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          Cultural Centre Design Competition, Baron's Quay, Northwich
          RIBA & Northwich Regeneration Partnership
        • Category
        • International
        • Type
        • Open, two-stage
        • Registration Deadline
        • 02/10/2009
        • Submission Deadline
        • 02/10/2009
        • Open To
        • Architect-led multi-disciplinary teams
        • Entry Fee
        • GBP 35
        • Awards
        • GBP 6,000 to each finalist & design commission to winner
        • Jury
        • Councillor Arthur Wood, Councillor Herbert Manley, Andy Evans, Richard Tracey, Elliott Lewis Ward, Mike Cooksley, David McCall and Keith Williams
        • Address
        • RIBA Competitions Office, 6 Melbourne Street, Leeds LS2 7PS, UK
        • Email
        • Competition E-Mail
        • Web Site
        • Competition Web Site
        • Phone
        • 0113 2341335
        • Fax
        • 0113 2460744
        • Description
        • The Northwich Regeneration Partnership is inviting submissions for a two-stage open design competition for the design of a new Cultural Centre to be located at Baron’s Quay, Northwich.

          The competition is organised with the support of the RIBA (Royal Institute of British Architects) Competitions Office.

          The competition is open to architect-led multi-disciplinary design teams and will take the form of a two stage process organised as follows :

          Stage 1 : Submission of concept designs which will be assessed anonymously

          Stage 2 : A shortlist will be chosen and invited to stage 2. Stage 2 will involve further exploration of stage 1 design ideas. Anonymity will be lifted and shortlisted teams will be invited to attend an interview and make a presentation to the Jury Panel.

          It is envisaged that this proposal will develop a gateway heritage interpretation centre for the Weaver Valley Regional Park and Northwich area reinforcing those historical links to the Lion Saltworks, Anderton Boat Lift and the wider area.

          A bid for the Weaver Valley Regional Park highlights the salt heritage of central Cheshire as a key theme with the three towns of Northwich, Middlewich and Nantwich being pre-eminent in industrial/Victorian, Roman and medieval salt-making respectively. It is considered essential to make this connection with the Regional Park opportunities.

      Discuss this Competition
        01.04.09 the leader of team should be only licenced architect,not student? / student
        02.02.09 The deadline for registrations is 5pm, 2nd February 2009 / anonymous
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