Natural Stone Awards 2010

The Natural Stone Awards were presented with all due ceremony by former England Rugby Captain Bill Beaumont, at the spiritual home of cricket, Lord's, in London, on 26 November 2010 before an audience of 280 architects, clients, developers and contractors.

At the Awards ceremony, Jim Rosenthal, the TV sports commentator, was the compere while the Lottery's 'voice of the balls' Alan Dedicoat announced the winners. The presentation of the Awards was followed by a celebratory lunch in the hallowed halls of the headquarters of Marylebone Cricket Club, guardians of the laws and traditions of the game.

You can download PDFs of the pages of each category in the Awards souvenir brochure with details of the projects honoured by clicking on the category headings below. To download a PDF of a list of the winners and the judges' comments, click here. To download a PDF of the complete Awards souvenir brochure (9MB) click here.

 

Winners:

New build modern style stone cladding

Award winner

Norwich Cathedral Hostry

Norwich

Highly commended

Energus Skills Centre

Workington, Cumbria

Cannon Bridge House

London

Commended

141 Bothwell Street

Glasgow

House of Fraser

Bristol

20 Gracechurch Street

London

Family House

London

New build traditional style stone masonry

Award winner

264-267 Tottenham Court Road

London

Highly Commended

Royal Hospital Chelsea

London

Private Residence

West Sussex

Commended

The Orangery

The Old Vicarage, County Durham

Portavo House

County Down, Northern Ireland

 

Repair & Restoration

Award winner

Repairs to the Choir Bays

Selby Abbey, North Yorkshire

Highly Commended

Corona Chapel – South Side

Canterbury Cathedral, Kent

Ashridge Management College

Ashridge, Hertfordshire

Stoke Rochford Hall

Lincolnshire

Commended

East Cloister & St Faith’s House

Chichester Cathedral

The Pytchley Gates

Northamptonshire

The Diana Fountain

Bushy Park, Hampton, Middlesex

The Screen

St Pancras Chambers, London

 

Interiors

Award winner

Medieval & Renaissance Galleries

Victoria & Albert Museum, London

Highly Commended

20 Gresham Street

London

Commended

St Dunstan’s RC Church

Woking, Surrey

Private House

London

 

Landscaping

Award winner

Liverpool Canal Link & Pier Head

Public Realm, Liverpool

Highly Commended

Resurfacing of Base Court

Hampton Court Palace, Surrey

Commended

St Martin-in-the-Fields

Trafalgar Square, London

 

Craftsmanship

Award winner

New Chimney Pieces

Hanover Lodge, London

Highly Commended

The Monument

London

Commended

New Carvings

Lincoln Cathedral, Lincoln

Ashridge Management College

Hertfordshire

Atlas Fountain

Kenilworth Castle, Warwickshire

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bill Beaumont, former England Rugby Captain, amused the 280 people who attended the Awards celebration lunch with recollections from his career in Rugby and, subesequently, television on A Question of Sport.

 

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