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Awards Sponsored
English Partnerships are sponsoring the following events in 2007/2008. We also sponsor a number of conferences and exhibitions aimed at promoting best practice within regeneration.
BURA Awards for Best Practice in Regeneration 2008
November/December 2008
The awards, established in 1992, define excellence in regeneration. The rigorous assessment process carried out by a panel of senior built environment professionals is combined with BURA’s commitment to inspire and guide the evolution of regeneration, assuring that the promotion of best practice remains at the heart of these prestigious awards.
English Partnerships is one of the key government organisations joining together to support the awards and encourage a greater number, quality and diversity of entries.
Robert Napier, Chairman of English Partnerships said: “We believe that good regeneration should not only benefit people living today, but should also support future generations. This can only be achieved by creating sustainable communities, with long-lasting environmentally friendly homes, where people want to live and can afford to live. We are therefore proud sponsors of the BURA awards again as we feel that they continue to recognise and encourage the very best practice and excellence in regeneration – I look forward to seeing the 2008 entries.”
The closing date for submitting an entry to these awards is Friday 6 June 2008. Projects large and small, from any sector can submit an entry.
To see the assessment criteria and to submit an entry on-line please visit the BURA website.
Civic Trust Awards 2008
12 March 2008
English Partnerships is once again sponsoring the "Partnership Award", which is presented to the best regeneration or development project involving a partnership between the private, public and community sectors.
For further details please see the Civic Trust website.
BURA Awards for Best Practice in Regeneration 2007
29 November 2007
Riverbank Plaza Hotel, London
Established back in 1992, these awards embrace diversity, recognising projects across the UK on a variety of scales and celebrating the enormous range of people and organisations involved in regeneration. English Partnerships is one of the headline sponsors of the 2007 awards and also presents its own award for "Partnership in Regeneration".
The closing date for submitting an entry to these awards was Friday 29 June 2007.
For further details about the awards, please visit the BURA website.
RIBA Sustainability Award 2007
6 October 2007
The Roundhouse, Chalk Farm, London
The RIBA Sustainability Award, sponsored by English Partnerships, is made for the building that demonstrates most elegantly and durably the principles of sustainable architecture. The award will be presented at the RIBA Stirling Prize dinner later this year.
We have also sponsored:
- The National Energy Efficiency Awards - December 2006
English Partnerships sponsored the Construction and Renovation category
- BURA Charitable Trust Community Awards - January 2006
English Partnerships was the sole sponsor of these awards, whose aim was to ensure the involvement of local people as equal partners in the development and implementation of regeneration programmes.
- RTPI Planning Awards - February 2005
English Partnerships sponsored the "Award for Planning for Urban Regeneration", which was divided into two categories - City Regeneration, won by the Bullring, Birmingham; and Town Regeneration, won by Built Heritage -Tynemouth Village, North Tyneside.
- Civic Trust Awards - April 2005
English Partnerships sponsored the "Partnership Award", presented to the best regeneration or development project involving a partnership between the private, public and community sectors.
- Building Community Awards - October 2005
English Partnerships sponsored the "Best Planning and Land Regeneration Strategy Award", which was won in 2005 by Barratt Homes.
To find out about events that we are involved in, please visit our event page.
