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Gurdwara scoops architecture awards
11:09am Thursday 23rd October 2003
The Sikh Gurdwara temple in Southall came out on top of both the Ealing Civic Society Architectural Award and our online poll.
At the award presentation ceremony last night Sardar Himat Singh Sohi (President of the Gurdwara) accepted the award for the winning building.
Gurdwara swept the board on the Ealing Times website taking the most votes and the special Civic Society's e-award which is in its second year.
The Society introduced its Annual Awards in 1989, for development projects within the London Borough of Ealing which the Society believes to be of noteworthy quality.
Farnell Place, Acton was commended.
For more information about the awards and the Ealing Civic Society visit www.ealingcivicsociety.org
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Highly commended: The Sikh Gurdwara temple
Councillor Stephen Sears, Sardar Himat Singh Sohi (President of the Gurdwara)
Farnell Place, Acton was commended.
Councillor Stephen Sears, Robert Gurd (Chairman of Ealing Civic Society) and Steve Mellor (Representative of Michael Shanly Homes)
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