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Shrewsbury Wins Building Award for Churchill’s Development

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Shrewsbury Wins Building Award for Churchill’s Development
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Shrewsbury School is proud to announce that it has won the ‘Best Non-Residential Extension, Alteration or Conversion’ category at the Regional (West Midlands) Local Authority Building Control (LABC) Awards for the recent refurbishment and extension of Churchill’s Hall. 

The accolade recognises the exceptional quality, design, and collaboration behind a project that has transformed Churchill’s Hall into an enhanced and inspiring environment for pupils, one that blends heritage with contemporary functionality. 

The redevelopment will now progress to the National LABC Awards, with winners announced at a ceremony at Grosvenor House Hotel, London, on 23 January 2026. 

Jon Taylor, Head of Estates at Shrewsbury School, said: 

“The refurbishment and extension to Churchill’s Hall was an interesting and complex project, delivered across several phases. The end result has unlocked the circulation challenges around the building, creating a much-improved flow and feel to the House. It has also provided additional social and study spaces, including the ever-popular House Kitchen. 

“We are delighted to receive this award, which recognises the dedication and craftsmanship of everyone involved, from architects and builders to our in-house teams, in creating an environment where pupils can feel at home, learn and flourish.” 

This achievement not only celebrates the success of the Churchill’s Hall project, it also highlights Shrewsbury’s ongoing commitment to providing exceptional facilities that support pupil wellbeing, community, and whole person education, the hallmarks of the Shrewsbury’s Floreat ethos. 

Project Team: 

  • Architects: BCHN Architects 
  • Main Contractor: Morris Property 
  • Client & Project Management: Shrewsbury School 
  • Cost Consultants: Virtus Consult  
  • Local Authority: Shropshire Council 

 







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