2024 Winners

Recognising successfully delivered project outcomes

Winner:

Norton Folgate

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: British Land
  • Lead Designer: Allford Hall Monaghan Morris
  • Lead Contractor: Skanska
  • Other Project Contributors: Designers: Stanton Williams, Morris & co, Arup, DSDHA, AKTII, East Landscape archtects, EOC, IFC. Contractors: Sweeneys, Morrisroe, Landar Prater, J Coffey, Lyons & Annoot, Paye, Thorpe Precast, Kone, Fascel, Hotchkiss.
"The intent of the project its execution the complexity of the old and new buildings interlinked with one another and sensitivity of how that responded to the local area was outstanding.

The project sets a great example of how commercial property development can go wider than the client requirements and benefit the community too. The consideration of material use through to skills development made this project stand out."



Finalists:

National Manufacturing Institute Scotland

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: University of Strathclyde
  • Lead Designer: HLM Architects
  • Lead Contractor: Morrison Construction
  • Other Project Contributors: B & K Structures, Johnston Joiners, Howden Fabrications, Northern Steel Decking , Efab , Creagh Concrete Products, Contractors: Cladding - Curtis Moore; Piling - Vibro Menard, MEP - mtech, Surfacing, Groundworks - Deans Civil Engineering

One Great Cumberland Place

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: The Portman Estate
  • Lead Designer: Allford Hall Monaghan Morris
  • Lead Contractor: Galliford Try
  • Other Project Contributors: AKT II – Structural Engineer Gardiner & Theobal – Cost Consultant Norman Disney Young / Skanksa – MEP Gerald Eve – Planning Consultant Buro Four – Project Manager, Contractors: Galliford Try

The JJ Mack Building

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Helical / Ashby Capital
  • Lead Designer: Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands
  • Lead Contractor: Mace
  • Other Project Contributors: Project Manager - Avison Young / Cost Consultant - Arcadis / Planning Consultant - DP9 / Structural Engineer - AKTII / MEP Engineer & Sustainability - Long & Partners / Fire Engineer - Affinity Fire / Vertical Transport & Facade Access Consultant - D2E International VT Consultant / Facade Consultant - Eckersley O'Callaghan / Security Consultant - SecureWais. Contractors: Keltbray / William Hare / Permasteelisa / Rhino / Kone / Alimak / SES / Doug Phillips / Kingspan

The Lantern

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Lazari Investments
  • Lead Designer: Marks Barfield Architects
  • Lead Contractor: 8build
  • Other Project Contributors: Permasteelisa, Designers: GLP Consulting Engineers, The Morton Partnership, The Landscape Partnership, CN Associates. Contractors: 8build

8 Bishopsgate

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Mitsubishi
  • Lead Designer: WilkinsonEyre
  • Lead Contractor: Lendlease Construction Europe
  • Other Project Contributors: Metal/glass curtain wall: Scheldebouw, Precast concrete: Loveld, Built-up roofing: Prater, Glass: Interpane, Designers: Arup. Contractors: T Clarke, Abbey Thermal, Electracom, Core Group, Wilson James, William Hare, Keltbray, Lyons & Annoot, Permasteelisa, Alimak, Gardner & Co, Hall & Kay, Kone, Inspired Integrated Systems, BDL Group, Celtic Contractors, Connaught ACcess Flooring, Grants of Shoreditch, Radii

Winner:

The Salvation Army Territorial Headquarters

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: The Salvation Army
  • Lead Designer: TateHindle
  • Lead Contractor: McLaren Group
  • Other Project Contributors: Davies Maguire, N A Curtain Walling , Wiehag Timber Construction, Thorp Precast , Balguard. Designers: Eckersley O'Callaghan, MTT, Townshend Landscape Architects, Landscape Perspective, Hann Tucker, MLM, Marshall Fire. Contractors: McLaren Construction, Mitchellson, Sheppard Piling
"Excellent building with a close client relationship to develop the brief, producing a building that was designed with an emphasis on long life (ideally 120 years), was sensitive to the surroundings, light and airy for the staff and had good community engagement and input."


Finalists:

EcoPark House Education / Visitor Centre

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: North London Waste Authority
  • Lead Designer: Waterman Group
  • Lead Contractor: Taylor Woodrow
  • Other Project Contributors: Piling: Roger Bullivant. Steel Frame: Caunton. Groundworks and RC - Lorclon. Special civils: Simms. External envelope: FP McCann (PC Concrete), Maple (Timber cladding); Vitrine (Curtain Walling). MEP services: EJ Parker. Off Grid specialist: ESB, Race Cottam Associates – Architect, Grimshaw – Client’s Concept Guardian Architect , WSP – Client's Designer

Leighton House

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea
  • Lead Designer: Building Design Partnership
  • Lead Contractor: Quinn London - Heritage
  • Other Project Contributors: Faience: Darwen Terracotta / Brick: Coleford Brick & Tile. Structural and civil engineer: BDP / M&E consultant: BDP / Quantity surveyor: Jackson Coles / Fire consultant: Tenos / Planning consultant: Montagu Evans / Ecology and arboricultural: Eight Associates / Project manager: Gardiner + Theobald / Principal designer: Jackson Coles / Approved building inspector: RBKC Building Control / Landscape consultant: BDP / Acoustic consultant: BDP / Lighting consultant: BDP / Display designer: Charles Marsden-Smedley / Graphics and wayfinding: Bart Design / Artwork: Shahrzad Ghaffari / Furniture: Turquoise Mountain Structural Glazing: Cantifix / Masonry: AVV Solutions

Winner:

The Thames Tideway Tunnel

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Tideway
  • Lead Designer: Jacobs
  • Other Project Contributors: BAM Nuttall, Morgan Sindall, Balfour Beatty Group, Ferrovial Agroman UK, Laing O’Rourke Construction, Costain, Vinci Construction Grands Projets, Bachy Soletanch, Amey, Thames Water
"The Thames Tideway Tunnel is an exceptional mega-project and the justifiable winner in the BCIA Environment Project of the year category for 2024. In setting out a vision to reconnect London with the River Thames, this project has set new benchmarks in not just delivering against its stated outcomes but also through the adoption of a new funding model, the use of digital technology alongside a model of collaborative delivery, whilst taking a very positive approach to walking the talk on the whole EDI agenda. Congratulations to all involved!"


