The London Planning Awards, now going into its 9th year, is organised in partnership with the Mayor of London, London First, RTPI and London Councils, to recognise and reward best practice in planning in the Capital.

London Planning Awards 2011/12 Winners

1. Best Built Project - sponsored by CB Richard Ellis

Winner: One New Change - submitted by Land Securities, with Jean Nouvel and Sidell Gibson.

Commended: Sammy Ofer Wing, National Maritime Museum - submitted by submitted by Nathaniel Lichfield and Partners, together with the National Maritime Museum, CF Moller Architects, Purcell Miller Tritton, Churchman Landscape Architects and Malcolm Reading Consultants.

2. Best Built Project - Community Scale Scheme - Sponsored by Land Securities.

Winner: St Paul's Way Trust School - submitted by Astudio, with Bouygues UK and the London Borough of Tower Hamlets.

3. Best Conceptual Project - sponsored by Berwin Leighton Paisner.

Winner: Walthamstow Wetlands - submitted by the London Borough of Waltham Forest.

4. Best New Place to Live - sponsored by Ardmore Group.

Winner: Highbury Gardens - submitted by First Base and the Homes and Communities Agency.

Commended: Triscott House - submitted by KKM Architects, with the London Borough of Hillingdon, the Homes and Communities Agency and Breyer Group Plc.

5. Best New Public Space - sponsored by Hogan Lovells.

Winner: Margaret McMillan Park - submitted by BDP, together with the London Borough of Lewisham and The Landscape Group.

6. Best Built Project - Five Years On - sponsored by GVA.

Winner: Arsenal On The Move - submitted by Savills Planning, together with Arsenal Football Club, Anthony Green & Spencer and Populas Architects.

Commended: The Home Office - submitted by Bouygues UK, together with Ecovert (EFM), Infrared Capital Partners Ltd and Terry Farrell and Partners.

7. Best Historic Building Management - sponsored by English Heritage.

Winner: St Pancras Chambers - submitted by the London Borough of Camden, with English Heritage and RHWL.

  

8. Mayor's Award for Planning Excellence

Winner: The Granary, Kings Cross - submitted by the London Borough of Camden, together with Stanton Williams Architects, Argent and English Heritage.