| Panel Results |
Saltire Society Arts & Crafts in Architecture Award
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The 2007 Award Ceremony was held on
Friday 2nd November 2007
at 10.45a.m. for 11.00a.m.
at the Royal Hotel, TOwnhead, Dysart, Fife.
The Ceremony was followed by a buffet Lunch
and attendees were taken to view the Dysrt Artworks were the artists kindly discussed their work
The Society is grateful to Sir Tom Farmer for the support he is giving to the 2005 and 2007 Awards.
The 2007 Press release can be viewed here.
(Word document).
The Saltire Society exists to promote the art and culture of Scotland. Awards
are made for works of art and craft designed to enhance and enrich buildings.
Examples include works of sculpture, painting, tilework, ceramics, mosaic, tapestry,
textile hangings, glass, plaster, metalwork, and enamel.
The Award is held biennially to promote artist and craftsmen working in conjunction with architects throughout Scotland.
The Award will be supported once again by Sir Tom Farmer, CBE
Awards are made for works of art and craft designed to enhance and enrich buildings. Examples include works of sculpture, painting, tilework, ceramics, mosaic, tapestry, textile hangings, glass, plaster, metalwork, and enamel.
The 2007 Entry from can be viewed here.
The form will be updated for the 2009 Awards.
The Society arranges for members of the Arts and Crafts in Architecture Panel to inspect
selected entries on site. Adjudication will take place as soon as possible after the closing
date of entry.
Award or Commendations, each in the form of a certificate, will be made to the
artist or craftsman and commissioning body or person.
THE MEMBERS OF THE PANEL ARE:
Tony Franks - (Convener) - Ceramicist
Ian Arnott - Architect
Gillian Forbes - Stone Carver
Glen Onwin - Painter
Roan Rutherford - Architect
Arthur Watson - Sculptor
Arts & Crafts in Architecture
| Year |
Award/Commendation |
Description |
Artist |
| 1999 |
Award |
Stained Glass Windows at Sherbrooke St.Gilberts Church |
Susan Bradbury and Paul Lucky |
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Commended |
Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh NHS Trust Dental School |
A collaborative venture co-ordinated by P.A.C.E. and Lewis & Hichey DJP Architects |
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Commended |
Works at Edinburgh Castle |
Michael Pryor, Pheonix Glass Company, Stenhouse Conservation Centre, Cliveden Conservation Workshops and John Nethercott and Co. |
| 2001 |
Winner |
Cascade: 000's & 111's |
Elizabeth Ogilvie - commissioned by BT Scotland |
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Highly Commended |
Stained Glass Window: The Calming of the Storm Mannonfield Parish Church |
Shona McInnes |
| |
Commended |
Ambient Light BT Scotland |
Adam Barker-Mill |
| 2003 |
Award |
Pair of Stained Glass Windows, St Philip's Church, Joppa |
Douglas Hogg - commissioned by St Philip's Church |
| |
Award |
The Archbishop's Gate, St Bennets' |
P Johnson & Company - commisioned by The Archbishop of St Andrews & Edinburgh |
| |
Commended |
Welcome Desk, An Tuireann Arts Centre, Isle of Skye |
Matthew Burt - commissioned by An Tuireann Arts Centre |
| |
Commended |
The Queens Gallery, Edinburgh |
Benjamin Tindall Architects with Graciela AInsworth, Alan
Davidson, Hamid Vankoten, Keiko Mukaide, John Neilson, Jacqui
Poncelet, Shris Shaw, Charles Taylor, Ingrid Philips, Jill Watson -
commisioned by Royal Collection Trust |
| 2005 |
Award
Press release |
Royal Aberdeen Children's Hospital |
PACE for the Royal Aberdeen Children's Hospital Arts Group |
| |
Commended |
Salt Pan Entrance Gates, Bo'ness |
National Trust for Scotland |
| |
Commended |
Doulton Fountain restoration, Glasgow Green |
Glasgow City Council Land Services |
| |
Commended |
The Praise Window, Dornoch Cathedral |
Mrs Isabel Anderson |
| 2007 |
Award
| Some Distance From the Sun' |
Mathew Dalziel and Louise Scullion |
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Award |
Dysart Artworks, Sculpture and Interventions |
City Design Co-operative: Chris Rankin, Marion Preez, Donald Urquhart, Alec Findlay, Tom Clarke, Ken Cockburn |
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Award |
Place of Origin. Earthworks and Paintings |
John Maine, Brad Goldberg, Glen Onwin |
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Honourable Mention |
The Trinity Project |
The Poldrate Quilters |
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