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SUSSEX
HERITAGE
TRUST
LIST OF
AWARDS 2020 ENTRIES
design for the future, THE BUILDING CRAFT AWARD
Sponsored by
respect for the past
Pilbeam Construction
THE COMMERCIAL AWARD
Sponsored by
Savills
THE ECCLESIASTICAL
BUILDING AWARD
Sponsored by
Valley Builders
THE LARGE SCALE
RESIDENTIAL AWARD
Sponsored by
Covers Timber & Builders
Merchants
THE LANDSCAPE
& GARDENS AWARD
Sponsored by
The Ernest Kleinwort
Charitable Trust
THE MID-SCALE
RESIDENTIAL AWARD
Sponsored by
The Hans & Märit Rausing
Charitable Trust
THE PUBLIC &
COMMUNITY AWARD
Sponsored by
Gatwick Airport Limited
THE SMALL SCALE
RESIDENTIAL AWARD
Sponsored by
Platinum Sponsor RH & RW Clutton
THE SUSSEX HERITAGE
PERSON OF THE YEAR
Sponsored by
Harvey’s Brewery
Sussex Heritage Trust
Awards 2020
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CORPORATE FRIENDS
The Angmering Park Estate, Baqus Construction & Property Consultancy, Barlavington Estate,
Brighton and Hove Heritage Commission, Coppard Giles Chartered Building Surveyors, Glynde Estates,
The Leconfield Estates, Randell Design Group, RX Architects Ltd, Sussex Leadcraft Limited.
Others who wish to remain anonymous.
SUSSEX
HERITAGE
TRUST
AWARDS 2020
design for the future,
respect for the past
CONTENTS
THE BUILDING CRAFT AWARD
sponsored by Pilbeam Construction p8
THE COMMERCIAL AWARD
sponsored by Savills p12
THE ECCLESIASTICAL BUILDING AWARD
sponsored by Valley Builders p18
THE LANDSCAPE & GARDENS AWARD
sponsored by The Ernest Kleinwort Charitable Trust p20
THE LARGE SCALE RESIDENTIAL AWARD
sponsored by Covers Timber & Builders Merchants p23
THE MID-SCALE RESIDENTIAL AWARD
sponsored by The Hans and Märit Rausing Charitable Trust p24
THE PUBLIC & COMMUNITY AWARD
sponsored by Gatwick Airport Limited p27
THE SMALL SCALE RESIDENTIAL AWARD
sponsored by RH & RW Clutton p33
THE SUSSEX HERITAGE PERSON OF THE YEAR AWARD
sponsored by Harvey’s Brewery p46
CONTACT
Sussex Heritage Trust
Chichester Enterprise Centre, Room 42, Terminus Road, Chichester PO19 8FY
t: 01243 576 524
e: office@sussexheritagetrust.org.uk
www.sussexheritagetrust.org.uk
/sussexheritagetrust @sussexheritage @sussexheritagetrust
Registered Charity No. 274366
4 SUSSEX HERITAGE TRUST AWARDS 2020
Grade II* Listed 15th
Century Manor House,
East Sussex
Extensive external
conservation & refurbishment
to stonework, metal windows,
Horsham stone re-healing &
clay tile roofing.
Complete high level internal
refurbishment, together with
sensitive re-modelling.
COnSERvaTiOn • COmmERCiaL • inSuRanCE • RESidEnTiaL
Valley Builders combine experience and
expertise with enthusiasm and confidence.
We are award winning in each of our
service areas; Conservation, Residential,
Commercial and Insurance.
Our sympathetic construction techniques together Valley Builders Limited T 01342 311377
with quality management skills have enabled us to The Old Granary F 01342 300251
214 London Road E enquiries@vbl.co.uk
build an enviable reputation for quality work and
East Grinstead
client service. We have a specialist interest in the West Sussex RH19 1HE www.valleybuildersltd.co.uk
conservation and restoration of historic buildings
coupled with an extensive track record of
completing sensitive ecclesiastical projects.
A warm welcome to you SUSSEX
all on the occasion of the HERITAGE
22nd Sussex Heritage Trust TRUST
AWARDS 2020
Awards presentation.
design for the future,
respect for the past
We launched this
year’s Awards scheme
at The Charleston
Trust’s Barns and
Galleries, a beautiful
restoration of Sussex
Barns juxtaposed with
contemporary new
gallery spaces in the
iconic centre of the Bloomsbury Group.
A winner of a 2019 Sussex Heritage Trust
Award, friends and supporters heard
from the Director of Charleston, Nathaniel
Hepburn and Trustee of Charleston,
Jolyon Brewis. Matthew Larkin, Simon Knight and Stephen Herrington
Of course, in February, none of us could at The Charleston Trust’s Barns and Galleries
have known the unprecedented times we
would all face in just a few months and as
to the prestige and regard the Awards
we approached the original deadline for
scheme commands across the whole of
the Awards, at the end of March, that we
Sussex, including Brighton & Hove, and
would shortly be in lockdown. The Trust
much further afield, that we received 69
revised its timetable for the year with an
expectation that Award entries would be entries this year. Every year we are thankful
lower this year. It therefore is testament for the continuing support of our sponsors,
judges and all those who enter the Awards
scheme, but never more so than this year.
Like many businesses and charities, we
face an uncertain financial future, with
our 2020 events and fundraising schedule
cancelled. We were therefore extremely
grateful to the generosity of Lord and
Lady Gage, who hosted our biennial black-
tie dinner at Firle Place at the end of 2019.
The dinner raised over £19,000 to support
the Trust’s charitable aims and objectives.
In 2021, we shall be hosting our biennial
dinner at Parham House at the kind
invitation of Lady Emma and Mr James
Charles Anson, Dr Anne Keay and Simon Knight Barnard, and I look forward to updating
at the Biennial Dinner at Firle Place you on this at a future date.
The dinner also sadly marked the
retirement of Dr John Godfrey, who had
officially stepped down as Chairman at the
Annual General Meeting. Our President,
Lord Egremont took the opportunity to
thank John for his tireless and unending
support of the Sussex Heritage Trust and
presented him with a plaque to represent
his six years as Chairman. I am delighted
to announce that John continues to
support the Trust as Patron.
The Trust’s work goes from strength to
strength, in particular the Bursary Scheme
supported by The Ernest Kleinwort
Charitable Trust, The Ian Askew Charitable Bursary Student, Samuel Wilkins
Trust, The Worshipful Company of at the Weald and Downland Living Museum
Chartered Architects and Historic Houses,
South East. The scheme offers fully
funded bursaries to young people and
new Vice-Chairman, David Cowan, who
those who hope to retrain in traditional
has taken on the role of Chairman of the
craftsmanship skills and building
Awards Committee.
conservation craft.
