Chris Dyson Architects: Gasworks, Lower Slaughter An eloquent composition in the landscape, complementing the setting of the original including the retention of a substantial TPO oak tree. The judges appreciated the sympathetic and innovative use of materials, notably Corten steel in panel and corrugated form, reviving a rural vernacular and industrial aesthetic entirely appropriate to its setting.


Rodic Davidson Architects: North Vat, Dungeness Satisfying as an object in the landscape, the house sits


comfortably in the unique historical catalogue of sheds and shapes on Dungeness beach. Using a simple palette of materials, it delivers an inhabitable sculpture – with a masterful framing of views and delivery of quality and levels of light in the interior. The judges appreciated that the interior is entirely responsive to the movement of the sun around the building, with a constantly changing kinetic quality achieved through the careful disposition of windows, rooflights, and glazed links.


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