A new Theatre to seat 365 children to include Foyer, backstage facilities and music practice room. The Theatre is used constantly for assemblies, lectures, music, dance and drama – both classes and performances. Art is displayed in the Foyer.

Submitted by:Marcus Beale Architects Ltd. London

Contractors: Baker Construction Ltd. Tunbridge Wells, Kent

Structural Engineers: Fluid Structures. London

Services Engineer: ZBP, Richmond, Surrey

New shop at Pashley Manor for use of the public.

Submitted by the Designer/Contractor: English Heritage Buildings Ltd. Woods Corner.

The rebuilding and restoration of a village Inn, which was extensively damaged and burnt out.

Submitted by: the owners

Architect / Designer: Mr D Head, Sharpthorne

Engineer: Mr K Marshall, Ashurst Wood

Contractor: Mr A Ancell + team of craftsmen

New Classrooms/facilities block for students to be in keeping with the rim of Chichester Harbour.

Submitted by the Contractors: Nutbourne Construction Ltd. Chichester

Architect/Designer: Paul Clarke, Baqus Boxall Sayer Cobnor Activity Centre, Cobnor Farm, Chidham, Chichester

New brick and stone well head with cover for new borehole to supply water to Brewery.

Submitted by the Architect: Richard Crook, John D Clarke Architects, Eastbourne

Contractors: D F Tourle Ltd, Framfield

Craftsmen: (Stone plaque) T E Tilley Ltd, Brighton (General stone work) MJA Stone Ltd. Laughton

Towner Contemporary Art Museum is a new home for a highly regarded and growing local and international art collection, as well as conference exhibition space, community activity rooms, an acclaimed outreach programme, retail facilities and a café complete with views of the South Downs. Located at the edge of a Conservation Area and next to the Grade 2* Listed Congress Theatre, Towner delivers the long-term aspiration to define a distinctive cultural quarter in Eastbourne.

Submitted by: Rick Mather Architects, London

Contractors: Morgan Ashurst, Brighton P&C 6 Lodsworth Larder, The Street, Lodsworth, Petworth

The project involved the community raising over £150,000 to build a unique eco friendly timber framed community shop using local materials and skills. The aim was to create a great community hub, staffed by local people and volunteers selling basic essentials and local produce.

Submitted by: Juliet Bristow

Architect/Designer: Valerie Hinde

The creation of Christian Community Centre in Grade 2* Listed redundant Church in close consultation with the Local Authority and English Heritage.

Submitted by: Deacon & Richardson Architects, Brighton

Contractors: Cheesmur Building Contractors, Lewes

The refurbishment of the iconic Grade 2 Listed Bandstand on Brighton seafront to provide Bandstand and event space with a café and external landscaping.

Submitted by: ABIR Architects, Hove

Contractors: Cheesmur Building Contractors, Lewes

The replacement of an outdated facility with a fit for purpose Hostel facility for the homeless and vulnerable, providing a mix of managed amount of accommodation and a Life Skills Centre.

Submitted by: ABIR Architects, Hove

Contractor: W Stirland, Chichester

Others: RLF Hove

Emergency stabilising measures to north wall, followed by 3 phases (over 3 years) of work, all English Heritage Grant Aided. Comprehensive structural roof work and recovering.

Submitted by: Jane Jones-Warner RIBA AABC IHBC Petworth

Contractors: Lucking Brothers, Petworth;

Quantity Surveyors: Andrew Kirk, Heritage Cost Consultants, Billingshurst

Structural Engineers: Ian Wright (Phase 1 & 2) & Hockley & Dawson (Phase 3)

Others: BJN Roofing; Guy Goodens; Steve Scutt

New extension on south side of Church to form new meeting room, kitchen, disabled WC and disabled access.

