Companies qualify for the Inspiring Future Generations Awards News
Environmental charity Thornton Education Trust has announced the architectural practices that have been shortlisted for the latest Inspire Future Generations Awards.
AHMM, Jan Kattein Architects and We Made That are competing for “Best Practices” this year. AHMM was also shortlisted in the “Social Value” category.
Additionally, Kattein and We Made That were shortlisted in the ‘Community Engagement Category’ – alongside Matt & Fiona and Office S&M.
Elsewhere in the awards, Stanton Williams and Woods Bagot were shortlisted in the Education Collaboration category.
TET Trustee Victoria Thornton said there was an urgent need to create more opportunities for young people to impact their local environment and participate in the development of their communities.
“The IFG Awards celebrate those who contribute to achieving this goal, ensuring that our built environment authentically reflects the needs, aspirations and values of our most important stakeholders – the next generation,” she said.
Award winners will be announced later this year.
Shortlisted for the Inspiring Future Generations Awards 2023
Community participation
Cement Fields – This has to be the place
2-3 Degrees and Landsec – Camden Redesign
Greater Cambridge Co-Planning – “Let’s Create” community engagement for young people
Jan Catin Architects Ltd – Cambridgeshire Every Space
Matt, Fiona Latimer – Colchester Borders Tendring Garden Community – Youth Engagement
S&M Architects – Pride in Bruce Grove
We made it and POoR Collective – the high streets of Bexleyheath for everyone
WR-AP – Building a regenerating Ham Close community
A valuable amount
AHMM – Tower Hamlets Town Hall
Greater Cambridge Planning Service – Let’s Innovate
S&M Architects – Pride in Bruce Grove
Diversity at work
Narrative practice – sessions
Architecture Places – Play in architecture
Recycling – sitting at the table
Guidance
Joint planning for Greater Cambridge
Greater London Authority
Theme
Narrative practice
Poor group
Sarah Wigglesworth Architects
Greenhouse community design
Long Term Program – Children
Archimake – Children’s National Qualifications in Urban Design
Motivational work – Once upon a time, co-creating children’s environments through stories
Greater shared planning for Cambridge – Have your say: Our public art and let’s create
Greater London Authority – Designing London’s Future
Henley Halebrown – Young People in Architecture
One-time activity – children
Croatia Paper – Recycled Old Town Šibenik
Bath Spa University – Fantasy Forest
Irish Architecture Foundation – Junior Open House
Architectural Art Places – Capture the design of the museum at Collins Barracks
School of Geography, University of Otago – Game Planners
Long Term Program – Youth
Design of the West – the shape of my city
Greater London Authority – Designing London’s Future
HUT and GPAD – road construction
PLACED – PLACED Academy
Design Museum – Ardagh Young Innovators
London School of Architecture – Rainbow Reading Room
London School of Architecture – (Un)Building: Design, Space and the Making of the City
2-3 Degrees and Landsec – Camden Redesign
One-time activity – Youth
Architecture on the Edge – Design Lab: Making Waves 2023
Beyond The Box CIC – Euston Tower’s creative production project
Cardiff University – Grange Town to Grow Into: The Children and Young People’s Plan for Grange Town
Carver Haggard – Youth at Brixton Centre
Art Places – Together we care about public spaces
Recycling – sitting at the table
WR-AP – Building a regenerating Ham Close community
Educational cooperation
Architecture at the Edge Design Lab – Making Waves 2023
Enfield Council – Clean Air Pathway
Stanton Williams – Future Engineers Program
Woods Bagot – Tomorrow’s Blueprints: Nurturing the Engineers of the Future
Reading Civic Association – A look at the building drawing at Reading Station
Further/higher education
Cardiff University – Cardiff Breaking Barriers Summer School: Building the capacity of future placemakers
Cement Fields – This has to be the place
University of Portsmouth, School of Architecture – Living Walls
Projects and materials/online resources/IT
Collective Design Practice – Collective Design Toolkit
Forty-Five Degrees Studio – Reflections
Greater London Authority – Designing London’s Future
Greenhouse Community Design – Game Design Workshop Model
Research – methods of teaching or practice
Place in Childhood – Teenagers and Public Spaces in Scotland
Cardiff University – Grangetown where you could grow up
Forty-Five Degrees: The Studio – Reflections
School of Geography, University of Otago – Game Planners
Built environment best practices
Ahmed
JAN KATIN ARCHITECTS LIMITED
We made it happen
Best local authority
Joint planning for Greater Cambridge
London Borough of Waltham Forest
Best international non-profit organization
Architecture Center
Irish Architecture Foundation
Yes! Youth participation planning
Best Emerging Nonprofit Organization
2-3 degrees
Motivational action
Make room for girls
Best established non-profit organization
Beyond the Fund CIC
CONSTRUCTION COMPANY LIMITED
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