The success of the Sussex Heritage
Trust depends on the generosity of our
sponsors, friends and supporters. I am
very grateful to them and to all Trustees,
particularly Dr John Godfrey who has been Simon Knight DL
a pillar of knowledge and support and our Chairman
Sussex Heritage Trust Awards 2019
THE BUILDING CRAFT
AWARD
SPONSORED BY PILBEAM CONSTRUCTION
An example of high-quality work by a craftsperson or young apprentice using traditional
skills. The Award is given to the person rather than the project.
CALLUM JACKSON
FOR STONEWORK TO OLD
GOODWOOD ESTATE COTTAGES
From knapping square corners,
making gallets and construction this
was an interesting project blending
contemporary and historic. A project
by a 20-year-old apprentice that will
last for years to come.
Submitted by: Berry Stonework Ltd, Lavant.
www.berrystonework.co.uk
Architect: Brid Carr Architecture, Chichester.
www.bridcarrarchitecture.com
Contractors: Berry Stonework Ltd.
Craftsman: Callum Jackson,
Berry Stonework Ltd.
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DAVE WILKIE
FOR WORK TO REAR LEAD DOME,
HIGHMEAD MANOR, EASTBOURNE
A four-storey residential Victorian building
which was converted into flats. The work
was to renew the existing rear lead dome,
incorporating insulation and replacing
timber decking and any other decayed
timber, retiling the pitched tiled roof
slopes and flat roof adjoining the dome.
Submitted by: Clarke Roofing Southern Ltd,
Eastbourne. www.clarke-roofing.co.uk
Surveyor: Stredder Pearce, Eastbourne.
www.stredderpearce.co.uk
Contractors/Craftsmen: Clarke Roofing
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Southern Ltd.
8 SUSSEX HERITAGE TRUST AWARDS 2020
THE BUILDING CRAFT
AWARD
SPONSORED BY PILBEAM CONSTRUCTION
LIAM O’NEILL
FOR WORK TO EAST STREET,
CHICHESTER
The shop and residential unit were being
renovated and extended. The original
tired and dilapidated flat mineral roof
canopy was to be re-roofed with an
ornamental lead work design. The new
roof was hand bossed with welded
corners and sand casted lions’ heads
were added for a striking visual effect.
Submitted by: Lion Roofing, Chichester.
www.lionroofing.co.uk
Designer: Whaleback Ltd, Chichester.
www.whaleback.co.uk
Contractors: Lion Roofing.
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Craftsmen: Liam O’Neill, Lion Roofing.
LIAM O’NEILL
FOR WORK TO COMPTON HOUSE,
CHICHESTER
The brief was to fully re-roof Compton
House, a late 18th-century house which
was being fully renovated at the time.
The resulting roof included new rafters,
lead work for dormers, gutters and cast-
iron pipe collar, slating the roof and turret
and preserving the oak panels as part of
the original fabric of the building.
Submitted by: Lion Roofing, Chichester.
www.lionroofing.co.uk
Architect: HD Architect, details on request.
Contractors: Lion Roofing.
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Craftsmen: Liam O’Neill, Andrew Carrigher
and Andrew Logan, Lion Roofing.
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THE BUILDING CRAFT
AWARD
SPONSORED BY PILBEAM CONSTRUCTION
LIAM O’NEILL
FOR WORK TO PALLINGHAM QUAY,
WEALD AND DOWNLAND LIVING
MUSEUM, CHICHESTER
Instructed by Manorwood Construction
to roof May Day Barn, May Day Stables
and The Cart Shed. Work included hand
nailing riven chestnut lath and hand
whittling timber pegs to fit the random
sized holes of the peg tiles supplied. All
tile cuts were by hand with the use of hot
lime for the bonnets, ridges and verges.
Submitted by: Lion Roofing, Chichester.
www.lionroofing.co.uk
Contractors: Lion Roofing | Ben Kirk, Manorwood
IN PROGRESS
Construction, Midhurst. www.manorwood.co.uk
Craftsmen: Liam O’Neill, Andrew Carrigher
and Andrew Logan, Lion Roofing.
PETERSFIELD FORGE
FOR WORK TO WESTERTON HOUSE,
CHICHESTER
Petersfield Forge (Traditional Blacksmiths)
were approached to design and build
a series of galvanised structures to
complement the flint walls, stone
terraces and Georgian style house.
The two trellises and three rose arbours
are characterised by galvanized bars
forming open panels so that no part
of the garden is obscured.
Submitted by: Roderick and Debbie Fabricius,
Westerton House, Chichester.
Designer: Petersfield Forge (Traditional
Blacksmiths), Petersfield.
www.petersfieldforge.co.uk |
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Contributions from Rod and Debbie Fabricius.
Contractors/Craftsmen: Leigh Richards
and Richard Mason, Petersfield Forge.
10 SUSSEX HERITAGE TRUST AWARDS 2020THE BUILDING CRAFT
AWARD
SPONSORED BY PILBEAM CONSTRUCTION
RICHARD SOAN ROOFING SERVICES
FOR LARGE HOUSE IN EAST SUSSEX
A character country home dating
back to possibly around 1914. Work
included replacing peg and nibbed tiles
with handmade clay tiles, eco-friendly
sheepswool insulation with a specialist
stonemason employed to replace the
stone copings. This project was voted
as the winning project for workmanship
at the UK Roof Tiling Awards 2019.
Submitted by: Richard Soan Roofing Services,
Lewes. www.richardsoan.co.uk
Contract Manager: Stephen Burgess,
Richard Soan Roofing Services.
Site Manager: Graham Powell, Richard Soan
BEFORE
Roofing Services.
Specialist Sub-Contractor: Rother Stone
Restoration.
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DESIGN FOR THE FUTURE, RESPECT FOR THE PAST THE COMMERCIAL
AWARD
SPONSORED BY SAVILLS
A non-residential project (e.g. shops, offices and industrial) restoration, conversion or
new build.
BEFORE
ALISTAIR FLEMING Submitted by: Dougal Fleming, Alistair Fleming
Design, Lewes. www.alistairflemingdesign.co.uk
DESIGN SHOWROOM
Designer: Alistair Fleming Design team.
41 CLIFFE HIGH STREET, Contractors: Amber AC Ltd (Electrical).
LEWES BN7 2AN www.amber-ac.co.uk | BHESCO (Heating).
www.bhesco.co.uk | County Carpets.
The building is a Grade II listed foundry, www.countycarpets.co.uk | Fabco Sanctuary
converted to a showroom and studio by (Steel Framing). www.fabcosanctuary.com |
Alistair Fleming Design, who specialise in Freight HHG (props & styling). www.freightstore.co.uk |
John Cullen Lighting Design.
bespoke kitchens and furniture. The project www.johncullenlighting.com | A Greener Alternative
lasting 19 months involved researching the (SunAmp heating system) | Sussex Stone.
heritage, moving a staircase and toilets, www.sussexstone-ceramic.co.uk | Material Plans.
collaborating with 16 local business, whilst www.materialplans.com | Paul Bossley (Tiler) | Arundel
designing, making and fitting all furniture Stoneworks. www.arundelstoneworksltd.co.uk |
Julian Hills (Painter) | Barrie Hollands Construction |
to the iconic building. Tom Sallis (Plumbing) | Sussex Signs.
www.sussexsigns.com | Alan Cooper. AC Sheet Metal.
