Civic Trust Awards 2003

Welsh winners

 
Civic Trust Awards are given to outstanding examples of architecture and environmental design and are unique in that they take into account the benefit each project brings to its local area as well as considering the quality of its design.
  The 2003 Civic Trust Awards cover the UK's countryside and county towns. The winners were announced on 3 April 2003 at the Imperial War Museum North in Salford and entry forms for the 2004 Awards will be available in the summer of 2003.
  

Categories

The Civic Trust gives four categories of award:

Special Awards — are given to projects that are outstanding in a particular way, and are sponsored by a variety of organisations. Winners of Special Awards receive certificates and a plaque.

Awards — are given to projects that reach the highest standards in terms of both their design and their contribution to their environment or community. Winners of Civic Trust Awards receive a certificate and a plaque for permanent display on the award-winning site.

Commendations — are given to projects that are of an extremely high standard, but not quite worthy of an award. Winners receive a certificate.

Mentions — are given to projects that bring a notable social, cultural or economic benefit to their communities. Winners receive a certificate.