The results of the Currey Award 2006 were announced at a presentation ceremony held on 30 November 2006 at the Charis Centre. Chairman of the judging panel, local architect John Clarke, discussed the conclusions of the panel on each of the five nominations before announcing that the winner was The Ferguson Building at Bishop’s Stortford College which stands on the site of what had been a builder’s yard. The judges particularly liked the fine architectural detailing and the blending in of the brickwork with the adjoining buildings.
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The judges decided that The Rhodes Arts Complex in South Road also made an important contribution to the townscape and awarded it a special commendation.
To mark the awards, certificates were presented by the Bishop's Stortford Civic Federation's Vice Chairman, Richard Hannah, to John Trotman, Headmaster of the College, to the College Bursar Ian McCullock and to Robert Marsh-Feilly the architect of the scheme. For the special commendation, Richard Hannah presented certificates to Cllr Norma Symonds, representing the Town Council who are trustees of the Rhodes Centre, and to Cllr Jan Richardson who chairs the Rhodes Art Centre’s Management Board.
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John Rhodes (Chairman of the BSCF) sets the scene |
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A view of the Currey Award presentation |
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John Clarke (Chairman of the judges) discusses each candidate |
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Richard Hannah (Vice Chairman of the BSCF) presents an award |
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Michael Hurford of the BSCF thanks the Currey Award judges |
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From left to right: Cllr Jan Richardson (Rhodes Centre). John Clarke (Chairman of Judges). Dr John Trotman (Head of Bishop's Stortford College). John Rhodes (BSCF Chairman). Unknown recipient. |