Nominations for the 2019 Church Architecture Awards are now open. The awards are open to projects including re-ordering, roof, spire or tower repairs as well as for extensions and new buildings.

THE DUKE OF GLOUCESTER AT THE 2018 CHURCH ARCHITECTURE AWARDS

  • The Presidents’ Award is for the best new church buildings and new designs in church re-ordering, alterations or extensions. Projects are eligible if they have been completed within the last three years or after the Practical Completion stage in their development. The award is open to church buildings of all Christian denominations in the UK.
  • The King of Prussia Gold Medal is for the best church conservation or repair projects. The award is open to the architect or chartered surveyor on any scheme of repair for a church or chapel of any Christian denomination in the UK, in use for regular worship, and over one hundred years old. The scheme must have been funded by a grant or loan from the National Churches Trust, or would have been eligible for such a grant or loan, and have been completed within the last three years.
  • The Young Church Architect or Surveyor of the Year recognises the contribution being made to church buildings by architects in the early stages of their career. It is given to young architect who has worked on a winning or shortlisted design entered for The King of Prussia Gold Medal or the Presidents’ Award.

THE KING OF PRUSSIA GOLD MEDAL

REPRESENTATIVES FROM ST MARY MAGDALENE CHURCH, PADDINGTON, LONDON RECEIVING THE 2018 KING OF PRUSSIA GOLD MEDAL AWARD.

Nominations by a church or by an architect or surveyor can be made on our website by completing a simple form.

 

www.nationalchurchestrust.org/how-we-help/2019-architecture-awards

The closing date is 1 July 2019. 

We’ll be shortlisting entries in September and  the award ceremony will take place on 31 October 2019. Judges include HRH The Duke of Gloucester and Revd Lucy Winkett.

If you’d like to speak to us about the award, please contact us at info@nationalchurchestrust.org or phone 020 7222 0605.

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