Highly Commended:

Lower Otter Restoration Project, Devon

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Environment Agency
  • Lead Designer: Jacobs
  • Lead Contractor: Kier
  • Other Project Contributors: Bonds


Finalists:

Cockett Wick Seawall Improvements

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Environment Agency
  • Lead Designer: Jacobs
  • Lead Contractor: BAM Nuttall
  • Other Project Contributors: SRC Group, Ovendens, KML, Kite, MM Engineering, Poundfields Precast

Highway Dam

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Environment Agency
  • Lead Designer: AtkinsRéalis
  • Lead Contractor: Kier
  • Other Project Contributors: Aecom, Jacobs, Callsafe

Holderness Flood Alleviation Scheme (FAS)

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Environment Agency
  • Lead Designer: JBA Bentley
  • Lead Contractor: JBA Bentley
  • Other Project Contributors: Steelwork Engineering Services; Aquatic Control Engineering; Oilgear; Bedford Pumps; Circle Control & Design Systems ; Fab-Tek Installations ; Kingsley Plastics; Burn Fencing; Protec Fire and Security Group; Landustrie; G.A. Valves ; Hornbill Engineering; Technical Control Systems ; Northern Powergrid; First Defence Fabrications ; Express Reinforcements ; Sheet Piling ; Aarsleff; Keyline Civils Specialist ; Ashcourt Aggregates ; Ashcourt Concrete ; Breedon - Leyburn Quarry; Marchington Stone ; Miers Constructions Products ; Elite Precast Concrete; Callsafe; MBK Civils ; APT Marine Engineering

Howgate Close: Post-hydrocarbon ready homes

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Eakring Farming
  • Lead Designer: EWI Pro
  • Lead Contractor: Eagle Building Specialists
  • Other Project Contributors: EWI Store, Cambridge Solar

Outstrays to Skeffling Managed Realignment Scheme

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Environment Agency
  • Lead Designer: JBA Bentley
  • Lead Contractor: JBA Bentley
  • Other Project Contributors: APT Marine Engineering ; Burn Fencing; Gilliard Brothers ; KB Industries ; Lowther Forestry Group; Professional Soils Laboratory ; Skylark Aerial Photography; Til-Ex; Certas Energy ; F.P.McCann ; W. Clifford Watts ; SDS Pipe Systems ; John Davidson Pipes ; Hurrell & McClean Seed ; Waterfront Fluid Controls ; National Oilwell Varco ; New Era Fuels ; Wildcare ; Boston Seeds ; Ashcourt Concrete ; Crown Oil; Jacobs; JN Bentley

Parsons Tunnel Rockfall Structure

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Network Rail
  • Lead Designer: Arup
  • Lead Contractor: Morgan Sindall Infrastructure
  • Other Project Contributors: Cornish Concrete (Precast units), Morgan Sindall Engineering Solutions (temporary works design). Subcontractors include: CAN Engineering (Cliff remedial work), Magnor Plant / Technical Cranes (Gantry crane), MS Specialist Services (Rail systems), , uPac (piling), CK Rail (track and piling), Quatro (on-track plant), ADS (FRC)

Southsea Coastal Scheme Sub-frontage 1

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Coastal Partners
  • Lead Designer: Royal HaskoningDHV
  • Lead Contractor: Volker Stevin Boskalis Westminster JV
  • Other Project Contributors: LDA Design, Studio Fracta, Pritchard Architect, Wessex Archaeology

Winner:

Union Terrace Gardens

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Aberdeen City Council
  • Lead Designer: LDA-Design in collaboration with Arup
  • Lead Contractor: Balfour Beatty
  • Other Project Contributors: Metaltech, Gilmours, Efab, Zumtobel, Ashlea, Andrew Lee Photographer, Arup, LDA Design, Stallan-Brand
"An amazing collaborative transformation, turning what was an inaccessible and lost space into a key piece of public space for the city. Extensive consultation resulted in a fully inclusive space that is sustainable in its maintenance that demonstrates an example of genuine public engagement impacted the final result. The passion of the team in delivering this piece of legacy for the city in years to come is commendable."


