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Award for new Church

A NEW parish church in Angus has been awarded a string of architectural awards by the Dundee Institute of Architects.

Monifieth Parish Church was recognised for ‘Best Use of Timber’, ‘Best Use of Stone’ and ‘Best Commercial/Non Domestic Building’ as well as winning the Supreme Award at the awards in November.

The judges commented: “Building a new church and making it modern was a bold decision that has paid off in spades for parishioners in Monifieth. It marries stone, brick and timber with eco-features such as solar panels and superb levels of insulation. It is a wonderful place of worship that can hold its head high next to even the finest local traditional churches.

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