Craftsmen: Damien Fuller (Furniture Fitter), Alistair
Fleming Design Workshop team.
Other: Aga Ovens | Sub Zero & Wolf.
www.subzero-wolf.co.uk | Miele. www.miele.co.uk |
Pitt cookers | Kholer Sink & Tap.
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SPONSORED BY SAVILLS
BROOKLANDS QUAD
BROOKLANDS FARM, ROCKY LANE,
HAYWARDS HEATH RH16 4RR
The brief was to rescue and restore a
redundant farmyard, with the original building
dating from 1847 as signified by the key stone
on the Northern Wall. Restoring the original
Hythe sandstone, the building was designed
to suit modern working needs, comprising
three separate units or one single office for
flexible working space.
Submitted by: Bolnore Ltd, Haywards Heath.
Architect: Martin Henn, ADC Analysis Design
Consultants, Chichester.
Site Manager: Lucy Kleinwort | Kieran Crumley.
Contractors: K Crumley Construction, Pulborough.
BEFORE
www.kcrumleyconstruction.co.uk | Alec Cook & Son |
Jim Gasson (Electrical) | SCI Windows.
www.sciwindows.co.uk | Dorton Group.
www.dortongroup.com
Craftsmen: K Crumley Construction.
BUTLIN’S SPLASH
BUTLINS, UPPER BOGNOR ROAD,
BOGNOR REGIS PO21 1JJ
Creatively designed pool facility that reflects
Butlin’s heritage and embraces the family
holiday feel. This £35m waterpark is nostalgic of
iconic Butlin’s lido pools and provides a fantastic
experience for the whole family, with multiple
rider slides, a large family flume, internal water
play features for toddlers and an external rapid
river the whole family can enjoy together.
Submitted by: Kier Construction, Regional Building
Southern. www.kier.co.uk
Architect: PWP Architects, Havant.
www.pwp-architects.com.
Contractors: Kier Construction,
Regional Building Southern.
Craftsmen: GPB (Groundworks), Lewes | H Young
INTERNAL
Structures (Steelwork). www.hyoungstructures.co.uk |
MAC Roofing (Cladding & Roofing).
www.macroofing.com | J B Hopkins (M&E).
www.jbhopkins.co.uk | Neuman Aqua (Water
Engineering & Rides). www.neumanaqua.co.uk |
Dyson Briggs (Tiling). www.dysonbriggs.co.uk
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SPONSORED BY SAVILLS
HANNINGTONS LANE
BEFORE
BRIGHTON BN1 1GS
A mixed-use commercial redevelopment,
comprising retail, residential, office and restaurant
units. The new Lane was envisaged as a
compliment and extension to Brighton’s famous
‘Lanes’ rejuvenating a disused service yard.
Additionally, regenerating North Street, knitting
into the historic Lanes, improving wider linkages
and the public realm were other key aims.
Submitted by: Morgan Carn Architects, Brighton.
www.morgancarn.com
Architect: Morgan Carn Architects.
Site Manager: Paul Miles and David Sinden, Martyn Smith
(Construction Director).
Contractors: Westridge Construction, Catsfield.
www.westridgeconstruction.co.uk
LADY BEE ENTERPRISE CENTRE
ALBION STREET, SOUTHWICK BN42 4ED
The complete redevelopment of a reclaimed
parcel of land with the brief to create a
flagship project which provided small business
units for local companies to rent. The Centre
comprises three two-storey buildings with a
contemporary interpretation of an industrial
building creating a benchmark for future
architecture in and around Shoreham Port.
Submitted by: ECE Architecture, Worthing.
www.ecearchitecture.com | Pilbeam Construction,
Brighton. www.pilbeamconstruction.co.uk
Architect: ECE Architecture.
Contractors: Pilbeam Construction.
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SPONSORED BY SAVILLS
CONVERSION AND EXTENSION WORKS
4 CLARENCE YARD, BRIGHTON, BN1 1GT
A two-storey Grade II listed commercial property
within the Old Town Conservation area, originally
the main Royal Mail sorting office for Brighton.
The brief was to convert the building to create
a CAT-A office unit, ready for a Tenant’s fit-out.
Works included the construction of a new central
stair atrium.
Submitted by: Coppard Giles Chartered Building Surveyors,
Hove. www.coppardgiles.co.uk
Designer/Project Officer: James Potts and
Ben Murdoch, Coppard Giles Ltd.
Contractors: Pilbeam Construction Ltd, Brighton.
www.pilbeamconstruction.co.uk
Other: Barry Henson (M & E Consultant), Crofton
Consulting, Hadlow. crofton.consulting | Richard Wigmore
(Structural Engineer), Mead Structures, Lancing.
BEFORE
www.meadstructures.co.uk | Scott Castle and George
Orton (Acoustic Consultants), Acoustic Associates,
Shoreham-by-Sea. www.acousticassociates.co.uk |
Paul Burgess (Planning Consultant), Lewis & Co. Planning,
Brighton. www.lewisplanning.co.uk
THE BRINELL BUILDING
30 STATION STREET, BRIGHTON, BN1 4RB
BEFORE
The Brinell Building has established a new standard
for offices in Brighton. Designed to sit appropriately
in its sensitive city centre location, the seven-
storey building, clad in a restricted palette of brick
The Brinell Building
and glazed panels, addresses the three pillars of
sustainability – social, economic and environmental.
Submitted by: TODD Architects, London.
www.toddarch.com
Architect/Lead Consultant/Interior Design: Peter Minnis,
Michael Burns, Michael Kinloch, TODD Architects.
Contractors: McAleer & Rushe Construction, London.
www.mcaleer-rushe.co.uk.
Other: McAleer & Rushe Property (Client) | Ian Black
Consulting (Structural and Civil Engineers).
www.ianblackconsulting.co.uk | Caldwell Consulting
(Mechanical and Electrical Engineers).
www.caldwellconsulting.co.uk | Hasco Europe (Principal
Designer). www.hasco-europe.com | Fire Safety First (Fire
Consultant). www.firesafetyfirst.co.uk | Alucraft UK (Curtain
Walling). www.alucraftgroup.com | Hassons (Structural
Steelwork). www.hassons.com | Kone (Lifts). www.kone.co.uk
The Brinell Building
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THE BUZZARDRY
MARKLYE, RUSHLAKE GREEN, TN21 9PN
The Buzzardry is a unique stay treehouse
holiday let at the Marklye Estate. The
treehouse has been designed to make the
most of the natural woodland and views.
