On Thursday 23rd June James Gregory and Vanessa Gregory representing Look! St Albans attended the Planning and Placemaking Awards at the Institution of Engineering and Technology, Savoy Place, London where Look! St Albans had been shortlisted both nationally and regionally for the award for Community led Placemaking for the Museum of St Albans Charrette in collaboration with St Albans City and District Council and ImaginePlaces.
We are delighted to announce we achieved the only Highly Commended Award for Community led Placemaking Southern England. For the winners and those shortlisted please see here http://www.placemakingawards.com/results-2016/
Vanessa Gregory said after the ceremony “It was an incredible experience to even be shortlisted in both categories was an enormous achievement. In comparison to some who won trophy’s our project was small and unbuilt. At the time we made our submission planning permission had not been sort or given. I truly believe that everyone who took part in the Charrette and helped shape our draft design codes should take delight in this prestigious recognition of our work.”
Planning Magazine is seen as essential reading for everyone in the planning sector, including local authorities and developers.
We are delighted to announce we achieved the only Highly Commended Award for Community led Placemaking Southern England. For the winners and those shortlisted please see here http://www.placemakingawards.com/results-2016/
Vanessa Gregory said after the ceremony “It was an incredible experience to even be shortlisted in both categories was an enormous achievement. In comparison to some who won trophy’s our project was small and unbuilt. At the time we made our submission planning permission had not been sort or given. I truly believe that everyone who took part in the Charrette and helped shape our draft design codes should take delight in this prestigious recognition of our work.”
Planning Magazine is seen as essential reading for everyone in the planning sector, including local authorities and developers.
RSS Feed
