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London Planning Awards

The London Planning Awards are an Annual awards programme to reward good practice in planning in London. The Awards recognise outstanding achievements in planning by individuals and organisations that have made a special contribution towards London's future.

2009 Awards

The 2009-10 London Planning Awards are now open for entries. The deadline is 19th October and entries willbe considered under the following categories. The Awards will be announced by the Mayor at a ceremony in early 2010.

Award catagories

  • Best Built Project sponsored by CB Richard Ellis
  • Best Built Project – Community Scale scheme - sponsored by Land Securities
  • Best Conceptual Project - sponsored by Berwin Leighton Paisner
  • Best New Place to Live
  • Best New Public Space - sponsored by Lovells
  • Best Built Project – 5 years on - sponsored by GVA Grimley
  • Best Historic Building Management - sponsored by English Heritage

Entry

Entry form - London Planning Awards 2009/10 PDF

2008 Winners

The Mayor of London, London First, Royal Town Planning Institute and the London Councils ran the London Planning Awards 2008.

Read more about the winners and sponsors of the London Planning Awards 2008.

Related links

The London Plan

Planning for a Better London

London Plan alteration: Crossrail

London's housing capacity 2009

The London Aggregates Working Party

The Outer London Commission

 

 
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