Highly Commended:

Southsea Coastal Scheme Sub-frontage 1

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Coastal Partners
  • Lead Designer: Royal HaskoningDHV
  • Lead Contractor: Volker Stevin Boskalis Westminster JV
  • Other Project Contributors: Selux, CTS, LDA Design, Studio Fractal, Pritchard Architect, Wessex Archaeology


Finalists:

Lion Green Road

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Brick by Brick
  • Lead Designer: RUFFARCHITECTS
  • Lead Contractor: CField Construction
  • Other Project Contributors: Mary Duggan Architects, Vande Moortel, Baksteen, Nordan, Soundcraft, OBR, Howdens, Havwoods, Gerflor, Heckmondwicke, Faithful + Gould, Symmetrys, JFP, Max Fordham, DMO, Faithful+Gould, Brick By Brick, DP9 Gerald Eve, RUFFARCHITECTS, ROK, Tenos, Salisbury Fire, WSP, NRG , Planit-IE, Gleeds, CAST, Croydon Building Control

University Station Redevelopment

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: West Midlands Combined Authority
  • Lead Designer: Mott MacDonald
  • Lead Contractor: VolkerFitzpatrick
  • Other Project Contributors: Designers: Associated Architects, Node Urban Design. Contractors: Fourway, Van Elle

Winner:

Marylebone Square

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Concord London
  • Lead Designer: E8 Architecture
  • Lead Contractor: Kier Construction
  • Other Project Contributors: Delivery Architects for Kier – TPBennett; PM/QS – G&T; M&E - Hurley Palmer Flatt; St/Civ Eng - Alan Baxter Associates; Landscape - Gardenists; Façade Consultant Client - Arup; Façade consultant for Kier - Thornton Tomasetti; Acoustics - Clark Saunders; Planning Consultant - DP9 ; Environmental - URS
"Here the customer, Concord Developments, have been brave and courageous to develop a project with a high quality, exceptional solution to a piece of land that has remained dormant for 80 years. This project was a demonstration of how a collaborative approach in the customer, design team and supply chain can achieve a fantastic project that will stand the test of time. The design solution is a clever response to the site restrictions and we could see evidence of how Kier embraced positive engagement and collaboration with E8, the concept/original designer, to make sure they captured and delivered on the original intent. It was clear that Graham Potts, the project lead for Kier, gave the project leadership, momentum and openness to achieve what was a seriously difficult and challenging build. The judging panel appreciated the high quality product, the sustainability focus with BREAAM Excellent credentials, and the strong legacy it leaves in our capital city."


Highly Commended:

Bluebird

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: HARP (Homeless Action Resource Project)
  • Lead Designer: SKArchitects
  • Lead Contractor: AW Hardy & Co
  • Other Project Contributors: WARM, Max Fordham, Etude, Madelaine Hanman-Murphy, HJ Structural Engineers, One Energy Consulting , Billy Haynes, Miru3D, Gillies Consulting, AW Hardy, Boss Demolition, Colets Piling Even Heat, JJ Engineering, MBC Timber Frame, Seeco, Triangle Fire Systems, TSJ Electrical, Easifloor, Astro, Blueprint Ceramics, Cabinet Creations, Charlotte Wright, Dreadnought Tiles , Duravit, Ege, Fakro, Fermob, Howdens, Ideal Standard ,IKEA , Kingspan, Marmox, Mitsubishi, Partel, Polyflor, Rationel, Velfac, Stelrad, Superglass, Unicook, Warmce, Zehnder


Finalists:

Howgate Close: A Post-hydrocarbon future

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Eakring Farming
  • Lead Designer: EWI Pro
  • Lead Contractor: Eagle Building Specialists
  • Other Project Contributors: EWI Store, Cambridge Solar

Lion Green Road

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Brick by Brick
  • Lead Designer: RUFFARCHITECTS
  • Lead Contractor: CField Construction
  • Other Project Contributors: Mary Duggan Architects, Vande Moortel, Baksteen, Nordan, Soundcraft, OBR, Howdens, Havwoods, Gerflor, Heckmondwicke, Faithful + Gould, Symmetrys, JFP, Max Fordham, DMO, Faithful+Gould, Brick By Brick, DP9 Gerald Eve, RUFFARCHITECTS, ROK, Tenos, Salisbury Fire, WSP, NRG , Planit-IE, Gleeds, CAST, Croydon Building Control

New Victoria, Manchester

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: MUSE Places
  • Lead Designer: Sheppard Robson
  • Lead Contractor: VINCI Building
  • Other Project Contributors: HE Simm, Mayo Civils, FK Group, Elements Europe, Arup, AJP, Futureserv

St Andrews House

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Mid Devon District Council
  • Lead Designer: Zed Pods
  • Lead Contractor: Zed Pods
  • Other Project Contributors: BW Industries, Advance Consulting Engineers,Dragonheart Homes

Winner:

Bristol Beacon

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Bristol City Council
  • Lead Designer: Levitt Bernstein
  • Lead Contractor: Willmott Dixon Construction
  • Other Project Contributors: Aecom, Arup, Alan Baxter, Alec French Architects, Sound Space Vision, Charcoalblue, Mace, Arcadis
"A true retrofit, making a key asset fit for generations, providing a world class facility in the heart of the city. The judges were particularly impressed with the collaborative approach and agility adopted by the team to resolve the challenges discovered with the site. The level of community spirit and engagement shone through the presentation. An exemplar retrofit project!"


Finalists:

Barking Riverside Pier

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Barking Riverside
  • Lead Designer: Beckett Rankine Marine Engineers
  • Lead Contractor: Mclaughlin Harvey with Rambol
  • Other Project Contributors: Russwood, Beckett Rankine Marine Engineers, Anthony Carlile Architects, Canbdesce , Hoare Lea, WSP,Ravestein BV

Bradbury Works

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Hackney Co-operative Developments CIC
  • Lead Designer: [Y/N] Studio
  • Lead Contractor: Vortex Interiors
  • Other Project Contributors: Jakob, Rodeca , Vectorworks, IdealCombi, Russwood, Staco, Velux, [Y/N] Studio, Vortex Interiors

Deep retrofit of WSP’s London Office

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: WSP
  • Lead Designer: WSP
  • Lead Contractor: ISG

