1970s glass warehouse has been turned into printmaking studios, a library, gallery and educational space. The restoration of the building, in the city's Cultural Quarter, was part funded by Arts Council England.This former 1970s glass warehouse has been turned into printmaking studios, a library, gallery and educational space. The restoration of the building, in the city's Cultural Quarter, was part funded by Arts Council England.
Lincoln Castle RevealedLincoln Castle Revealed
Visitors to Lincoln Castle can now complete a full circuit of the walls as part of the introduction of a series of stairwells, a new railing system and bridges. The project also created a new vault for their copy of Magna Carta and Charter of the Forest. It is, as such, the only place where both documents can be seen together.Visitors to Lincoln Castle can now complete a full circuit of the walls as part of the introduction of a series of stairwells, a new railing system and bridges. The project also created a new vault for their copy of Magna Carta and Charter of the Forest. It is, as such, the only place where both documents can be seen together.
Nottingham OneNottingham One
The focal point of this £40m development in Nottingham is a 160m facade which has filled a hole in the city's streetscape. Balconies, pavilions and terraces on the south side of the building create viewing points for the canal below.The focal point of this £40m development in Nottingham is a 160m facade which has filled a hole in the city's streetscape. Balconies, pavilions and terraces on the south side of the building create viewing points for the canal below.
NUAST, Nottingham
The Nottingham University Academy of Science and Technology (NUAST) offers a specialist curriculum to 14 and 19-year-olds. The three-storey entrance takes visitors into the school's innovation hub with screens allowing them to overlook the science and engineering activities inside.
Oundle School Pavilion
This building, which has been built on the site of the previous pavilion, is a continuation of the school's 160-year cricketing history. It is also more energy efficient and allows for views across the school's rugby pitches.
Private house, NorthamptonshirePrivate house, Northamptonshire
This house was created on the site of a smaller, existing dwelling. It stands alone, remote from the nearest village, on a ridge of higher ground overlooking the rolling landscape of a nearby farm.This house was created on the site of a smaller, existing dwelling. It stands alone, remote from the nearest village, on a ridge of higher ground overlooking the rolling landscape of a nearby farm.
The Portland Collection, Welbeck Estate, Worksop
The building's protruding barrel-vaulted zinc roofs have been created to mimic Welbeck Abbey. The collection's entrance allows visitors to look out onto a line of trees and a 19th century lodge.