Building Project of the Year

sponsored by

• Carnegie School of Sport (CSoS), Galliford Try. In association with Leeds Beckett University, Gardiner & Theobald, SES Engineering Services , Curtins Consulting, Sum Ltd, CAD21.
• Conditioning House, Bradford, Priestley Construction. In association with Priestley Homes.
• Dixon Trinity School, Willmott Dixon Construction Ltd. In association with Department for Education, FaulknerBrowns Architects, Anderson Green,Roscoe Development Management,  Gardiner & Theobald.
• Lady Ida Lodge extra care scheme, Esh Construction. In association with Housing 21, Langtry-Langton Architects, BWA, CIVIC Engineers.
• Leeds School of Arts Building, Faithful+Gould Limited. In association with Leeds Beckett University, Faithful+Gould Limited (University Cost Consultant), Hawkins Brown (Architect), Downing (Developer and Main Contractor), Cushman & Wakefield (External University Project Manager), ARUP (University MEP Consultant).
• Nightingale Hospital Yorkshire and the Humber,  BAM Construction – North East. In association with Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, BAM Construction.
• Sir William Henry Bragg Building, BAM Construction Ltd – North East. In association University of Leeds, BAM Construction.
• The Place, Citu. In Association with Citu Design (Architects), Civic Engineers (Structural & drainage consultant), LEDA (MEP consultant), Browne Civil Engineering (Ground workers), Hybrid Structures (Superstructure supplier and installer), LMES (MEP contractor).
• Tree Care Health Centre Yorkshire Arboretum, Salt Architects. In association with Yorkshire Arboretum, LEDA, R W Tindell Limited, Scott Hughes Design, Hobson and Porter.
• University of York – Eleanor & Guy Dodson Building, Turner & Townsend. In association with University of York, Simpsons of York Ltd, Climatix Group, Atkins, Verisys, Faithful & Gould.

Civils Project of the Year

sponsored by

• A6195 Corridor Improvement Works, Barnsley, nmcn PLC & Barnsley MBC.
• Cottingham Flood Scheme Phase 2, Esh Civils. In association with East Riding of Yorkshire Council, Pell Frischmann, Esh Civils.
• DN7 Hatfield Link Road, Balfour Beatty. In association with Doncaster Metropolitan Borough Council (DMBC).
• Grey to Green Phase 2, nmcn PLC & Sheffield City Council.
• Humber: Hull Frontage (HHF) Flood Defence Improvements, Mott MacDonald. In association with Environment Agency, BAM Nuttall Mott MacDonald Joint Venture (BMMJV), Arcadis, Jacobs, Arup.
• Leeds Public Transport Investment Programme (LPTIP):- City Centre Gateways, John Sisk & Son Ltd. In association with Leeds City Council, West Yorkshire Combined Authority (WYCA), WSP, Capita, First Group Bus.
• Murdoch’s Connection – Princes Quay Bridge, Hull, Faithful+Gould. In association with Highways England, Tilbury Douglas (Previously Interserve Construction Limited), Arup.
• Scarborough Spa Cliff Stabilisation, Scarborough Borough Council / Royal HaskoningDHV. In association with Balfour Beatty, Coffey, Environment Agency.

Client of the Year

sponsored by  

**WINNER TO BE ANNOUNCED ON THE NIGHT**

Conservation and Regeneration

**Available to Sponsor – contact Liz/Donna via ceyhawards@leedsbeckett.ac.uk for details**

• DANUM Gallery, Library, Museum, Bond Bryan Architects Limited. In association with Doncaster Metropolitan Borough Council, Willmott Dixon, Bonsers Restoration, Tier Consult, Redman Design, Opening the Book, Ares Landscape Architects.
• DANUM Gallery, Library and Museum, Willmott Dixon Construction. In association with Doncaster Council, Bond Bryan Architects, Tier Consult, Bonsers Restoration.
• Holmfirth Farmhouse retrofit, Green Building Store. In association with A+DP Architects, Post-planning Architectural Technician – Ashley Bamford.
• Lady Ida Lodge extra care scheme, Esh Construction. In association with Housing 21, Langtry-Langton Architects, BWA, CIVIC Engineers.
• The Bike & Boot Hotel, Scarborough, Turner & Townsend Cost Management.  In association with Bike and Boot Inns Limited, Rachel McLane Ltd, Seven Architecture, M Cotton Limited , Turner & Townsend, Lambert Smith Hampton, Infiniti.
• The Guildhall, York, IBN Scaffold Access Ltd. In association with Vinci Construction UK.

Digital Construction

Sponsored by  

• Computational Engineering, Arup Digital Engineering | Oasys Software. In association with The Institution of Structural Engineers.
• Leeds FAS2 Natural Flood Management – Woodland Carbon Code web tool, Mott MacDonald. In association with Environment Agency, Leeds City Council,  Forestry Commission.
• Murdoch’s Connection Bridge Hull, SH Structures Ltd. In association with Highways England, Arup Leeds, Matter Architecture, Tilbury Douglas, CIG –Architecture, LTP – Integration Products.
• Sir William Henry Bragg Building, BAM Construction Ltd – North East. In association with University of Leeds, BAM Construction.
• Transpennine Route Upgrade (West) – multi-faceted digital transformation driving data integration, true collaboration and optimum project outcomes. Transpennine Route Upgrade Alliance – West. In association with Network Rail, BAM Nuttall, Arup, Amey, Network Rail.