Features include 18 windows of various
sizes, a spiral staircase leading to a deck,
a spacious living area and log burner.
Submitted by: Blue Forest (UK) Ltd, Wadhurst.
www.blueforest.com
Treehouse Architectural Designers:
Blue Forest (UK) Ltd.
Contractors/Craftsmen: Eriksson Building Services,
Lewes.
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THE OLD STABLES
HOME FARM, PIPPINGFORD PARK,
NUTLEY TN22 3HW
To repair an 1850’s disused farm building
and repurpose whilst changing the appearance
of the original building as little as possible.
The conversion to office use used oak beams
produced on the estate and using new
handmade peg tiles since none of the
originals had survived.
Submitted by: Pippingford Estate Co Ltd, Nutley.
www.pippingford.co.uk
Architect: Nicolas People, Forest Row.
www.nicolaspople.com | Richard Morriss,
Pippingford Estate Co Ltd.
Contractors: Pippingford Estate Co Ltd.
BEFORE
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BEFORE
TILLINGHAM WINERY Submitted by: RX Architects Ltd, Rye.
www.rxarchitects.com
TILLINGHAM, DEW FARM, DEW LANE,
Architect: RX Architects Ltd.
PEASMARSH TN31 6XD Contractors: Cube 3 Construction Ltd, Immingham.
www.cube3construction.co.uk
The project incorporates 70 acres of farmland
Craftsmen: R&E Steel Fabricators, Rye |
and farm buildings including a 19th-century Chartwood Design Ltd, Chartwood Design Ltd.
traditional Oast. The buildings have been www.chartwooddesign.com
restored to facilitate organic wine production, Other: Marcus Crane (Interior Designer),
wine tasting rooms, visitor accommodation and Mccully and Crane, Rye.
teaching/workshop spaces – re-clad in a variety www.mccullyandcrane.com
of materials such as metal, concrete and timber
to reflect the farming heritage of the site.
TOOVEY’S
Valuing the past, embracing the future
Proud to support Sussex Heritage Trust
The leading antique and fine art auction house in West Sussex
SPRING GARDENS, A24 WASHINGTON, RH20 3BS
01903 891955 auctions@tooveys.com www.tooveys.comTHE ECCLESIASTICAL BUILDING
AWARD
SPONSORED BY VALLEY BUILDERS
A restoration, repair, conversion or development scheme, which improves all, or part of an
existing or former ecclesiastical building.
RESHINGLING OF CHURCH SPIRE
BEFORE
ST ANDREW’S CHURCH, THE TYE,
ALFRISTON, POLEGATE, BN26 5TL
The Grade I listed church was built around 1360.
Reshingling was urgently required to the central
Tower with broached Spire, clad since in cedar
shingles last replaced in 1966. Many shingles had
warped, been blown away or been attacked by
woodpeckers and were replaced with hand-split
oak shingles which were interleaved with
stainless-steel strips.
Submitted by: The Parish of St Andrew’s, Alfriston,
with Lullington.
Architect: Richard Crook, John D Clarke Architects,
Eastbourne. www.jdcarchitects.co.uk
Contractors: AE Hughes (Contracts) Ltd, Leatherhead.
www.aehughes.com
ST MARY’S THE VIRGIN CHURCH
CHURCH ROAD, APPLEDRAM LANE SOUTH,
CHICHESTER PO20 7EF
A 12th-century Grade I listed building. The aim
was to provide a viable rural parish church with
modern facilities. The single storey annex comprises
a church and community meeting room, lavatory
and small kitchen. The entrance is wheelchair
accessible from the car park.
Submitted by: Parochial Church Council (PCC)
of St Mary’s Church, Apuldram.
Conservation/Historical Building Consultants:
Douglas Briggs Partnership, Bosham.
www.douglasbriggspartnership.co.uk
Site Manager/Contractors/Craftsmen:
Lucking Bros Ltd, Petworth.
Other: Graham Pound, PCC Project Manager.
BEFORE
18 SUSSEX HERITAGE TRUST AWARDS 2020THE ECCLESIASTICAL BUILDING
AWARD
SPONSORED BY VALLEY BUILDERS
THE PARISH CHURCH OF
ST MARY MAGDALENE
CHURCH LANE, BOLNEY,
HAYWARDS HEATH RH17 5QR
A Grade I listed church with the objective to make
the West face of the tower wind, weather-tight and
structurally secure. The clock dial, made in 1897,
was in poor condition, with the aim to retain as
much of the original material whilst replacing the
burnt-out clock motor.
Submitted by: Robin Nugent Architects, Horsham.
www.robinnugentarchitects.co.uk
Architect: Robin Nugent Architects.
Craftsmen: Guy Lawford (Stone Mason), Rother Stone
BEFORE
Restoration Specialists, Cripps Corner.
Other: Tim Hutchinson (Project Manager), The PCC of
the Parish Church of St Mary Magdalene.
DESIGN FOR THE FUTURE, RESPECT FOR THE PAST 19THE LANDSCAPE & GARDEN
AWARD
SPONSORED BY THE ERNEST KLEINWORT CHARITABLE TRUST
A reclamation or improvement scheme in an urban or rural environment, which
restores an original feature or facility or creates a new one in a public or private area.
HISTORIC STEW PONDS PROJECT
MILL ROAD, ARUNDEL
WEST SUSSEX BN18 9AT
The ponds, probably of medieval origin, are part of a
two-year project to showcase the biodiversity of the
natural area into tranquil water gardens, whilst also
enhancing visitor enjoyment, children’s education and
providing a safe haven for wildlife. A new rustic bridge,
boardwalk, educational roundhouse and boathouse
formed part of this project.
Submitted by: Arundel Castle Trustees Ltd, Arundel.
www.arundelcastle.org
Landscape Designer/Project Manager:
Martin Duncan, Head Gardener, Arundel Castle.
Architect: David Bennett, Felpham.
Contractors: KC Property Services, Littlehampton.
Craftsmen: G A MacDonald Master Thatcher Ltd,
East Preston. www.macdonaldthatching.com
BEFORE
Other: Aquatic Solutions UK (Silt Removal), Rugby.
www.aquatic-solutions.co.uk | Beaver Plants
(British Plants), Lingfield. www.beaverplants.co.uk
LEONARDSLEE LAKES AND GARDENS
BRIGHTON ROAD, LOWER BEEDING RH13 6PP
The restoration of the Grade I registered gardens,
following the purchasing of the site with new
ownership in 2017. There had been limited to no
maintenance for around a decade. The project
included restored lakes, managed woodland areas
and rock gardens, improved paths, a new visitor car
park and the reordering of the entrance and exit.
Submitted by: Donald Insall Associates.
www.donaldinsallassociates.co.uk
Architect: Neil McLaughlin, Donald Insall Associates.
Client: Leonardslee Lakes and Gardens.
