The Academy of Urbanism aims to advance the understanding and practice of urbanism by promoting a culture of scholarship through evidence based inquiry, providing an inclusive forum for dialogue across all disciplines, sharing knowledge with the community and our peers and nurturing, recognising and rewarding excellence in achievement. The Urbanism Awards are an essential step towards achieving this aim.
Finalists of the Urbanism Awards 2009 announced
The Finalists of the Urbanism Awards 2009 were announced at the Nominations Dinner held at the Cutler’s Hall in Sheffield on Thursday 15 May 2008. The ultimate winners will be announced in Liverpool at St Georges Hall on the 26 November.
The finalists of the Urbanism Awards 2009 along with their Assessment dates are as follows:
The European City of the Year Award
Bristol - 7 & 8 August
Manchester – 13 & 14 August
Newcastle – 14 & 15 August
The Great Town Award
Chichester – 29 August
Richmond – 28 August
Stirling – 22 August
The Great Neighbourhood Award
Jewellery Quarter – 1 August
Lace Market – 1 August
Stockbridge – 31 July
The Great Street Award
Kensington High Street – 15 September
Portobello Road – 15 September
Skipton High Street – 19 September
The Great Place Award
Crosby Beach, Sefton – 10 September
North Laines, Brighton – 12 September
Oxford Castle, Oxford – 11 September
The European City of the Year Award - Top 10 Cities
Belfast
Birmingham
Brighton and Hove
Bristol
Cork
Glasgow
Manchester
Liverpool
Newcastle/Gateshead
Sheffield
The Great Town Award - Top 10 Towns
Aberaeron, Wales
Armagh, Northern Ireland
Bury St Edmunds, England
Chichester, England
Darlington, England
Milton Keynes, England
Lichfield, England
Reading, England
Richmond, Yorkshire, England
Stirling, Scotland
The Great Neighbourhood Award - Top 10 Neighbourhoods
Castlefields, Manchester
Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham
Lace Market, Nottingham
Notting Hill, London
Old Town, Hastings
Poundbury, Dorchester
Rathmines, Dublin
Ropewalks, Liverpool
Seven Dials/Covent Garden, London
Stockbridge, Edinburgh
The Great Street Award - Top 10 Streets
Donegall Street, Belfast
High Street, Deal,
High Street, Oxford,
High Street, Rochester,
High Street, Skipton,
High Street, Wells,
Kensington High Street, London,
Portobello Road, London,
Princes Street, Edinburgh,
Royal Crescent, Bath,
The Great Places - Top 10 Places
Crosby Beach, Liverpool
Duke of York Square, London
Exchange Square, Manchester
Great Court, British Museum, London
Mayor Square, Dublin
North Laines, Brighton
Oxford Castle, Oxford
Princess Hay, Exeter
Royal Exchange Square, Glasgow
Trafalgar Square, London
The URBANISM AWARDS 2008
The winners of The Urbanism Awards for 2008, honoured at the Awards Ceremony at the Dorchester Hotel, London on the 9th November were as follows:
The European City of the Year Award 2008
Berlin
Finalists
Amsterdam
Barcelona
The Great Town Awards 2008
Kilkenny
Finalists
St Andrews
Winchester
The Great Neighbourhood Award 2008
Grainger Town, Newcastle
Finalists
Soho, London
Temple Bar, Dublin
The Great Street Award 2008
Buchanan Street, Glasgow
Finalists
O’Connell Street, Dublin
Regent Street/Portland Place, London
The Great Place Award 2008
The Peace and Winter Gardens, Sheffield
Finalists
Quayside, Newcastle/Gateshead
South Bank, London

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