Exeter College, Oxford- Library Renovation

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Exeter College
  • Lead Designer: NEX Architecture
  • Lead Contractor: Beard
  • Other Project Contributors: Neil Burke Joinery, Webb Yates, West and West

Locomotive turntable recovery, restoration, installation

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Rother Valley Railway Heritage Trust
  • Lead Designer: Rother Valley Railway Heritage Trust
  • Lead Contractor: Rother Valley Railway Heritage Trust
  • Other Project Contributors: Stephen Langer Associates, architects, John Sreeves, LUL track design,Andrew Wood , Beever , Coussens Cranes , K.McKay Tree Surgery, Mick Gould Commercials, Playfoot Engineering , Sonic Rail Services

Norton Folgate

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: British Land
  • Lead Designer: Allford Hall Monaghan Morris
  • Lead Contractor: Skanska
  • Other Project Contributors: Allford Hall Monaghan Morris, Stanton Williams, Morris + Company, DSDHA, EAST, M3 Consulting, AKTII, : Turner&Townsend, Alinea, Arup, DP9, Eckersley O’Callaghan, Atelier 10 , Hilson Moran, MOLA, KIWA, Sandy Brown, Cantillon, Studio, QCIC, Arcadis ,Rex Procter & Partners, Skanska, AJ Morrisroe, Kilnbridge Construction Services, J Coffey, Clipfine, Brogan Group, SELECT, Woodlands Glazing, Prater, Thorp Precast Concrete, Lyons and Annoot, Lindner Prater, PAYE, Blue Cube, Macai Projects, Dearneside Fabrications, Patera, Aquarend & TK, Waterproofing, Euro Diamond Drilling, IPCL Lifts, Kone, BDL Group Suspended Ceilings: Skanska Clark and Fenn Carpentry, Joinery, Toilets: JJ Sweeney Reception Fit Out: Ruddy Joinery Painting & Decorating: Sentinel Raised Access Flooring:Kingspan Hard Flooring: Putney & Wood Glass Doors:Radii Architectural Glass Doors/ Louvres UKPN: Sunray External Works:Careys Builders Clean: BSW Noise & Dust Monitoring Geotechnical: Mechanical Installation: Fascel Electrical installation: Timeless Building Services Sprinklers: Argus Fire Ductwork: Hotchkiss Fire Alarm: G4S Fire Security Lighting Protection: JW Gray BMS, EMS & SMART : SCI Lighting: Zencontrol Telecommunications:Zetta Connect Security Systems: Wot Security LV Switchgear: Alan Electrical Water Treatment Plant: Goodwater Air Conditioning: Impact PM Insulation & Trace Heating: Industrial Insulation Cable Pullers: ICS Fire Rated Ductwork: Kemwell Fire Public Health Install: Kylemore ASHP, WSHP & Chiller: Aermec Generators: Bells Power AHUs: CIAT, Dalair Smoke Extract/ Ventilation:Colt Fancoil Units: Dunham Bush, Diffusion PV Panels: Solmatix Attenuators: Allaway Acoustics GRP Access Platforms: BDM Data & IT Infrastructure: Skanska Network Solutions Commissioning (hands on): Ashford Commissioning Managers: Long & Partners

Pier F Bearings and Walkways

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Port of Dover
  • Lead Designer: Cullen Grummitt & Roe
  • Lead Contractor: VolkerLaser
  • Other Project Contributors: CCL - bearings, Tony Gee and Partners, Step on Safety

The Hub – tenanted cut and carve

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Gaw Capital
  • Lead Designer: Morrow + Lorraine
  • Lead Contractor: McLaren Construction
  • Other Project Contributors: Project manager: Buro Four; Cost consultant: Gardiner + Theobald; Architects: Morrow + Lorraine; Structural engineer: Peter Dann; MEP consultant: Mecserve Demolition: KCP Steel; Frame: Cauntons; Lifts: KONE; Facade: Staticus; MEP: Phoenix; Substructure and concrete: VKE

Winner:

The Wave, University of Sheffield

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: University of Sheffield
  • Lead Designer: HLM Architects
  • Lead Contractor: BAM Construction
  • Other Project Contributors: MEP - NG Bailey Atrium Roof - Seele Facade Contractor - Charles Henshaw & Son Glass - Press Glass Precast concrete cladding - Evans Concrete Drum Cladding – Hi-Macs / 3G Joinery Concrete frame - Moortown RAF - Kingspan Ceilings - Knauf Furniture - Wagstaff Carpets – Desso Sheet Flooring - Forbo Hard landscape - Paving/Kerbs (inc. Raingardens) - Hardscape Bespoke Linear Benches & Terraced Seating - Evans Concrete Linear Timber Top Benches - Logic Bespoke Hard Landscape, Civils and Stonemason delivery - GRK Civils
"This was an exceptional project which delivered across the full range of criteria that the judges considered. From the outset it was clear that this team had a vision to deliver something that would exceed the quality of other buildings in the university – delivering an all-electric building which has been assessed as BREEAM Outstanding, that now sets the standard for other similar projects. The panel noted the design optimisation which led to materials savings (and better environmental outcomes) the data model which was used throughout and drove construction sequencing and the energy model. As a net zero carbon building in operation, the team had an excellent understanding of the trade-offs that had to be made to achieve this together with embodied carbon targets. The collaboration across the delivery team was clear from the outset as was the benefit that was gained from engaging early with the Contractor and professional team. The panel noted the accessibility built into the design, another area where this project can set the standard for similar buildings, and the focus on delivering social value to the community. We liked the mention of the active travel strategy for this building with EV charging and an increase in cycling provision. The panel felt this team should also be commended for their integrity in explaining their GI challenges at the beginning of construction."


