Insall projects amongst winners at Civic Trust Awards
Donald Insall Associates’ work on four projects has been recognised during the Civic Trust Awards ceremony on Friday 1st March, notably a commendation for our work at the Temperate House in the ‘Building Conservation’ category as the lead architect. Our project at Kew completed in May last year after a 5-year refurbishment, which consisted of replacing 15,000 panes of glass.
We were also credited for our work on the RIBA-Award winning Royal Academy of Music refurbishment by Ian Ritchie Architects, which we acted as historic building consultants for. Further award-winning projects included the overhaul of London Bridge Station, where we acted as conservation architects alongside a multidisciplinary team with Grimshaw Architects at the helm; and a commendation for the Maggie’s Centre at Barts’ Hospital, where we worked as Historic Buildings Advisors while working on services for the adjacent 18th century building.
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