Garden City Heritage Awards
Prestige for Letchworth Garden City Properties
Celebrating architectural excellence within the world’s first Garden City
Letchworth Garden City, the world’s first Garden City, is built on the ideas of Ebenezer Howard and is carefully planned to combine the best elements of town and country living.
It is a very special place with many outstanding qualities, where houses have been designed to harmonise with each other, and architectural features such as chimneys, dormer windows and bay windows add visual interest and variety to the street scene.
We are committed to promoting the conservation of buildings and other environmental features of beauty or historic interest within Letchworth Garden City.
Our Heritage Awards
Recognising the importance of best practice in improving properties in Letchworth Garden City, we like to give public recognition to owners, designers and contractors who observe the highest standards of design and workmanship when carrying out restoration, alterations or new building work.
Get in touch
Whether you're the homeowner, neighbour, designer, contractor or even a member of the public - drop us a line at home@lgchf.com and tell us if there's an improved or new property you'd like us to recognise.
Pictured - One of the 2011 Heritage Awards Winners, The Salvation Army hall (left to right) Paul Palmer, Chairman of Architectural Heritage Advisory Group Judges; Capt. Barrie Sampson; Bob Dearman (Project Manager); Gerald Birkett (Project Team member), Barrie Gibbard (Architect); John Eastwell (Project Team member).