Highly Commended:

The Christie Paterson Building, Manchester

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: The Christie NHS Foundation Trust
  • Lead Designer: Building Design Partnership
  • Lead Contractor: IHP - Integrated Health Projects
  • Other Project Contributors: Dalkia, Arup, Vinci Building


Finalists:

Exeter College, Oxford- Library Renovation

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Exeter College
  • Lead Designer: NEX Architecture
  • Lead Contractor: Beard
  • Other Project Contributors: West and West, Neil Burke Joinery, Donald Insall, Webb Yates

Lime Wood School, The Quarry

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: L&Q and Anderson
  • Lead Designer: Studio Egret West
  • Lead Contractor: Anderson

Trelawny Scanning Suite and Lowen Ward

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust
  • Lead Designer: Stride Treglown
  • Lead Contractor: BAM Construction
  • Other Project Contributors: Jet Group, Phillips Healthcare, Hoare Lea, Arup, T Clarke, Modus

UCL One Pool Street

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: University College London
  • Lead Designer: Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands
  • Lead Contractor: Vinci Construction
  • Other Project Contributors: AKTII, Hilson Moran, EQ2 Light, Bradley-Hole Schoenaich Landscape, Turner Townsend, Techrete, VGV Facades, Getjar, W Portsmouth, AMI Sheffield, Cemento, Atlantic Contract, Galldris, Kendra

Winner:

Halifax Bus Station Redevelopment

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: West Yorkshire Combined Authority
  • Lead Designer: Stephen George + Partners
  • Lead Contractor: Wilmott Dixon Construction
  • Other Project Contributors: Elland Steel, Watershed Roofing ,Moortown ,PMJ Masonry ,JML ,3G ,Andrews Tiling ,BiF , Dortech, Miles Macadam, AECOM ,Roscoe, Brian G Hall, Pick Everard
"We were inspired by the solution which improved accessibility for all users, safety through deconflicting bus manoeuvres and security for the public through better visibility across the station. Topography and the position of the bus station as a gateway to the town was further enhanced through the design providing a 5th elevation of a green roof, benefiting from using rainwater run off as well as PV panels. All of this was achieved whilst keeping bus operations going during the build as well as sympathetically incorporating 3 Grade II listed buildings."


Highly Commended:

Herring Bridge

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Norfolk County Council
  • Lead Designer: Roughan O Donovan
  • Lead Contractor: BAM Farrans JV
  • Other Project Contributors: H&H , WSP, Victor Buyck


Finalists:

Barking Riverside Overground Station

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Barking Riverside
  • Lead Designer: Weston Williamson and Partners
  • Lead Contractor: Morgan Sindall Volker Fitzpatrick
  • Other Project Contributors: Transport for London

Barking Riverside Pier

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Barking Riverside
  • Lead Designer: Beckett Rankine Marine Engineers
  • Lead Contractor: Mclaughlin Harvey with Rambol
  • Other Project Contributors: Russwood, Beckett Rankine Marine Engineers, Anthony Carlile Architects, Candesce, Hoare Lea, WSP,McLaughlin & Harvey with Ramboll, Ravestein BV, Ramboll

HS2 Chiltern Tunnel

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: HS2
  • Lead Designer: Align-D
  • Lead Contractor: Bouygues Travaux Publics
  • Other Project Contributors: TG Tunnelling, Herrenknecht, MS, TMS, EDD, Mammoet, Jacobs, Angerop, Sir Robert McAlpine, Volker Fitzpatrick

London Gatwick Rapid Exit Taxiway

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: London Gatwick Airport
  • Lead Designer: AtkinsRéalis
  • Lead Contractor: P.J. Hegarty & Sons
  • Other Project Contributors: Stanton Precast, ADB Safegate, McCanns Precast, FM Conway, Axtell, JustAGL, Camgo, Toppesfield, BDPSP, RGM, Concrete Cutters, Milestone, CP Groundworks

University Station Redevelopment

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: West Midlands Combined Authority
  • Lead Designer: Mott MacDonald
  • Lead Contractor: VolkerFitzpatrick
  • Other Project Contributors: Associated Architects, Node Urban Design,Fourway, Van Elle

Winner:

North-West Water Treatment Works Upgrade

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: United Utilities
  • Lead Designer: Mott MacDonald Bentley
  • Lead Contractor: Mott MacDonald Bentley
  • Other Project Contributors: Eric Wright Water ; Leada Engineering; Xylem; Jacopa; Powerrun Pipe-Mech; Stam Construction; Mott MacDonald Bentley
"An impressive delivery of critical infrastructure, utilising digital tools to consider both whole-life carbon and climate change. The presentation gave a good insight into working practices on site and the collaboration of the team."


Finalists:

Barmouth Viaduct Metallic Renewal Works

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Network Rail
  • Lead Designer: Tony Gee and Partners
  • Lead Contractor: Griffiths Contractors
  • Other Project Contributors: Loca Construction, Carvers Engineering

TLT Internal Strengthening Works

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Thames Water
  • Lead Designer: OTB
  • Lead Contractor: Barhale
  • Other Project Contributors: BCS Group, Camfaud, Tarmac, Keltic Traffic Management, Coasts Security, Ainscough, OTB, KYN Steel Fixing, CA Drillers

Winner:

London Power Tunnels Phase 2 - Package 2

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: National Grid
  • Lead Designer: Aecom
  • Lead Contractor: Hochtief-Murphy Joint Venture
"Working under the ICE’s Project 13 Enterprise philosophy, National Grid and its partners are rewiring South London, replacing aging assets and meeting new electricity demands. LPT Phase 2, an early adopter of this innovative approach, exemplifies best practices in outcome-driven performance, on-time and to-cost delivery, and stakeholder benefits. The project’s vision extends beyond infrastructure to leave a positive legacy through employment, education, and volunteering. Notable achievements include mobilizing tunnel sites post-lockdown, completing 32.5 km of tunnelling ahead of schedule, and achieving significant carbon reductions. The judges were particularly impressed by the project’s sustainability, carbon reduction, climate resilience, and client satisfaction credentials."


