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- 08.01.2019
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- St Michael le Belfrey Church
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- RIBA Competitions, Leeds
- Bewerbungsschluss
- 19.02.2019 14:00
- Bekanntgabe
- 10.06.2019
Verfahrensart
Nicht offener, zweiphasiger Wettbewerb
Shortlist
Dow Jones
LDN Architects
Purcell
Simpson & Brown
Steyn Studio and Anthony Grimshaw Associates
Wettbewerbsaufgabe
Der Parochial Church Council of St Michael le Belfrey Church lud Architekten-geführte multidisziplinäre Teams aus der ganzen Welt ein, an einem Wettbewerb für die Neuordnung der St Michael le Belfrey Church in York teilzunehmen.
Die denkmalgeschützte Kirche des Grad 1, die sich im Herzen des historischen Zentrums von York angrenzend an das Yorker Münster befindet, muss neu geordnet werden, damit sie für die Andacht im 21. Jahrhundert, die Aufnahme von Besuchern und die Unterstützung ihres Status als Ressourcenkirche in der Diözese geeignet ist. Der herausfordernde Auftrag bat die Teams, die erforderlichen Reparaturarbeiten am bestehenden Gebäude zu prüfen und zu untersuchen, wie die Kirche an die Bedürfnisse dieser modernen Gemeinde angepasst werden könnte.
Competition assignment
The Parochial Church Council of St Michael le Belfrey Church invited architect-led multi-disciplinary teams from around the world to enter a competition for the reordering of St Michael le Belfrey Church in York.
The Grade 1 listed church, situated in the heart of York’s historic centre adjacent to York Minster, needs to be reordered so that it is suitable for 21st Century worship, welcoming to Visitors, and supports its ‘Resource Church’ status in the Diocese. The challenging brief asked teams to consider the required repair works to the existing building, as well as exploring how the church could be adapted to suit the needs of this modern congregation.
Nicht offener, zweiphasiger Wettbewerb
Shortlist
Dow Jones
LDN Architects
Purcell
Simpson & Brown
Steyn Studio and Anthony Grimshaw Associates
Wettbewerbsaufgabe
Der Parochial Church Council of St Michael le Belfrey Church lud Architekten-geführte multidisziplinäre Teams aus der ganzen Welt ein, an einem Wettbewerb für die Neuordnung der St Michael le Belfrey Church in York teilzunehmen.
Die denkmalgeschützte Kirche des Grad 1, die sich im Herzen des historischen Zentrums von York angrenzend an das Yorker Münster befindet, muss neu geordnet werden, damit sie für die Andacht im 21. Jahrhundert, die Aufnahme von Besuchern und die Unterstützung ihres Status als Ressourcenkirche in der Diözese geeignet ist. Der herausfordernde Auftrag bat die Teams, die erforderlichen Reparaturarbeiten am bestehenden Gebäude zu prüfen und zu untersuchen, wie die Kirche an die Bedürfnisse dieser modernen Gemeinde angepasst werden könnte.
Competition assignment
The Parochial Church Council of St Michael le Belfrey Church invited architect-led multi-disciplinary teams from around the world to enter a competition for the reordering of St Michael le Belfrey Church in York.
The Grade 1 listed church, situated in the heart of York’s historic centre adjacent to York Minster, needs to be reordered so that it is suitable for 21st Century worship, welcoming to Visitors, and supports its ‘Resource Church’ status in the Diocese. The challenging brief asked teams to consider the required repair works to the existing building, as well as exploring how the church could be adapted to suit the needs of this modern congregation.
RIBA launches international Competition for St Michael le Belfrey Church in York
St Michael le Belfrey Church and the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) invite architect-led multi-disciplinary teams from around the world to enter a competition for the re-ordering of St Michael le Belfrey church building in York.
The Grade 1 listed church is situated in the heart of York’s historic centre and lies in a conservation area immediately adjacent to York Minster.
The church requires essential works and an opportunity has been identified for the building to be refurbished and altered to create a space better suited to 21st Century worship and mission.
The purpose of the re-ordered building is to provide a significant and attractive resource facility for engaging and welcoming people into the family of God requiring a space which provides an open, welcoming, accessible and warm church environment, with a flexible interior arrangement which remains faithful to its heritage. The re-ordering will seek to embrace the use of current technology to its fullest, while at the same time preserving the most significant historical and architectural aspects of the building.
In the first instance, Expressions of Interest are invited in accordance with the requirements set out in the preliminary briefing paper. The deadline for Expressions of Interest is 14:00 Tuesday 19 February 2019.
Reverend Matthew Porter, vicar at St Michael le Belfrey Church, said: ‘This project is all about making our historic church building better suited for worship and mission in the 21st Century; being better equipped so we, and future generations, can even more effectively worship God and reach out with the love of Christ, to York and beyond.’
Keith Williams, Keith Williams Architects, acting as RIBA Advisor, said: ‘This stunningly beautiful church in its spectacular location next to one of Europe’s greatest cathedrals, is an absolute gem. Dating from the early 16th century, St Michael le Belfrey exhibits many layers of
architectural intervention as patterns of worship and social structures have evolved over time. The great challenge set out in this competition is to create the new legacy, the 21st century architectural intervention which will facilitate evolving patterns of worship for now and for generations to come.’
