Ryder Architecture Crowned with Prestigious Award
Ryder has been honoured with a Queen’s Award for Enterprise – recognised for its excellence in international trade.
Kier Construction has been chosen to deliver the new £14m Durham History Centre, designed by Ryder.
The works include the refurbishment of the nineteenth century Grade II listed Mount Oswald Manor House, to turn it into a local history hub, bringing together archive, heritage and registration services at a single location. It will also include the relocation of Durham Register Office to the site.
The history centre will provide a secure future for more than five miles of county archives, charting almost 900 years of history, which are currently stored at County Hall. It will also provide a home for historic registration records, the historic environment record, local studies collections and the DLI collection.
Ryder and Kier have worked together on a number of schemes in the Durham area, including New College Durham’s STEM Building and Durham County Council Headquarters.
Read more: Durham County CouncilRyder has been honoured with a Queen’s Award for Enterprise – recognised for its excellence in international trade.
The proposed development, designed by Ryder Architecture, would bring together archive, heritage and registration services for the county.
The regeneration of Aykley Heads Estate in County Durham is a step closer with the Hybrid planning application having been submitted.