2018 Shortlist
2018 Awards
The 2018 categories and shortlisted applicants are below. The winners were announced at the Awards ceremony on Tuesday 6 November 2018, at the Guildhall, Derry~Londonderry.
Shortlist 2018:
The shortlist includes 15 entries, over 5 categories, expand to find out more:
This award recognises volunteers and professionals, individuals and groups who have within the last ten years rescued a historic building, place, landscape or site.
This award recognises projects completed within the last ten years that have seen large scale investment, put into saving, rescuing or regenerating a building or place.
Ciara Denvir & Peter Boyle: Ormiston House.
Titanic Foundation: The former Harland & Wolff Headquarters and Drawing Offices.
Walled City Partnership: Walled City Townscape Heritage Initiative.
This award will recognise the contribution to heritage projects by young people up to the age of 25.
Conor Sandford : The Windmill Stump, County Armagh.
Robert Stewart : Lissan House & Demesne.
Students of Architecture, Ulster University : Glamour and Gloom Publication.
This award recognises those who have helped people understand and enjoy a heritage based project.
Margaret Gallagher : Mullylusty Cottage, Belcoo, Fermanagh.
City Cemetery Record Access Project Volunteers : Burial Registers of Derry City Cemetery.
Paul Harron : Young & Mackenzie Architects Research, Publication & Exhibition.
Overall UK Winner 2018
The 5 category winners from Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales are invited to attend the Historic England Angel Awards in London in late November where the overall winner will be announced.The five winners from each country will be judged by Andrew Lloyd Webber and a judge from Northern Ireland, England, Scotland, and Wales. One of the 20 eligible projects will be crowned the overall winner on Tuesday 27th November, 2018.