Other: Barry Holdsworth (Arboriculturist), Barry Holdsworth
Garden Design and Consultancy | Ben Kimpton (Principal
Ecologist), The Ecology Consultancy | Ashley Beischer
(Mechanical and Electrical Engineer), Anthony Ward
Associates Ltd | Stephen van Klaveren (Building Control
BEFORE
Surveyor), County Building Control Group | Trevor Vincent
(Structural and Civil Engineer), V and R Consulting Engineers.
20 SUSSEX HERITAGE TRUST AWARDS 2020THE LANDSCAPE & GARDEN
AWARD
SPONSORED BY THE ERNEST KLEINWORT CHARITABLE TRUST
PEACH HOUSE RESTORATION
GRAVETYE MANOR,
EAST GRINSTEAD RH19 4LJ
Gravetye Manor is a hotel and restaurant,
with a 30 acre historic garden built by
William Robinson. By 2010 the original
60-foot-long peach house was in serious
disrepair. The restoration included using
Ironko timber, fixing the cast iron winding
gear and the glass was hand cut with a
beaver tail, in the original style.
Submitted by: Gravetye Manor, East Grinstead.
www.gravetyemanor.co.uk
Architect: Nigel Crawley, Crawley Studios Ltd,
London. www.crawleystudios.co.uk
Contractors: Simon Harrison, The Victorian
Glasshouse Company Ltd, Pulborough.
www.victorianglasshouse.co.uk
BEFORE
Other: Gravetye Manor gardening team led
by Head Gardener Tom Coward.
© Luke Nagle
SOUTH DOWNS SITOOTERIE
THE OLD COWSTALLS, 8 THE STREET,
BERWICK BN26 6SR
Situated in the heart of the South Downs
National Park, a garden studio defining
a series of outdoor spaces in a historic
barnyard and providing a multifunctional
room. The new studio needed to respond
to the converted house and the brick and
flint walls of the yard that sloped to follow
the contours of the ground.
Submitted by: MW Architects Ltd, London.
www.mwarchitects.co.uk
Architect: MW Architects Ltd.
Contractors: Nick Carroll, Worthing.
BEFORE
DESIGN FOR THE FUTURE, RESPECT FOR THE PAST 21THE LANDSCAPE & GARDEN
AWARD
SPONSORED BY THE ERNEST KLEINWORT CHARITABLE TRUST
THE GIN PALACE
HOVE
A sustainable timber clad cabin finished
with red Swedish wood stain provides
a year round bar in its Mediterranean
landscape. Elevating the humble garden
shed with architectural ambitions it draws
reference from Donald Judd’s large scale
art installations at Marfa, in Texas, and
David Adjaye’s pavilion on Lopud, Croatia.
Submitted by: Domain Ltd, Brighton.
www.domain-ltd.co.uk
Architect: Domain Ltd.
Contractors: Bramber Construction,
BEFORE
Shoreham by Sea. www.bramber-construction.co.uk
SUSSEX HERITAGE TRUST AWARDS 2019THE LARGE SCALE RESIDENTIAL
AWARD
SPONSORED BY COVERS TIMBER & BUILDERS MERCHANTS
A restoration, conversion or new-build of more than ten units.
We are looking for large scale residential projects
to be entered into the 2021 Sussex Heritage Trust Awards.
Please contact the administrative office for further details:
office@sussexheritagetrust.org.uk
Previous Sussex Heritage Trust Award winners:
Pegasus Life Lavender Fields Beacon Heights Wadhurst Place
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experience of helping owners to buy, sell and restore their historic properties.
We can help you navigate planning, listed building consent and any other issues
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AWARD
SPONSORED BY HANS & MÄRIT RAUSING CHARITABLE TRUST
A restoration, conversion or new-build of two to ten units.
LOWER BARN AND FIELDER’S COTTAGE
CHRIST’S HOSPITAL, HORSHAM RH13 0NB
The project involved the replacement of a
disused dwelling house with a similar scale high
performing dwelling. In addition to the house
and running concurrently was the conversion
of a disused barn which required a considerate
approach to the repairs of the timber frame and
existing stone walling.
Submitted by: Valley Builders Ltd, East Grinstead.
www.vbl.co.uk
Architect: Alex Burdfield, Savills (UK) Ltd, Petworth.
www.savills.co.uk
Contractors: Valley Builders Ltd.
Craftsman: Dave Whalin (Carpenter), Valley Builders Ltd.
BEFORE
SUNTE PARK
GANDER GREEN, HAYWARDS HEATH
RH16 1RZ
The site sits within the ground of Sunte House,
which is a Grade II* listed building. For many
years, the site had been closed off from the
public, the scheme restored access and opened
to the public a large accessible green. The
development encloses the public realm in
a horseshoe reflecting typical Sussex
vernacular architecture.
Submitted by: Fluid Architecture Limited, Nutley.
www.fluidarchitecture.ltd
Architect: Fluid Architecture Limited.
Developer: Brookworth Homes, Reigate.
www.brookworth.com
BEFORE
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AWARD
SPONSORED BY HANS & MÄRIT RAUSING CHARITABLE TRUST
THE STABLES
BEFORE
24 WILBURY GROVE, HOVE, BN3 3JQ
Built in the mid-1880s, The Stables is nestled
within a historic mews which was used to service
the grand houses of Hove. Formerly a Victorian
Riding Stables, the property has now been
converted into four apartments and a ground
floor with two offices, maintaining the original
features and integrity of the building.
Submitted/Built by: River Oaks Homes, Hove.
www.riveroakshomes.co.uk
Architect: Fathom Architects, London.
www.fathomarchitects.com
BIENNIAL DINNER 2021
Thursday 14th October 2021
PARHAM HOUSE
The Sussex Heritage Trust are delighted to announce
the 2021 Biennial Dinner, which will take place at
Parham House by kind permission of Lady Emma
and Mr James Barnard. Parham House is one of the
country’s finest Elizabethan Houses, complete with
a Great Hall and Long Gallery.
Ticket information will be available from the office,
please call Helen Reeve on 01243 576 524 or
email office@sussexheritagetrust.org.uk
DESIGN FOR THE FUTURE, RESPECT FOR THE PAST 25Established in 1985, Parker Dann
is a professional practice of
Chartered Town Planning
Consultants based in
Lewes, East Sussex.
We advise on a variety of development and construction projects
and provide advice on all aspects of the planning system including
planning applications and appeals and providing guidance on the
development potential of land. We have a wide range of clients
throughout London and the South East of England including
landowners, developers and businesses.
Tel: 01273 478654
Email: enquiries@parkerdann.co.uk
www.parkerdann.co.uk
Parker Dann Chartered Town Planning Consultants
Suite S10, Waterside Centre, North Street, Lewes, East Sussex BN7 2PE
26 SUSSEX HERITAGE TRUST AWARDS 2020THE PUBLIC & COMMUNITY
AWARD
SPONSORED BY GATWICK AIRPORT LIMITED
A project which provides or improves facilities for the community.
