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The cream of the region's property industry has been recognised at Insider's West Midlands Property Awards 2021. Held last night at the Hilton Birmingham Metropole, the 21st edition of the awards attracted a record number of entries and reflected the surging confidence in the sector. The event was sponsored by Cynergy Bank, Harrison Clark Rickerbys, Michael Page Property and Construction, Pagabo and Willmott Dixon.
Architectural Practice of the Year
Sponsored by Willmott Dixon
Winner: Corstorphine & Wright
Highly commended: Associated Architects
Commercial Developer of the Year
Winner: St Modwen
Sustainability Award
Winner: University of Warwick's Interdisciplinary Biomedical Research Building (Willmott Dixon, Hawkins Brown Architects, Fairhurst Design Group, Turner & Townsend, Mace)
Commercial Development of the Year
Winner: The Shell Store, Hereford (Herefordshire Council, Skylon Park Herefordshire Enterprise Zone, MACE Group, Quattro Design Architects & Barnwood Construction)
Construction Project of the Year of the Year
Sponsored by Pagabo
Winner: University of Birmingham School of Engineering (Willmott Dixon, Associated Architects)
Residential Developer of the Year
Sponsored by Harrison Clarke Rickerbys
Winner: St Joseph Homes
Highly commended: Keepmoat Homes
Fit-out/Refurbishment of the Year
Winner: Ludlow Assembly Rooms (Pave Aways)
Property Law Firm of the Year
Winner: Shakespeare Martineau
Project Management Team of the Year
Winner: Quantem
Regeneration Project of the Year
Sponsored by Cynergy Bank
Winner: The Bird Box, Bromsgrove (ONE Creative environments, North Worcestershire Economic Development and Regeneration, Bromsgrove District Council)
Highly commended: Selly Park North Flood Scheme, Pebble Mill Plot 6, Edgbaston (Calthorpe Estates, BWB Consulting, Birmingham City Council, Environment Agency)
Property Deal of the Year
Sponsored by Michael Page Property and Construction
Winner: Birmingham Health and Innovation Campus (Avison Young, University of Birmingham, Bruntwood SciTech)
Special Achievement Award
Winner: Simon Delahunty-Forrest, acting assistant director, development (inclusive growth) Birmingham City Council
Read more about the winners and finalists…
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