Finalists:

Draycote Reservoir: Drawdown Enhancement

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Severn Trent Water
  • Lead Designer: Mott MacDonald
  • Lead Contractor: Mott MacDonald Bentley
  • Other Project Contributors: Saint Gobain, Transvac, Daxair, AVK, Cemex, Midland Rock, Weldex, Qplant, Red 7 Diving, CSF, PCS, De Havilland, Sheet Piling UK, Burn Fencing, Nimrod

ML2 Sewer Protection and Enhancement

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Thames Water
  • Lead Designer: OTB
  • Lead Contractor: Barhale
  • Other Project Contributors: BCS Group, Tarmac, Keltic Traffic Management, Coasts Security, Ainscough, FP McCann, CA Drillers, CTS Surveys, JSM Group

Sharing best practice during project delivery

Winner:

Zed Pods St Andrews House

"Impressive low carbon project that delivers across all pillars of sustainability, meeting the UN SDGs as well as four out of five Government missions. Environmental and Social value is at the heart of this project; building social housing to the highest standard on a brownfield site, adopting MMC to build in half the time of a conventional build and supporting the employment of prisoners to upskill opening up opportunities for their future, tackling fuel poverty by providing a highly insulated building powered by solar and heat pumps, are just a few of the wider benefits."


Finalists:

Civic Engineers, FORE Partnership and Webb Yates Engineers ‘Urban mining’ at The Elephant and TBC.London

European Metal Recycling EMR Reusable Steels

FM Conway and Westminster City Council Elmfield Way

McGee Modular Façade Retention System

Mott MacDonald Bentley Low carbon solutions in design

National Highways Lower Thames Crossing - driving carbon out of construction

Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors RICS whole life carbon assessment, professional standard

Taylor Woodrow Advancing Ultra Low Carbon Concrete at EcoPark South

Winner:

Allford Hall Monaghan Morris, Stanton Williams, Morris + Company, DSDHA and East for British Land Norton Folgate

"Great client engagement, defining the culture and approach to local community. Focus on project team development, community impact and supply chain integration. Authentic leadership driving the change showcasing humility and embracing the power of collaboration."


Finalists:

Danny Sullivan Group Transformational Projects enabling transformational Community Impact

Farrans Construction Gull Wing Bridge, Lowestoft: Social Impact Programme

Graham South Bank Quay

Taylor Woodrow Procuring for Social Value at Meridian Water

Taylor Woodrow How the iPort Travel Link lifted the community

Vinci Construction Community Skills Centre - Civil Service Hub, Blackpool

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Winner:

Connect Plus and Connect Plus Services Extending M25 Working Windows

"A great example of end to end benefits using real-time AI information and digital tools to drive efficiencies. It was clear that this innovation was having tangible benefits to both staff and customers and could be applied on many different types of infrastructure projects."

Highly Commended:

Eiffage Kier Ferrovial BAM (EKFB) - Achieving digital transformation on HS2 with Esri ArcGIS



Finalists:

Alice Technologies and Implenia Windworks infrastructure wind farm project

CLC Utility Services Transforming CLC's Field Operations though Innovation with FYLD

Heathrow Cargo Tunnel Refurbishment Project – ‘Dave the Dog’

Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Built Environment Carbon Database (BECD)

Taylor Woodrow Taylor Woodrow Data Control Platform

Zed Pods Fortis House

Winner:

Civic Engineers, FORE Partnership and Webb Yates Engineers ‘Urban mining’ at The Elephant and TBC.London

"The judges were struck by the passion shown by the presenters, the initiative they applied in linking the supply chain from The Elephant to TBC.London, and the effort and commitment the whole design team demonstrated in delivering their goal of reusing pre 1970s structural steel. This is a vital yet under-appreciated part of the circular economy which has the potential to deliver huge carbon savings across the industry. The establishment of the Engineers Reuse Collective is a really strong outcome, and hopefully with some good publicity this can grow and continue to guide the UK construction industry into the wider reuse of existing structural steelwork."


Highly Commended:

Mott MacDonald Bentley Witches Oak Waters: Floating wetlands as water pre-treatment



Finalists:

Arup A toolkit to facilitate reduction in construction emissions

Arup Nature-based approach to combined storm overflows

Davies Maguire Large Scale Architectural Use of EFC

European Metal Recycling EMR Reusable Steels

Network Rail AVA footbridge

Riverlinx CJV Silvertown Tunnel: Pioneering Sustainable Material Management Solutions

Sponsored by


Winner:

Laing O'Rourke Rethinking Safety Through Inclusion and Wellbeing

"Passionate leadership about implementation of the programme, that has companywide benefits. Clear statistics and personal testimonials of individuals that have benefited from the programme."