Health, Safety and Wellbeing

Sponsored by  

• Cottingham Flood Scheme Phase 2, Esh Civils. In association with East Riding of Yorkshire Council, Pell Frischmann, Esh Civils.
• H&S Innovation – Colas AVA Airsweb safety reporting platform, Colas (Leeds). In association with numerous Local Authorities across Yorkshire.
• Tilbury Douglas – Health, Safety and Wellbeing – Pandemic Response, Tilbury Douglas Construction.

Innovation

Sponsored by 

• Application of Evolutionary Algorithms on a near Off-Grid Home, Ollio The Building Performance Consultancy. In association with Client (Mr Paul Kelly), Latham Architects,  GCA Consulting Engineers, Stockdale, John Church Planning Consultancy Limited, Ensims Limited.
• Tilbury Douglas – Pandemic Working Innovations, Tilbury Douglas Construction.

Integration and Collaborative Working

Sponsored by  

• Bridlington Town Centre Sea Front Public Realm, nmcn PLC & East Riding of Yorkshire Council.
• Carnegie School of Sport, Galliford Try. In association with Leeds Beckett University, Gardiner & Theobald, SES Engineering Services, Curtins Consulting, Sum Ltd, CAD21.
• Cottingham Flood Scheme Phase 2, Esh Civils. In association with East Riding of Yorkshire Council, Pell Frischmann, Esh Civils.
• Galliford Try Joint Venture with Syngenta. In association with Syngenta Huddersfield Manufacturing Centre, Leeds Road, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire.
• Murdoch’s Connection – Princes Quay Bridge, Hull, Tilbury Douglas Construction. In association with Highways England, Faithful and Gould, Arup, Abnormal Load Engineering (ALE), SH Structures, Mason Street Furniture (MSF), Saferoad VRS, Hoard-it.
• Nightingale Hospital Yorkshire and the Humber, BAM Construction North East. In association with Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, NG Bailey, Silcock Leedham, Roses Medical, Brebur, Harrogate Conference Centre.
• Tilbury Douglas – DfE Schools Framework, Tilbury Douglas Construction. In association with Department for Education.

People Development

Sponsored by  

• C80 Group
• LEDA Ltd
• Simpson (York) Ltd

Sustainability

Sponsored by   

• Holmfirth Farmhouse Radical Retrofit, Green Building Store. In association with A+DP Architects, Post-planning Architectural Technician – Ashley Bamford,
• Kirkburton Passivhaus, Green Building Store. In association with Derrie O’Sullivan (Architect).
• Sovereign House, Leeds, Graham Construction. In association with Leeds Building Society.
• University of York Student Accommodation Project, Graham Construction. In association with CIVITAS (End user: University of York), Sheppard Robson (Architect), Cundall (Structural Designers), Landscape Projects (landscape Designers).

SME of Year

Sponsored by   

• ACWA Services Limited
• C80 Group – Growth and Success in a Year of Challenges.
• Innovation Fire Engineering Ltd – Overcoming adversity and building a stronger business
• Palmer Landscapes Limited

The Offsite Award

Sponsored by  

• Foleshill Health Centre, Portakabin Ltd. In association with Community Health Partnerships, Tooley Foster, AECOM, Community Health Partnerships.
• Sir William Henry Bragg Building, BAM Construction Ltd – North East. In association with University of Leeds,  PCE Ltd.
• Stotford Crest Stables Self Build Development, SIP Build UK. In association with Annie & Phil Cowan, A W Cowan Groundworks.
• Tree Health Care Centre Yorkshire Arboretum, Salt Architects. In association with Yorkshire Arboretum, Turner Timber, Hobson and Porter.

Value

**Available to Sponsor – contact Liz/Donna via ceyhawards@leedsbeckett.ac.uk for details**

• Bridlington Town Centre Sea Front Public Realm, nmcn PLC & East Riding of Yorkshire Council. In association with Sutton Vane Associates, Sweco.
• Tilbury Douglas – DfE Schools Framework, Tilbury Douglas Construction. In association with the Department for Education.

Best of the Best

Sponsored by  

**WINNER TO BE ANNOUNCED ON THE NIGHT**

Congratulations to all the companies who walked away with accolades at last Thursday’s 2019 Constructing Excellence Yorkshire and Humber Awards (#CEYH2019). Held at New Dock Hall, part of the Royal Armouries in Leeds, the CEYH2019 Awards brought together the biggest construction firms in the country to recognise and reward the organisations demonstrating best practice in construction over the last twelve months across seventeen different categories, each representing some of the most important issues in the sector.