ALDINGBOURNE COUNTRY CENTRE
BLACKMILL LANE, NORTON, CHICHESTER
PO18 0JP
The Aldingbourne Trust wanted to secure its long-
term future and expand its support to adults with
learning difficulties. The challenge was to create a
high-quality visitor centre with limited and uncertain
financial resources. The new community focused
building offers a conference centre, gift and coffee
shop and the Bradbury Training Kitchen.
Submitted by: HNW Architects, Chichester. www.hnw.co.uk
Architect: Andy Clemas, HNW Architects (post planning Lead
Architect) | Louisa Bowles, Hawkins\Brown (pre-planning
Lead Architect), London. www.hawkinsbrown.com
Contractors: Mark Vincent, Amiri Construction Ltd, Fareham.
www.amirigroup.co.uk
Other: Rob Owen, SMD Construction Consultancy Ltd
RECEPTION
(Surveyor), Fareham. www.smdconsultancy.co.uk |
Alex Forbes, Campbell Reith (Consulting Engineers), Redhill.
www.campbellreith.com | Grazyna Karolcza, Ingine Ltd
(Consulting Building Service Engineers), Twickenham.
www.ingine.co.uk | Joe Jackson, Lizard Landscape
Design & Ecology (Landscaping), Worthing.
www.lizardlandscapeecology.com
BURGESS HILL LIBRARY
THE MARTLETS, BURGESS HILL RH15 9NN
NewRiver REIT plc and West Sussex County
Council’s new Burgess Hill Library is part of the £60
million town centre regeneration plans. The new
6,950 sq ft air-conditioned library is 100 sq ft larger
than the old library and includes a lift, computer
area, new flexible shelving, dedicated children’s
area and a Changing Places accessible toilet facility.
Submitted by: NewRiver REIT plc, London. www.nrr.co.uk
Architect: Corstorphine + Wright, London.
www.corstorphine-wright.com
Site Manager: Stuart Walker, Thomas Roy Contractors,
Milton Keynes.
BEFORE
Contractors: Thomas Roy Contractors.
Other: Justin Thomas (Project Officer), NewRiver REIT.
DESIGN FOR THE FUTURE, RESPECT FOR THE PAST 27THE PUBLIC & COMMUNITY
AWARD
after photos facing north:
SPONSORED BY GATWICK AIRPORT LIMITED
CHRIST’S HOSPITAL DISUSED
STATION PLATFORMS
DOWNSLINK BRIDLE PATH, REAR OF
CHRIST’S HOSPITAL STATION, STATION ROAD,
CHRIST’S HOSPITAL RH13 0NE
Christs Hospital sought to re-open a section of the
‘Before’ and after photos facing north:
Downslink Bridle Path once lost to the Beeching
Cuts. This included making good the disused
platforms, erection of a 5m sign to mimic the sign
that once stood and extensive repairs to the bridle
path itself and 2 bridges.
Submitted by: Savills (UK) Ltd, Petworth. www.savills.co.uk
Architect: Alex Burdfield, Savills (UK) Ltd.
Site Manager: Dave Annetts and Dave Whalin,
BEFORE
Valley Builders Ltd, East Grinstead. www.vbl.co.uk
Main Contractor: Valley Builders Ltd.
Other: Savills (UK) Ltd (Planning Consultancy) | Coppard
Plant Hire Limited (Civil Engineering Contractors).
www.coppard.co.uk | Peter Burdfield FIOC (Carpenter, Signage).
CONGRESS THEATRE AND
WELCOME BUILDING
DEVONSHIRE PARK, CARLISLE ROAD,
EASTBOURNE BN21 4BP
The refurbishment of the Grade II* listed theatre, new
conference facilities in the Welcome Building and
significant improvements to the public realm. The
brief was to preserve and enhance the unique heritage
character of the site, whilst creating modern facilities
for performers, audiences, and other visitors.
Submitted by: Rachel Serfling, Levitt Bernstein, London.
www.levittbernstein.co.uk
Architect: Levitt Bernstein.
Site Manager: Paul Quanstrom, Eastbourne Borough Council.
www.lewes-eastbourne.gov.uk
Contractors: Vinci Construction UK, Reigate.
www.vinciconstruction.co.uk | Euro-City (In-situ Concrete),
Staines upon Thames. www.euro-city.co.uk | Glassolutions
BEFORE
(Curtain Walling), Coventry. www.glassolutions.co.uk
Craftsmen: Laslett & Hill (Joinery), Eastbourne | Cornish Concrete
(Concrete Cladding), Truro. www.cornishconcrete.co.uk |
MCJ Fabrications (Architectural Metalwork), Liversedge.
www.mcj-fabrications.co.uk
Other: Centre Stage (Stage Equipment), Thetford.
www.centre-stage.co.uk | Imtech (M&E), Ashford. www.imtech.co.uk
28 SUSSEX HERITAGE TRUST AWARDS 2020THE PUBLIC & COMMUNITY
AWARD
SPONSORED BY GATWICK AIRPORT LIMITED
DENTON ISLAND COMMUNITY CENTRE
NEWHAVEN BN9 9BA
The aim of the project was to create a forward
looking building with exemplary sustainability
credentials and to add a specific youth facility to the
existing community centre. Built on a brownfield site,
formerly an electronics factory, there were specific
challenges. The Centre comprises a main activity
hall, meeting rooms and landscaped exterior spaces.
Submitted by: Douch Partners Ltd, Forest Row.
www.douchpartners.com
Architect: Simon Beames, Kirkland Fraser Moor, Berkhamsted.
www.k-f-m.com
Site Manager: Toby Douch, Douch Partners Ltd.
Contractors: Douch Partners Ltd | Imperial Contracts
BEFORE
(Zinc Roof Installation), Steyning.
www.imperialcontracts.co.uk | Engineered Wood Solutions
(CLT Panel Installation).
Project Officer: Alan Orchard, FFT Ltd, Brighton.
DREAM CENTRE
BEFORE
CHAILEY HERITAGE FOUNDATION,
HAYWARDS HEATH ROAD,
NORTH CHAILEY BN8 4EF
The remodelling and extension of 1960’s memorial
hall into a multi-purpose facility for the Young
People at Chailey Heritage Foundation. Much
of the original fabric was retained, given the
embodied carbon in the structure, and converted
to house a stage, back of house areas and a new
entrance alongside a new main hall.
Submitted by: Deacon and Richardson Architects, Brighton.
www.drltd.co.uk
Architect: Deacon and Richardson Architects.
Contractors: Sunninghill Construction Co Ltd,
Haywards Heath. www.sunninghill.co.uk
Craftsmen: Laslett & Hill (Joinery), Eastbourne |
Cornish Concrete.