Full details of the RIBA Competition can be found here:
ribacompetitions.com/belfrey/
A shortlist of up to five teams will be selected by an appointed panel to participate in the design phase of the Competition. The evaluation panel will be comprised of Members of the Parochial Church Council (PCC) at St Michael le Belfrey and Keith Williams acting as the RIBA Advisor. Each of the five shortlisted teams will receive an honorarium payment of £7,000 (+VAT).
Ends
Notes to editors:
1. For more press information, please contact: riba.competitions@riba.org
2. St Michael le Belfrey Church is a vibrant Christian Church based in the centre of York known commonly as “The Belfrey”. We have an overall congregation of around 800 people, praising God in Christ through various styles, encouraging joyful worship and practical bible teaching. Our vision is to be serving God's Transformation of the North. We're part of the Diocese of York and the Church of England. Our main church building is St Michael le Belfrey church (next to York Minster). St Cuthberts' church (on Peasholme Green) is the venue for our House of Prayer. We believe that life is best lived in relationship with Jesus Christ. For further information visit www.belfrey.org or follow us on Twitter www.twitter.com/thebelfrey
3. RIBA Competitions delivers choice, inspiration and value to clients through expertly run competitive selection processes. The dedicated RIBA Competitions team can help you explore the full potential of your project, for further information visit www.architecture.com/competitions or email RIBA.Competitions@riba.org
4. The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) is a global professional membership body that serves its members and society in order to deliver better buildings and places, stronger communities and a sustainable environment. www.architecture.com Follow us on Twitter for regular RIBA updates www.twitter.com/RIBA
St Michael le Belfrey Church and the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) invite architect-led multi-disciplinary teams from around the world to enter a competition for the re-ordering of St Michael le Belfrey church building in York.
The Grade 1 listed church is situated in the heart of York’s historic centre and lies in a conservation area immediately adjacent to York Minster.
The church requires essential works and an opportunity has been identified for the building to be refurbished and altered to create a space better suited to 21st Century worship and mission.
The purpose of the re-ordered building is to provide a significant and attractive resource facility for engaging and welcoming people into the family of God requiring a space which provides an open, welcoming, accessible and warm church environment, with a flexible interior arrangement which remains faithful to its heritage. The re-ordering will seek to embrace the use of current technology to its fullest, while at the same time preserving the most significant historical and architectural aspects of the building.
In the first instance, Expressions of Interest are invited in accordance with the requirements set out in the preliminary briefing paper. The deadline for Expressions of Interest is 14:00 Tuesday 19 February 2019.
Reverend Matthew Porter, vicar at St Michael le Belfrey Church, said: ‘This project is all about making our historic church building better suited for worship and mission in the 21st Century; being better equipped so we, and future generations, can even more effectively worship God and reach out with the love of Christ, to York and beyond.’
Keith Williams, Keith Williams Architects, acting as RIBA Advisor, said: ‘This stunningly beautiful church in its spectacular location next to one of Europe’s greatest cathedrals, is an absolute gem. Dating from the early 16th century, St Michael le Belfrey exhibits many layers of
architectural intervention as patterns of worship and social structures have evolved over time. The great challenge set out in this competition is to create the new legacy, the 21st century architectural intervention which will facilitate evolving patterns of worship for now and for generations to come.’
Full details of the RIBA Competition can be found here:
ribacompetitions.com/belfrey/
A shortlist of up to five teams will be selected by an appointed panel to participate in the design phase of the Competition. The evaluation panel will be comprised of Members of the Parochial Church Council (PCC) at St Michael le Belfrey and Keith Williams acting as the RIBA Advisor. Each of the five shortlisted teams will receive an honorarium payment of £7,000 (+VAT).
Ends
Notes to editors:
1. For more press information, please contact: riba.competitions@riba.org
2. St Michael le Belfrey Church is a vibrant Christian Church based in the centre of York known commonly as “The Belfrey”. We have an overall congregation of around 800 people, praising God in Christ through various styles, encouraging joyful worship and practical bible teaching. Our vision is to be serving God's Transformation of the North. We're part of the Diocese of York and the Church of England. Our main church building is St Michael le Belfrey church (next to York Minster). St Cuthberts' church (on Peasholme Green) is the venue for our House of Prayer. We believe that life is best lived in relationship with Jesus Christ. For further information visit www.belfrey.org or follow us on Twitter www.twitter.com/thebelfrey
3. RIBA Competitions delivers choice, inspiration and value to clients through expertly run competitive selection processes. The dedicated RIBA Competitions team can help you explore the full potential of your project, for further information visit www.architecture.com/competitions or email RIBA.Competitions@riba.org
4. The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) is a global professional membership body that serves its members and society in order to deliver better buildings and places, stronger communities and a sustainable environment. www.architecture.com Follow us on Twitter for regular RIBA updates www.twitter.com/RIBA
