GAI Architectural Ironmongery Specification Awards

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Various aspects of the GAI Architectural Ironmongery Specification Awards are examined. Architectural ironmongers involved in various awards included Allgood, Allgood Worldwide, John Planck and Millard Partners (Midlands). Architects involved in various awards included Niall Phillips Architects, Richard Griffiths Architects, Letts Wheeler Architects, Marsh: Grochowski, Morrison Design and Ahrends Burton & Koralek.

Building, Iron and steel, Steel construction

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Martello tower

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Piercy Conner got a special award for the best use of steel in the built environment created by Corus who in addition also sponsored the 40 Under 40 Awards for the architecture field. Piercy Conner's scheme for the conversion of a Martello tower on the Suffolk coast into a dwelling for a private client demonstrates that steel can be appropriate to a historic structure and in a rural setting.

Conner, Piercy

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A man with a plan

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Architect-turned-developer Roger Zogolovitch, the man behind the winner of the AJ's first building award, has plans to revolutionize London's planning system in his own way. He believes in intensive use, maximizing capacity of the land and using the tool of deregulation to achieve a greater supply, and therefore lower prices.

Zogolovitch, Roger

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