The standard was extremely high and the judges were once again faced with some very difficult decisions – the calibre of the projects that didn’t win only serving to illustrate the depth of industry talent in our region.

The winners of each category now go on to represent the Yorkshire and Humber region at the National Constructing Excellence Awards in London in Autumn. The CEYH2019 team are sure you will join them in wishing all the organisations the best of luck!

If you are interested in being involved in the 2020 Constructing Excellence Yorkshire and Humber Awards, please contact the organisers, Liz or Donna at the Centre for Knowledge Exchange at the School of Built Environment and Engineering, on 0113 812 1902 or via email to ckeevents@leedsbeckett.ac.uk.

WINNERS

Integration and Collaborative Working

Sponsored by Esh Construction

Winner: Springwell Leeds SEMH Schools and Interserve. Entry submitted by Interserve Construction.

Highly Commended: Galliford Try JV Syngenta.

Client of the Year

Sponsored by Addleshaw Goddard

Winner: RNN Group, nominated by Bond Bryan.

Health, Safety and Wellbeing

Sponsored by Clarion Solicitors

Winner: A-one+ Area 12 Wellbeing, Improvement, Safety, Health and Environment (WISHES). Entry submitted by A-one+.

Highly Commended: Applebridge Construction.

Value Award

Sponsored by Shulmans

Winner: Springwell Leeds SEMH Schools and Interserve. Entry submitted by Interserve Construction.

Highly Commended: Riverside (SEN) School (Phase 1), Goole. Entry submitted by Faithful+Gould, Geo Houlton and East Riding of Yorkshire Council.

The Offsite Award

Sponsored by PwC UK 

Winner:  Hawthorne Avenue Development in Hull – Offsite Volumetric Housing. Entry submitted by ilke Homes.

Highly Commended: Manchester EBN School Programme of Works. Entry submitted by Premier Modular Limited.

Preservation and Rejuvenation

Sponsored by Faithful+Gould

Winner: St Vincent’s Place, Sheffield. Entry submitted by Bowmer + Kirkland Ltd.

Highly Commended: Sandhurst Block, Bourlon Barracks, Catterick. Entry submitted by Ministry of Defence (Army).

SME of the Year

Sponsored by YORhub.

Winner: BIM-UK Ltd

Highly Commended 1: Adept Consulting Engineering Limited

Highly Commended 2: Priestley Construction

Sustainability

Sponsored by Leeds Sustainability Institute

Winner: Thermal Upgrading Works – Easton Road Estate Bridlington. Entry submitted by Hobson & Porter.

Highly Commended: Springwell Leeds SEMH Schools and Interserve. Entry submitted by Interserve Construction.

Digital Construction

Sponsored by Trimble Tekla.

Winner: Adept’s success through BIM. Entry submitted by Adept Consulting Engineers Ltd

Highly Commended: Mount Oswald, Durham University. Entry submitted by Curtins

People Development

Sponsored by Applebridge Construction Ltd

Winner: ENGIE (Learning and Development). Entry submitted by ENGIE.

Highly Commended: Innovation Fire Engineering Ltd

Innovation

Sponsored by Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB)

Winner: Runswick Bay Coastal Defence Scheme. Entry submitted by Scarborough Borough Council.

Highly Commended: ARC Eaves Insulator. Entry submitted by ARC Building Solutions.

Project of the Year – Civil Engineering

Sponsored by Gosschalks

PROJECT OF THE YEAR (CIVIL ENGINEERING) UNDER £10MILLION

Winner: A-one+ M1 J39 Noise Reduction Project. Entry submitted by A-one+

Highly Commended: West Yorkshire-plus Transport fund – A629 Salterhebble to Shaw Hill. Entry submitted by Calderdale Metropolitan Borough Council.

PROJECT OF THE YEAR (CIVIL ENGINEERING) £10MILLION AND OVER

Winner: The Foss Barrier: Road to Recovery. Entry submitted by JBA Bentley.

Highly Commended: Hornsea Onshore Substation – HOW01. Entry submitted by Balfour Beatty.

Project of the Year – Buildings

Sponsored by Innovation Fire Engineering

PROJECT OF THE YEAR (BUILDINGS) UNDER £10MILLION

Winner: St John’s Market, Scunthorpe. Entry submitted by Interserve Construction.

Highly Commended: University Centre, Rotherham. Entry submitted by Bond Bryan.

PROJECT OF THE YEAR (BUILDINGS) £10MILLION AND OVER

Winner: University of Huddersfield Barbara Hepworth Building. Entry submitted by Morgan Sindall Construction & Infrastructure.

Highly Commended: Symons House Leeds. Entry submitted by Faithful+Gould.

Best of the Best

Sponsored by the Yorkshire and Humber Constructing Excellence Club.

Winner: Springwell Leeds SEMH Schools and Interserve. Entry submitted by Interserve Construction.

Lifetime Achievement Award

This award was presented to John Lorimer, Director of JLO Innovation and long time member of Constructing Excellence sitting on numerous boards and working groups.