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NewsConsultant of the Year
Davis Langdon scooped this award thanks to its range of high-value projects and visionary approach to sustainability
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NewsNewcomer of the Year
A mechanical engineer with huge management potential and a warm personality has pulled ahead of the pack this year
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NewsSpecialist Contractor of the Year
Concrete contractor Byrne Brothers was the stand-out firm in a shortlist that demonstrated the range and quality of today’s subcontractors
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NewsContractor of the Year
One of the most closely fought of Building’s awards was carried by a firm that put courage and commitment at the heart of its strategy
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NewsHousebuilder of the Year
Linden Homes, a company with a turbulent history, dynamic management and a superb product, has taken this prize
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NewsManufacturer of the Year
Kingspan got the nod this year thanks to the range of its innovations, and the benefits they are bringing to the environment
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NewsMajor Housing project of the Year
Berkeley’s long matured Tabard development has been judged the very model of a modern high-density brownfield development Sponsored by British Gypsum
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NewsPFI/PPP project of the year
The winner is the Grove Village consortium, which is pulling off a model renewal of a busted estate in Manchester
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NewsClient of the Year
The sheer scale and engineering grandeur of London & Continental Railways’ Channel Tunnel Rail Link carried the day in this category
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NewsEngineering Consultant of the Year
The mighty Atkins has taken this category thanks to its pioneering work on three of the world’s largest eco-developments
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NewsIntegrated supply chain of the year
Turning a bunch of firms with a contract in common into a true team is the test of a good contractor. Here are the three that passed it this year
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NewsProject manager/construction manager of the Year
Mace is the first winner of this new category, thanks to its continuing evolution into a superconsultant able to handle any project you care to throw it
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NewsEntrepreneur of the Year
A firm that is aiming to turn around the commercial fortunes of the solar panel market has scooped this award
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NewsThe WRAP award
The WRAP award for sustainable construction went to Berkeley Group for its thoroughgoing commitment to sustainability in all its activities
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NewsChief executive of the Year
Ian Tyler has been named the best boss in British construction, thanks to a barnstorming year in charge of its biggest contractor
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NewsThe Constructing Excellence award
The winner of the best of best category this year is a concrete contractor that exemplifies all that’s best about British contracting today
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FeaturesPark ’n’ pray
Britain’s mosques are so full that worshippers at this one in Greenwich are spilling onto pavements and car parks. But although the pressure for more of them is growing, work is being held back by planning problems, lack of cash and dismal designs.
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Comment1666 and all that
A month after the Great Fire, King Charles was keen for the Reconstruction Commission to get to grips with sustainability as part of a rebranding strategy going forward. Sir Christopher Wren takes up the story …
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FeaturesWith the Grand National ready
With the Grand National ready for the off tomorrow, Roxane McMeeken meets three of construction’s racehorse owners. They all agree it’s a mug’s game, riskier than being a developer even. But then, nothing quite beats the thrill of watching a horse you own go two lengths clear in the final ...