Submitted by: Richard Crook RIBA AADipl AABC FRSA John D Clarke Architects, Eastbourne

Contractors: J H Payne & Sons Ltd

Craftsmen: T E Tilley Ltd Stonemasons

Consulting Engineer: HTP Consulting Engineers, Ringmer

Quantity Surveyors: M chesson & Associates, Eastbourne

Maintenance was last carried out on the spire and tower in 1950, when many areas of stonework was rendered in very hard, thick cement render, causing damage to the surrounding stonework, which was in areas, ready to fall off. All the render needed to be removed so that the stonework below could be inspected and replaced as necessary. The works were carried out in 2 phases to the windows, buttresses, gables and arches and re securing of the carved angel figure.

Submitted by the Main Contractor/Specialist Stone Contractor: Cathedral Works Organisation (Chichester) Ltd

Structural Engineer: John Holden

Quantity Surveyor: Baqus Boxall Sayer

Other: Gyoury Self Partnership

Re-ordering, re-instatement and refurbishment of H.S. Goodhart-Rendel’s Grade 2 Listed 1959 Friary Church. The brief for the 2008/9 project was to remedy defects in the construction, provide access for the disabled and create a more practical and prayerful interior. In 2008, after directing rainwater away from vulnerable parts of the structure, re pointing defective brickwork, adding insulation and re covering flat roofs, alteration works were embarked upon.

Submitted by the Architect: Deirdre Waddington, B.Arch RIBA Godstone, Surrey

Contractors: W H Catchpole Building Contractors, Portslade Village, together with other specialist contractors/engineers/suppliers etc. available on request.

Provision of a large narthex to serve as one main entrance, mingling space for existing 1939 Church and two new multi purpose halls, kitchen, storage, terrace(s), w.c.’s, sustainably designed and built to meet parish needs and the wider community.

Submitted by: Fr. Richard Biggerstaff, Parish Priest at St Pancras

Contractor: Redwing Construction Ltd. Crawley

Unique development along an elevated site consisting of 21 new townhouses and 14 affordable apartments.

Submitted by: WCEC Architecture, Henfield.

Contractor: Adenstar Developments, Portslade

A substantial refurbishment of Grade 2 Listed buildings incorporating a community centre together with the new build of 5 mews houses adjacent to Holy Cross Church.

Submitted by: Clearwater Property Investments Ltd. Uckfield

Architect/Designer: Clearwater Architecture Ltd. Uckfield

Contractor: Clearwater Building Ltd. Uckfield

The restoration and conversion of a Grade 2 Victorian Manor into a collection of 11 individual apartments, with a sympathetic addition of 23 new mews houses, cottages and apartments set in 13 acres of private landscaped grounds.

Submitted by the Contractor: Berkeley Homes Southern Ltd

Architect/Designer: OSP Architecture and Berkeley Homes Southern Ltd

Craftsmen:

• French Polisher - John Sander
• Stonemasons – Priest Restoration
• Firehouse restoration – Marble Hill
• Window restoration and stained glass windows – Godstone

Conversion of a 1950's farm worker's bungalow into a more traditional "barn style" property with traditional oak framed extension, oak cladding, windows, doors and flooring.

Submitted by: Richard & Joanna Barton

Architect / Designer: Mark Folkes, Steyning.

Contractor/Craftsman: A J Ross Carpentry & Joinery, Newick

The rebuilding of a sub standard bungalow into a traditional house built from local materials to fit in with the local environment.

Submitted by: the Architect / Designer: James Minett, Belmont Designs, Newick

Contractor: Comber & Son, East Grinstead.

Planning Consultant: Prospective Planning, Newick

A late Victorian property dated 1898, was poorly refurbished in the 1990’s. The strategy developed was to refurbish the house generally whilst respecting its original Victorian features as well as creating new private external spaces that connected fully to the internal spaces. Sustainable aspects were incorporated into the design with the inclusion of photovoltaic cells, solar hot water systems, double-glazing throughout, garden irrigation from reclaimed roof water and additional insulation both beneath floors and in walls, ceilings and lofts.

Submitted by: Camillin Denny Architects Ltd. Brighton

Contractors: Aequitas Building Contractors Ltd. Upper Beeding

The conversion of a timber framed barn into a dwelling. The scheme incorporates traditional repair techniques and minimises any alteration to the original building fabric.