Finalists:

AG Paving + Building Products Lock – Tag – Live - Improving Safety in Moving Machinery

EDF Hinkley Point C Mental Health and Wellbeing Programme

Hochtief-Murphy Joint Venture HMJV's 'One Team, One Spirit HSW Programme'

VKE Contractors Angel Square - Reduced Vibration Drill Rig

Winner:

Heathrow Airport Cargo Tunnel Refurbishment Project – Heathrow and Mace

"The judges were impressed by the joint presentation, it was hard to differentiate between client and contractor. This is a mature and enduring relationship. A really good demonstration of how organisations can deliver a complex project, testing and adopting innovative ideas and ultimately delivering a superb project which meets the needs of Heathrow's customers."

Highly Commended:

National Grid The Great Grid Partnership, UK Energy Transition



Finalists:

Avove and Ecofill Group Soil Management for Vyrnwy Aqueduct Modernisation Programme

Balfour Beatty, Mott MacDonald, AtkinsRéalis and Jacobs The Strategic Design Partnership 2.0

Carmichael Site Services The CarmichaelUK Inclusive Recruitment Model at HS2

Eiffage Kier Ferrovial BAM JV C23 Strategic Partners

Gratte Brothers and Cundall Early Inception Collaboration at 21 Moorfields

Zed Pods and Ashford Borough Council Fortis House

Winner:

Align JV Align Kern Tunnel Services Dismantling Gantry

"The benefits of this innovative product system can be clearly identified, it can improve programmes, health and safety on site, efficient coordination of logistics, reduction of plant required which has also carbon savings. The product was bespoke to this project however the lessons from this can be used on all tunnelling projects going forward. It exceeded targets and the submission clearly showed this. The submission hit all the target criteria questions. The team involved identified a problem, designed the solution, and implemented this on site which was demonstrated clearly in their presentation."


Finalists:

Alice Technologies and Implenia Windworks infrastructure wind farm project

Brilliant Ideas ALIMATS and Half-Loader Spreader Module

Brilliant Ideas Inflatable Safety Net Recovery System

Foresight AI-enabled Construction Project Management for Major Projects

Heathrow Airport Cargo Tunnel Refurbishment Project – Installing low voltage busbar

Milwaukee Tool UK MX Fuel Forge

Niftylift HeightRider 15 Hydrogen-Electric (HR15 H₂E)

Panthera Group EnviroHoard - net zero carbon hoarding solution – multiple projects

Winner:

Alice Technologies and Implenia Windworks infrastructure wind farm project

"This submission presented a challenging and very relevant construction problem – looking at the design and manufacture of large off shore wind farms. Working with ALICE, an AI tool, they optimised solutions to emerging construction challenges with clear cross organisation benefits visible. The team demonstrated an exciting potential for harnessing AI data analytics to optimize complex largescale construction project outcomes, with far reaching application. The judges also liked that the data and overall decision making was still owned and overseen by the Client."


Finalists:

Balfour Beatty Stratford Brook Underbridge

BAM Nuttall, Morgan Sindall and Balfour Beatty Joint Venture - Tideway integrated temporary and permanent works truss solution

Heathrow Airport Cargo Tunnel Refurbishment Project - Installing impact protection barriers

WSP FacilityFlex

Winner:

Tony Gee and Partners Barmouth Bridge Metallic Replacement

"An inspired, elegant temporary works solution to a complex engineering challenge. The scheme was meticulously planned and brilliantly executed, minimising environment impacts, and captivating the local community on what is clearly a beloved and vital structure to the area. A great example on how Temporary Works should minimise the construction risks to increase certainty for a solid successful outcome. The scheme truly showcases the best of the British construction industry and demonstrates the vital part civil engineering and engineers play in creating a better world for all generations.

Particularly impressive was that this was done in full view of, and causing some inconvenience to, the public for whom the bridge was culturally important, but the impression left was one of great positivity for the team and for the construction and engineering industry."



Finalists:

BAM Nuttall, Morgan Sindall and Balfour Beatty Joint Venture Tideway integrated temporary and permanent works truss solution

Eiffage Kier Ferrovial Construction and BAM Nuttall JV Engineering earthworks to minimise waste and maximise space

McGee Modular Façade Retention System

RDG Engineering Stabilising Decagon Scaffold Exoskeleton

Sir Robert McAlpine Design Group Jacking the Westbury Hotel to create additional basement

Taylor Woodrow Heavy Haul Road – Fawley FAST Project

Special Awards

Winner:

Mott MacDonald Julia Baker, Technical Director – Nature Services

"Julia’s career and her ongoing impact is a seismic demonstration of having mainstreamed effective systemic solutions in tackling the greatest of our systemic problems. She has broken silos and made connections between nature, net zero, health and resilience, pulling all levers to drive change from policy to practice. Julia’s care, insight and determination is an inspiration for us all in creating a nature and people positive planet. We now have a British Standard and a mandatory measure for Biodiversity Net Gain, delivered for and with those who so rarely have a voice. Julia, be proud of this lasting legacy!"


Highly Commended:

Expedition Engineering Eva MacNamara: Nature and People-Positive Champion



Finalists:

Stantec Holistically delivering nature and people-positive outcomes

WSP David Symons, Future Ready Programme

Winner:

HS2 Chiltern Tunnel

"The judges were unanimous in their decision to recognise the superb work of Align JV. The upfront investment in design allowed a series of innovative solutions to be developed, tested and used for the first time. The results have been impressive with significant savings made in carbon reduction and time and improvements in biodiversity net gain. Well done!"


