This award encourages and celebrates the sympathetic reuse of old buildings and sensitive new design in an historic context.
Awards
The SPAB presents a range of annual awards celebrating outstanding achievement in aspects of the care and repair of old buildings. We look to the future too, encouraging good new design in the context of built heritage. Our aim is to recognise and showcase projects that exemplify the careful, thoughtful approach to conservation advocated by the Society. Here you can find out more about the awards, eligibility and closing dates for entries, and see past winners.
The award is given to celebrate excellence in the conservation and repair of places of worship of any faith across the UK and Ireland.
The Esher Award is given to those who have furthered the cause of building conservation and the work of the SPAB.
The medal was created to celebrate an individual lifetime contribution to transmitting craft skills to new generations of craftspeople.
Created in memory of two architects, Gloria Trevisan and Marco Gottardi, who lost their lives in the Grenfell Tower fire.
This award acknowledges an outstanding personal contribution both to traditional buildings skills and in support of the Fellowship.
