CAMRA’s Pub Design Awards Winners

The UK’s most visually stunning, lovingly restored and historically significant pubs have been exclusively revealed by CAMRA.
This year’s winners range from a deconsecrated church converted to a pub, to a careful and sensitive restoration of a historic heritage pub dating from the 1800s. The awards shine a light on just how important pub architecture is, from ornate Victorian gin palaces to imaginative contemporary spaces.

CAMRA’s Pub Design Awards celebrates not only the UK’s best-looking pubs, but those which have been lovingly revamped or refurbished, to ambitious conversions and those which have made a real difference to their local community. Run in collaboration with Historic England, the competition is judged by a panel of experts passionate about design and conservation.

Historic England Conservation Award: Winner: Woodman, Birmingham

Conversion to Pub Use Award: Joint winner: Blue Stoops, London Joint winner: St Peter’s Tavern, Liverpool
Commended: Grand Assembly, Marlow

Refurbishment Award: Winner: Leyton Engineer, London
Highly Commended: European, London
Highly Commended: The Green Man, Huntington
Commended: Duke of York, London

Community Local Award: Winner: Lord Southampton, London

• View photos of the winning pubs here
• More information about the Pub Design Awards here
• Learn more about Historic England here