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Joined January 2024
Congratulations to Pinsent Masons, the winners of our #EducationPropertyAwards25 Adviser of the Year Award!
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Congratulations to The Harkalm Group, the winners of our #EducationPropertyAwards25 Property Investor of the Year Award!
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Congratulations to AHR, the winners of our #EducationPropertyAwards25 Architectural Practice of the Year Award!
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Congratulations to The University of Sheffield & HLM Architects, the winners of our #EducationPropertyAwards25 Exterior Space Project of the Year Award!
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Congratulations to iQ Student Accommodation, Manalo & White & T A Knox the winners of our #EducationPropertyAwards25 Interior Design Project of the Year Award!
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Congratulations to University of Oxford & Design Engine Architects, the winners of our #EducationPropertyAwards25 Student Accommodation Project of the Year Award!
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Congratulations to Ashden, the winners of our #EducationPropertyAwards25 Decarbonisation/Green Project of the Year Award!
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Congratulations to Wiltshire Council & AHR, the winners of our #EducationPropertyAwards25 SEND Project of the Year Award!
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Congratulations to West Lothian Council, NORR & Morrison Construction, the winners of our #EducationPropertyAwards25 Primary School Project of the Year Award!
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Congratulations to Xabia International College & Espacios Maestros the winners of our #EducationPropertyAwards25 School Project of the Year (International) Award!
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Congratulations to Dulwich College & alma-nac | B Corp the winners of our #EducationPropertyAwards25 School Project of the Year Award!
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Congratulations to Dukes Education & LXA, the winners of our #EducationPropertyAwards25 Early Years Project of the Year Award!
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Congratulations to Bath Spa University & Grimshaw the winners of our #EducationPropertyAwards25 Higher or Further Education Project of the Year Award!
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Potentially-dangerous Reinforced Aerated Autoclaved Concrete (RAAC) is yet to be removed from 90% of affected schools and the Government admits it may take up to five years to mitigate the problem eu1.hubs.ly/H0fKjtP0
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