Finalists:

Avove and Ecofill Group Soil Management for Vyrnwy Aqueduct Modernisation Programme

BAM Nuttall, Morgan Sindall and Balfour Beatty Joint Venture Tideway integrated temporary and permanent works truss solution

Deep retrofit of WSP’s London Office

Eiffage Kier Ferrovial BAM (EKFB) Achieving digital transformation on HS2 with Esri ArcGIS

London Power Tunnels Phase 2 - Package 2

Supported by


Winner:

The Thames Tideway Tunnel

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Tideway
  • Lead Designer: Jacobs
  • Other Project Contributors: BAM Nuttall, Morgan Sindall, Balfour Beatty Group, Ferrovial Agroman UK, Laing O’Rourke Construction, Costain, Vinci Construction Grands Projets, Bachy Soletanch, Amey, Thames Water
"The Thames Tideway Tunnel is a great example of a project delivered in-line with the NIC design principles. It has responded to all aspects of the criteria; Climate, people, place and value, and as such we hope it will leave a positive legacy in the years to come."


Finalists:

HS2 Chiltern Tunnel

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: HS2
  • Lead Designer: Align-D
  • Lead Contractor: Bouygues Travaux Publics
  • Other Project Contributors: TG Tunnelling, Herrenknecht, MS, TMS, EDD, Mammoet, Jacobs, Angerop, Sir Robert McAlpine, Volker Fitzpatrick

Lower Otter Restoration Project, Devon

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Environment Agency
  • Lead Designer: Jacobs
  • Lead Contractor: Kier
  • Other Project Contributors: Bonds

London Power Tunnels Phase 2 - Package 2

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: National Grid
  • Lead Designer: Aecom
  • Lead Contractor: Hochtief-Murphy Joint Venture

Outstrays to Skeffling Managed Realignment Scheme

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Environment Agency
  • Lead Designer: JBA Bentley
  • Lead Contractor: JBA Bentley
  • Other Project Contributors: APT Marine Engineering ; Burn Fencing; Gilliard Brothers ; KB Industries ; Lowther Forestry Group; Professional Soils Laboratory ; Skylark Aerial Photography; Til-Ex; Certas Energy ; F.P.McCann ; W. Clifford Watts ; SDS Pipe Systems ; John Davidson Pipes ; Hurrell & McClean Seed ; Waterfront Fluid Controls ; National Oilwell Varco ; New Era Fuels ; Wildcare ; Boston Seeds ; Ashcourt Concrete ; Crown Oil; Jacobs; JN Bentley

Southsea Coastal Scheme Sub-frontage 1

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Coastal Partners
  • Lead Designer: Royal HaskoningDHV
  • Lead Contractor: Volker Stevin Boskalis Westminster JV
  • Other Project Contributors: LDA Design, Studio Fracta, Pritchard Architect, Wessex Archaeology

Supported by


Overarching Awards

Winner:

Bluebird

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: HARP (Homeless Action Resource Project)
  • Lead Designer: SKArchitects
  • Lead Contractor: AW Hardy & Co
  • Other Project Contributors: WARM, Max Fordham, Etude, Madelaine Hanman-Murphy, HJ Structural Engineers, One Energy Consulting , Billy Haynes, Miru3D, Gillies Consulting, AW Hardy, Boss Demolition, Colets Piling Even Heat, JJ Engineering, MBC Timber Frame, Seeco, Triangle Fire Systems, TSJ Electrical, Easifloor, Astro, Blueprint Ceramics, Cabinet Creations, Charlotte Wright, Dreadnought Tiles , Duravit, Ege, Fakro, Fermob, Howdens, Ideal Standard ,IKEA , Kingspan, Marmox, Mitsubishi, Partel, Polyflor, Rationel, Velfac, Stelrad, Superglass, Unicook, Warmce, Zehnder
"This project captured an incredible social purpose for stakeholders and everyone across the community in which it sits. Providing homes for people recovering from homelessness, this Passive Haus urban regeneration sits in an area of high poverty and brought together the community and supply chains through extensive engagement and collaboration to achieve a remarkable outcome for the money involved.

Judges felt that for a local charity to successfully engage in placemaking at this scale while tackling such an important social challenge at the same time as doing so with sustainability and resilience at heart and the end user always in mind was truly special."


Winner:

The Thames Tideway Tunnel

  • Client/Commissioning Authority: Tideway
  • Lead Designer: Jacobs
  • Other Project Contributors: BAM Nuttall, Morgan Sindall, Balfour Beatty Group, Ferrovial Agroman UK, Laing O’Rourke Construction, Costain, Vinci Construction Grands Projets, Bachy Soletanch, Amey, Thames Water
"Judges agreed this project had pushed boundaries in ways that delivered real success in every aspect of project delivery – be it stakeholder engagement, placemaking, remarkable EDI policy put into practice or decarbonisation through new practices and materials.

The project set new standards for safety. Intensive practices that included extensive training requirements for permission to access the site, resulted in no life threatening or life changing injuries throughout its 40 million person hours worked.

And most crucially, judges felt the scale and intended longevity of the environmental and social impact built upon the legacy of Bazalgette’s great sewer innovations and makes this infrastructure that over delivers, creates public realm and generates an identity. Really outstanding."



Winner:

Alice Technologies and Implenia Windworks infrastructure wind farm project

"Judges felt the outcomes of this initiative were remarkable for their potential social impact and for creating an environment for deep collaboration, enhanced design and rapid evidence of potential improvements for the local community.

Judges felt that applying AI to test and make possible a floating wind deployment facility on a quarry that has reached the end of its working life stood out for offering a new way of working and providing potential benefits by making projects viable in places where communities have suffered from the closure of extraction industries.

Along with the potential to reskill local people, This approach to testing scenarios and optimising outcomes saw planning undertaken times faster than would be typical – something judges felt was not only valuable for wider industry but especially so for a facility that the world has few of and that the UK is committed to expand as an industry of the future."