Submitted by: the architects Alan Hunting Associates, Battle

Contractor: Booker & Best Ltd. St Leonards on Sea

Consulting Engineers: The Morton Partnership, London

An extension and restoration with new roof to a Grade 2 Listed house, providing additional accommodation to a high standard.

Submitted by: Brian Miles RICS Miles Property Management (SE) Ltd. Halland

Architect: John D Clarke Architects Eastbourne

Contractor: D F Tourle Ltd. Framfield

The design extends and modernised a typical Sussex suburban house in Hove in a modestly contemporary but contextual way, resolving the integration of new architectural additions and environmental upgrades. The design works to maintain and enhance the existing noteworthy architectural elements, in this case, principally the front elevation brickwork and form of the building, whilst integrating modern elements that would not look out of place with the Sussex vernacular.

Submitted by: Domain Ltd. Hove

Contractors: Coastal Building Services; Imperial Leadwork; Allen Roofing

A major restoration and refurbishment of a farmhouse creating a comfortable family house suitable for the 21st Century but conserving and displaying the form and fabric of the original construction that had developed over the previous centuries.

Submitted by: Terry Adsett FRICS Petworth

Contractor: Bransbury Construction Ltd. Rodmell, Lewes

A barn conversion in keeping with harbour scene

Submitted by the Contractor: Nutbourne Construction Ltd Chichester

Architect: John Rippin Associates. Wisborough Green.

A new house replacing a 1930's corrugated iron garage building, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and just outside settlement boundary.

Submitted by: the Architect/Planning: Derek Scoble RIBA, Steyning

Building Regulations: Tuffin Ferralay & Taylor, Guildford

Contractor: Julian Wolfe, West Chiltington

Conversion of redundant implement barn to a house now called "Rafters"

Conversion of redundant stables and bull pen to a house now called "The Bull Pen"

Since production on the farm has ceased these substantial buildings fell into disrepair. They form an attractive group around the Grade 2 Listed farmhouse and thatched barn.

Submitted by the Architect: The Harrison Young Partnership Ltd. Emsworth, Hants.

Contractor: T Couzens & Son Ltd. West Marden, Chichester

Refurbishment and reorganisation of existing dwelling.

Submitted by: the Architect / Designer: Rodger Fincham, Forest Row

Contractor: Douch Partners Ltd. Forest Row

Craftsman: Mark Beverton

Conversion and preservation of a single storey commercial property into a 2 storey residential detached house, whilst retaining the original features of the property within the Street scene

Submitted by the Owner: James Richard Dean BA (Hons) PG Dip, MA Storrington

Architect / Designer: John Wright MRICS, Worthing

Restoration of a Grade 2 Listed 17^th Century house.

Submitted by the Architect: John D Clarke Architects, Eastbourne

Contractor: Brian Huntley Builders Ltd, Seaford

The provision of a Pool House that gives a flexible entertainment space in conjunction with the existing swimming pool within the curtilage of a Grade 2 Listed house and adjoining Grade 1 Listed Church.

Submitted by Architect/Designer: G M Moore & Associates, Pevensey

Ian Robb for the specialist Flint work carried out at Woodvale Crematorium, Lewes Road, Brighton

Nominated by: Cathedral Works Organisation (Chichester) Ltd

Mr A Ross for carpentry/joinery works on the conversion of Forget Me Not Cottage, North Chailey.

"He is a craftsman of real skill – his work with the oak beams was fantastic and he brought how own unique touch to the overall project"

Nominated by: Richard Barton

T E Tilley Ltd. - Stonemasons for St Mary's Church, Ticehurst

Nominated by: the Judges

Jon Tilley - T E Tilley Ltd.

Mark Beverton for specialist carpentry and joinery work at Bank Cottage Farm, Forest Row.

Nominated by: Rodger Fincham

Mel Howse for glass design at St Nicholas Church Arundel

Nominated by: the Judges

Peter Collins for glass engineering at St Nicholas Church Arundel

Nominated by: the Judges