What should we value in the places we live, work and play?
EXPLORING THE ARCHITECTURE OF Derby & derbyshire
Hall Lees Park, Matlock
COMMUNITY PARKS
Safe and active places that serve the needs of the everyone.
Hall Lees Park, Matlock
Hall Lees Park, Matlock
RECOGNISING THE VALUE IN HERITAGE
Protecting historic architecture which can serve the present and inspire for the future.
The Winter Garden, Matlock
Midland Railway Cottages, Derby
CONNECTING PAST AND PRESENT
Learning from history when creating new architecture for modern life
Midland Railway Cottages, Derby
A contemporary development in the vicinity of the Midland Railway Cottages, Derby
Friar Gate, Derby
Parkside, Matlock
The Assembly Rooms, Derby Market Square
RE-IMAGINING PUBLIC SPACE
Considering the potential of under performing public spaces.
Derby Market Hall
DERBY MARKET HALL
sociable PUBLIC SPACES
Making the most of spaces for people to stand, talk, shelter and meet.
LANDMARK BUILDINGS FOR THE COMMUNITY
Recognising the role communities play in making vibrant public spaces.
Derby Market Hall
Lee Longlands Building, Exchange Street, Derby
PROTECTING AND PRESERVING QUALITY
Recognising and protecting our recent architectural heritage for future generations.
CRAFTSMANSHIP AND ARCHITECTURAL DETAIL
Craftsmanship in both historic and contemporary architecture that enriches our streets and cities.
Building Facades, Derby City Centre
Building Facades, Derby City Centre
Ironwork at Silk Mill, Derby
Sadler Gate, Derby
COMMERCIAL CENTRES
Maintaining architectural integrity in commercial and retail spaces.
Matlock Town Centre
River Gardens, Derby
NATURE IN URBAN SPACES
How can we successfully share our built environments with nature?
Lees Hall Park, Matlock
Local Gritstone, Derbyshire
MATERIAL LANGUAGE
Celebrating local, durable and characterful materials.
Matlock stone, Derbyshire
Victorian Red Brick,Derby