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AJ RETROFIT & REUSE AWARDS 2024

AJ Retrofit & Reuse Awards shortlist 1: Adaptive Reuse, Future Reuse and Decarbonisation

15 July 2024 · By

1/27 Adaptive reuse into mixed use category: Ice Factory by Buckley Gray Yeoman

Source: Dirk Lindner

2/27 Adaptive reuse into mixed use category: Shrewsbury Flaxmill Maltings by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios

Source: Daniel Hopkinson

3/27 Adaptive reuse into mixed use category: Tileyard North by Hawkins\Brown

Source: Hawkins\Brown

4/27 Adaptive reuse into mixed use category: Huntsworth Mews by Johanna Molineus Architects

Source: James French

5/27 Adaptive reuse into mixed use category: Knepp Wilding Kitchen & Shop by Kaner Olette Architects

Source: Richard Chivers

6/27 Adaptive reuse into mixed use category: Newson's Yard by Stiff + Trevillion

Source: Stiff + Trevillion

7/27 Adaptive reuse into mixed use category: The Parks by Stolon Studio

Source: Stolon Studio

8/27 Adaptive reuse into office category: Arthur Stanley House by Allford Hall Monaghan Morris

Source: Rob Parrish

9/27 Adaptive reuse into office category: 3 Mills Studios by Gort Scott

Source: Lorenzo Zandri

10/27 Adaptive reuse into office category: Worship Street by GPAD

Source: Tim Crocker

11/27 Adaptive reuse into office category: 75 Wallis Road by HTA Design

Source: Tim Crocker

12/27 Adaptive reuse into office category: Eastworks by INCH Architecture + Design with Sheppard Robson

Source: Keith Hunter

13/27 Adaptive reuse into office category: Addison Studios by Tigg Coll Architects

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14/27 Adaptive reuse into residential category: Clifford Reservoir by Loyn + Co Architects

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15/27 Adaptive reuse into residential category: Brewery House by Re-Format

Source: Martin Gardner

16/27 Adaptive reuse into residential category: Eyewitness Works by shedkm with Twentysix Architects

Source: Capital & Centric

17/27 Adaptive reuse into residential category: Roco by SODA Studio

Source: Richard Chivers

18/27 Adaptive reuse into residential category: The Old Chapel by Tuckey Design Studio

Source: James Brittain

19/27 Adaptive reuse into residential category: Whitechapel Road by Vine Architecture Studio

Source: Nicholas Worley

20/27 Decarbonisation and net zero category: Granton Station by ADP

Source: Will Scott

21/27 Decarbonisation and net zero category: Beaucroft College by BoonBrown

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22/27 Decarbonisation and net zero category: Quadrant House by Erect Architecture

Source: Charles Hosea

23/27 Decarbonisation and net zero category: Modernist EnerPHit by RDA Architects

Source: Tim Soar

24/27 Decarbonisation and net zero category: Athelhampton Zero by SPASE Design

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25/27 Future reuse category: Winter Gardens Great Yarmouth by Burrell Foley Fischer

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26/27 Future reuse category: Wormley Community Centre by Cassell Architects

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27/27 Future reuse category: The Old Library, Cardiff by Flanagan Lawrence

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The AJ is delighted to announce the first of the shortlists for this year’s retrofitted AJ Retrofit & Reuse Awards

The shortlists for all 17 categories of the revamped awards will be announced over the course of the week. First up are the following categories: Adaptive Reuse into Mixed Use; Adaptive Reuse into Office; Adaptive Reuse into Residential; Decarbonisation and Net Zero; and Future Reuse.

The AJ Retrofit & Reuse Awards celebrate architectural expertise and ingenuity in the physical and environmental adaption and upgrade of buildings, and the reuse of building materials and structure in response to the climate emergency and changing requirements of use.

For 2024, the awards cover 17 brand-new categories which the AJ has retrofitted to make more appropriate to the discussion surrounding retrofit, spanning from adaptive reuse to decarbonisation to net zero retrofit.

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Three of these categories will be judged live on stage at the AJ Retrofit Live conference on 11 September 2024, allowing the shortlisted practices to bring their projects to life in front of a live audience and judging panel. These categories are Conservation and Historic (£5 million and over); Private/Individual Renovation (up to £1 million); and Retrofit Revisited.

The winners of the 17 categories plus Practice of the Year, Retrofit of the Year and Client of the Year will be announced at an event at The Brewery, London, in the evening on the same day as the conference. Book your place here.

 

Shortlists

Adaptive Reuse into Mixed Use

Source:Hawkins\Brown

Tileyard North by Hawkins\Brown

  • Ice Factory by Buckley Gray Yeoman
  • Shrewsbury Flaxmill Maltings by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios
  • Tileyard North by Hawkins\Brown
  • Huntsworth Mews by Johanna Molineus Architects
  • Knepp Wilding Kitchen & Shop by Kaner Olette Architects
  • Newson’s Yard by Stiff + Trevillion
  • The Parks by Stolon Studio

 

Adaptive Reuse into Office

Source:Tim Crocker

Worship Street by GPAD

  • Arthur Stanley House by Allford Hall Monaghan Morris
  • 3 Mills Studios by Gort Scott
  • Worship Street by GPAD
  • 75 Wallis Road by HTA Design
  • Eastworks by INCH Architecture + Design with Sheppard Robson
  • Addison Studios by Tigg Coll Architects

 

Adaptive Reuse into Residential

Source:Richard Chivers

Roco by SODA Studio

  • Clifford Reservoir by Loyn + Co Architects
  • Brewery House by Re-Format
  • Eyewitness Works by shedkm with Twentysix Architects
  • Roco by SODA Studio
  • The Old Chapel by Tuckey Design Studio
  • Whitechapel Road by Vine Architecture Studio

 

Decarbonisation and Net Zero

Source:Charles Hosea

Quadrant House by Erect Architecture

  • Granton Station by ADP
  • Beaucroft College by BoonBrown
  • Quadrant House by Erect Architecture
  • Modernist EnerPHit by RDA Architects
  • Athelhampton Zero by SPASE Design

 

Future Reuse

Winter Gardens Great Yarmouth by Burrell Foley Fischer

  • Winter Gardens Great Yarmouth by Burrell Foley Fischer
  • Wormley Community Centre by Cassell Architects
  • The Old Library, Cardiff by Flanagan Lawrence

 

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