Other: Ellis Structures (Structural Engineer), Lewes.
www.ellisstructures.com | Wenham O’Brien (Quantity
Surveyor), Tunbridge Wells. www.wenhamobrien.co.uk |
Freeman Beesley (Services Consultants), Brighton.
www.freemanbeesley.com
© Jim Stephenson
DESIGN FOR THE FUTURE, RESPECT FOR THE PAST 29THE PUBLIC & COMMUNITY
AWARD
SPONSORED BY GATWICK AIRPORT LIMITED
FELPHAM COMMUNITY COLLEGE
FELPHAM WAY, BOGNOR REGIS PO22 8EL
A new three-storey building designed as an
independent ‘L’ shaped block to the south of
the original college. An additional first floor
extension was added to the existing changing
rooms, with a view to adding an additional
floor and an extension to the existing science
accommodation to provide two further
laboratories.
Submitted by: The Seaman Partnership Ltd
(now DLS:ARCH), Chichester.
Architect: The Seaman Partnership Ltd
SCIENCE BLOCK
(now DLS:ARCH).
Contractors: Sunninghill Construction Co Ltd,
Haywards Heath. www.sunninghill.co.uk
JAMIE’S FARM
ALLINGTON FARM, ALLINGTON LANE,
LEWES BN7 3QL
Jamie’s Farm is a charity that combines
farming, family, and therapy for disadvantaged
young people. BBM were appointed to
convert and refurb an existing 19th-century
Grade II listed farmhouse into communal
accommodation and surrounding agricultural
buildings into a working farm and office
and living accommodation for on-site
supporting staff.
Submitted by: BBM Sustainable Design Ltd,
Cooksbridge. www.bbm-architects.co.uk
Architect: Tom Cuthbert, BBM Sustainable Design Ltd. © Tom Scott
Site Manager: Barry Mason, MB Cable Ltd, Lewes.
ACCOMMODATION
www.mbcableltd.co.uk
Contractors: Marc Cable and Tom Johnson,
MB Cable Ltd.
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AWARD
SPONSORED BY GATWICK AIRPORT
INTERIOR
SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND SPORT Submitted by: Brighton College.
www.brightoncollege.org.uk
BRIGHTON COLLEGE, EASTERN ROAD,
Architect: OMA – Office of Metropolitan Architecture.
BRIGHTON BN2 0AL Site Manager: Adrian Broadway,
McLaren Construction. www.mclarengroup.com
Demolition of existing Sport Hall, Chowen
Contractors: McLaren Construction.
building and Blackshaw building and Pavilion
Other: Phil Elliot (Contract Administrator),
to facilitate a new four-storey including Gardiner and Theobald. www.gardiner.com |
lower ground, Sports and Science building. Mark Maidment (MEP), Skelly & Couch, London.
The building includes 18 university-standard www.skellyandcouch.com | Ian Hawes
laboratories, a cinema-style auditorium and (Structural Engineer), Kirk Saunders Associates.
www.kirksaunders.co.uk
a range of world-class sports facilities
including a 25-metre swimming pool and
double-height sports hall with basketball court.
ST WILFRID’S HOSPICE
OAKCROFT NURSERY, WALTON LANE
BOSHAM PO18 8QB
A brand-new purpose-built Hospice on a
new site, maintaining the ‘homely’ feel of
the previous hospice building. The design
was to divide the hospice into separate
buildings which are linked. As in a semi-
rural area the most appropriate style of
building would be a former farm with
contemporary links.
Submitted by: The Seaman Partnership Ltd
(now DLS:ARCH), Chichester.
Architect: The Seaman Partnership Ltd
(now DLS:ARCH).
Contractors: Kier Construction, Eastleigh.
BEFORE
www.kier.co.uk
DESIGN FOR THE FUTURE, RESPECT FOR THE PAST 31THE PUBLIC & COMMUNITY
AWARD
SPONSORED BY GATWICK AIRPORT LIMITED
WEST DEAN COLLEGE
ROOF RESTORATION
BEFORE
WEST DEAN COLLEGE OF ARTS
AND CONSERVATION, WEST DEAN,
NR CHICHESTER, WEST SUSSEX PO18 0QZ
West Dean House is a Grade II* building central
to the delivery of the College’s courses. The
130-year-old roof was completely restored
with all works carried out around the College’s
day to day activities. The repairs required a
temporary roof with an independent scaffold
designed to span the existing building without
taking any load off the existing structure.
Submitted by: West Dean College of Art and
Conservation, West Dean. www.westdean.org.uk
Architect: Jane Jones-Warner Associates LLP,
Chichester. www.janejoneswarner.com
Contractors: Clarke Roofing Southern Ltd, Eastbourne.
www.clarke-roofing.co.uk
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32 SUSSEX HERITAGE TRUST AWARDS 2020THE SMALL SCALE RESIDENTIAL
AWARD
SPONSORED BY RH & RW CLUTTON
A restoration, conversion or new-build of one unit.
AMBERLEY PLACE
AMBERLEY
A Grade II listed 18th-century house with the
brief to overhaul the property to be suitable
for 21st-century living. On joining the project,
Robin Nugent Architects, revealed the original
fabric of timber frame, wattle and daub
panels, resulting in the brief being modified
to repair and restore the ancient fabric.
Submitted by: Robin Nugent Architects, Horsham.
www.robinnugentarchitects.co.uk
Architect: Robin Nugent Architects.
Contractors: P. W. Bennett (Builders and Contractors)
Ltd, Bognor Regis.
Other: Ian Russell (Structural Engineer), Haslemere |
Outstanding Interiors, Weybridge.
www.interior-designer-surrey.co.uk
INTERIOR
BARTLEY MILL OAST
TUNBRIDGE WELLS
A Grade II listed Oast which was converted
into a dwelling in 1988 and once formed
part of the Bayhem Estate. The brief was
the difficult task of designing an appropriate
conservatory. The solution was to reconstruct
the original “greenstage” timber structure
which conceals the glazing system behind.
Submitted by: Rodger Fincham on behalf of Steve
and Jeannette Markiewicz of Bartley Mill Oast.
Architect: Rodger Fincham, Forest Row.
Mob. 07817 858432.
Contractors: Charlie Vockins, W. H. Hodder & Sons Ltd,
Wadhurst.
BEFORE
DESIGN FOR THE FUTURE, RESPECT FOR THE PAST 33THE SMALL SCALE RESIDENTIAL
AWARD
SPONSORED BY RH & RW CLUTTON
BRANDY HOLE LANE
CHICHESTER
The brief was to open up the rear of the property
with a large contemporary extension to provide a
large kitchen and dining space which had a direct
relationship to the rear garden, replacing a
poor-quality conservatory.
Submitted by: The Seaman Partnership Ltd (now DLS:ARCH),
Chichester.
Architect: The Seaman Partnership Ltd (now DLS:ARCH).
