MUSSELBURGH CONSERVATION SOCIETY DESIGN AWARDS

Inaugurated in 1992 Musselburgh Conservation Society’s Design Award is given to new buildings and conservation projects considered to be of merit. The purpose of the award is to encourage good design and sensitive renovation of  Mussel burgh’s buildings and surroundings.  Each year new projects are photographed and displayed at the Society’s AGM in September. Members then vote for the one they like the best.  A distinctive plaque is presented to the building owner, and these can be seen on buildings around the town.

1992. Esk Mills, Restoration, Business Park Conversion.

1993. Lemonade Factory, Restoration, Flats Conversion.

 1994. No Award presented.

1995. Queen's Stand, New Building, Musselburgh Racecourse.

1996. Kesley's Bookshop, High Street, Restoration and  Conversion.

1997. Brunton Theatre, Restaurant and Bar, Conversion.

1998. Cottages, Restoration, Kilwinning Place.

1999. Lewisvale Park, Restoration, New Facilities.

2000. War Memorial, Restoration and Conversion.

2001. Links Pavilion, New Building, Musselburgh Racecourse.

2002. Newhailes House, Stable Block, Visitor Centre Conversion.

2003. 11A, Inveresk Village, New private house.

2004. 69, Millhill, Chestnut Court, Restoration, Flats Conversion.

2005. 67, Millhill, Montagu House, Restoration.

2006. Esk Mills, Restoration, Business Park and Restaurant Conversion.

2007. Fisherrow Harbour Environmental Works -- East Lothian Council

2008. New House at 11A Millhill Lane. Architect: Paul Lambie

2009. Interior refurbishments to St Peter's Church. Architect: Grant Bullock