BEFORE
Contractors: R. Rawlins Ltd, Bognor Regis. www.rrawlins.co.uk
CANDYTUFT
STEYNING
A Grade II listed house with an early 16-century hall,
with the aim to rationalise the service runs to minimise
the impact within the historic fabric of the building and
four major areas of refurbishment including the kitchen,
rear hall, first floor landing and ensuite.
Submitted by: Folkes Architects, Storrington.
www.folkesarchitects.co.uk
Architect: Euan Clark, Folkes Architects.
BEFORE
Contractors: D.D. Penny, Croydon.
www.ddpennyrefurbishments.co.uk
CHALK HOUSE
BEFORE
DITCHLING
The demolition of dilapidated agricultural buildings
for the construction of a family home and planning
for a new vineyard on the adjacent fields. The aim
was to create a series of buildings that would resemble
an organic collection of agricultural structures,
which would fit seamlessly into the context of the
surrounding landscape.
Submitted by: Ben and Sam Ellis, Owners.
Architect: Lap Chan, Morgan Carn, Brighton.
www.morgancarn.com
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AWARD
SPONSORED BY RH & RW CLUTTON
CONVERSION AND INTERNAL
BEFORE
ALTERATIONS TO GRADE II MILL
WEST SUSSEX
Operating as a working mill until 1941, it fell into disrepair
and the remaining windmill was removed in 1955. The
brief was to improve the functionality of the property
as a contemporary family home while conserving and
highlighting both the historic fabric of the building and
its industrial heritage.
Submitted by: Jane Jones-Warner Associates LLP, Chichester.
13 Deneside, East Dean
www.janejoneswarner.com.
Architect: Jane Jones-Warner Associates LLP.
Contractors: Lucking Bros Ltd, Petworth.
Craftsmen: Seth Evans Joinery, Worthing.
DK Architects
Structural Engineer: Martin Kirby Associates, Winchester.
DENESIDE
EAST DEAN
The property is part of the East Dean Downlands
13 Deneside, Ea
Estate, built in 1936 as a small semi-detached house
on a slightly elevated site with views of the coast and
a Downland ridge. The brief was to update the house
enlarging rooms and the ground floor to be adapted DK Architects
to suit future mobility needs.
Submitted by: DK Architects, Hove. www.dk-architects.com
Architect: David Kemp and Clive Williams, DK Architects.
BEFORE
Contractors: East Sussex Construction Services Ltd, Brighton.
www.eastsussexconstruction.co.uk
Front elevation
Landscape before
Design: Juliet Sargeant, Rottingdean. Front Elevation
www.julietsargeant.com | Paul Dinnis Landscapes.
DRUIM BEACH HOUSE
WINCHELSEA BEACH
Sitting within the Rye Nature Reservation, the project Front elevation before Fro
involved the reconfiguration and remodelling of an
existing unfinished detached house. The design was
to expand and improve the living accommodation and
internal layout, whilst maximising the light and open views
across the adjacent nature reserve and beyond to the sea.
Submitted by: RX Architects, Rye. www.rxarchitects.com.
Architect: RX Architects.
Contractors: Myriad Construction. www.myriadconstruction.co.uk |
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Rear elevation
Craftsmen: before
Chartwood Design Joinery, Great Chart.
www.chartwooddesign.com
Structural Engineers: Stephen Evans & Partners, Stonegate.
www.evans-structures.co.uk
Rear elevation before
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EXTENSION TO LISTED SUSSEX
FARMHOUSE
A 17th-century Grade II listed stone-built
farmhouse with Horsham slab roofing.
Partly replacing a link structure introduced
at the turn of this century, the extension
was an octagonal in plan to frame views
of the walled garden, whilst connecting
the existing entrance lobby to the main
living space.
Submitted by: Jane Jones-Warner Associates
LLP, Chichester. www.janejoneswarner.com
Architect: Julian Vallis, Jane Jones-Warner
Associates LLP.
Contractors: Ivan Boniface, Pulborough.
Structural Engineer: Martin Kirby Associates,
Winchester.
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HOVE
The brief was to take a run down two-
bedroom house and restore using
traditional methods to bring the house
up to 21st-century living.
Submitted by: James Bannon, The Nice Group Ltd,
Lewes.
Designer/Project Officer: James Bannon.
Contractors: Lee Daniel, Stag Construction,
details on request.
Craftsman: Darren Gearing, details on request.
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HEYDONS LOFT
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GRAFHAM
A replacement dwelling, highly energy
efficient, based on the simple premise of two
boxes sitting on top of each other. The lower
skewed to take advantage of natural views
and provide covered access to the front.
The upper orientated to reflect the original
building line and present a face to the street.
Submitted by: MH Architects Limited, Chichester.
www.mharchitects.co.uk
Architect: Jonathan Moore, MH Architects Limited.
Contractors: TFW Construction Ltd, Chichester.
HOVE HOUSE
HOVE
The brief was to create a spacious yet modest
home for a family, using the swimming pool
as the nucleus of the proposal. The new house
is a series of simple brick forms, largely single
storey, with mono-pitch wildlife flower-covered
roofs, spiralling around the existing pool
which was completely revamped.
Submitted by: Baobab Developments, Brighton.
www.baobabdevelopments.com
Architect: Turner Works, London. turner.works
Site Manager: Tommy Copper, details on request.
Main Contractors: The Magnificent Works Co, Brighton.
Other: Grove Gardens (Landscaping), Brighton.
COURTYARD
www.grovegardens.co.uk | Nicholas Dexter Studio
(Landscape Design), Brighton. www.nicholasdexter.com
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HOVE PARK ROAD
HOVE
The house was an Arts and Crafts style
property, with the brief for alterations
and additions in particular to the ground
floor, which was to be better connected
to the garden. Further works included a
re-purposing of the former garage to
include a wet room and enlargement
of the first floor for bedrooms.
Submitted by: DK Architects, Hove.
www.dk-architects.com
Architect: David Kemp and Clive Williams,
DK Architects.
Contractors: Jurial Construction Ltd, Worthing.
www.jurial.co.uk
Craftsman: Peter Woollin (Joinery, incl. Kitchen and
Wardrobes), Workhaus Furniture Ltd, Hove.
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MANOR COTTAGE
BURY
A stone cottage with open views towards
Amberley Wildbrooks to the East. The
brief was to demolish the existing UPvC
conservatory and to extend the cottage
to form an open plan kitchen/dining/living
area under a double vaulted ceiling with
skylights. The bespoke joinery is a particular
feature of the design.
Submitted by: Victoria Holland Architecture Ltd,
Burpham. www.victoriaholland.co.uk | The Martin
Sewell Building Company Ltd, Fontwell.
www.msbc.uk.com
Architect: Victoria Holland.
Contractors: The Martin Sewell Building Company Ltd.
Craftsmen: Middleton Bespoke Kitchens Ltd,
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West Grinstead. www.middleton-bespoke.co.uk |
Luke Conrad, The Martin Sewell Building Company Ltd.
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