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BREEAM Awards 2015 were unveiled the Award ceremony last night.
An independent judging panel of eminent industry figures, chaired by Alan Yates, sustainability technical director of BREEAM, including architect Bill Gething, Claudine Blamey of The Crown Estate, Alan Cole of the Home Office, Mike Smith of BSRIA, Louise Sunderland of the UK Green Building Council and Thomas Lane of Ecobuild and Building Magazine, have selected the winners among a shortlist of extraordinary and inspirational buildings that are setting the standards for sustainability in the design, construction, refurbishment and management of our built environment.
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Photo: Brandon Primary School in Durham
And the winners for the BREEAM AWARDS 2015 edition are:
EDUCATION - WINNER
Brandon Primary School in Durham, for providing a sustainable and safe educational environment.
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Photo: WWF-UK Living Planet Centre in Woking
MIXED-USE – Winner
Brent Civic Centre in London, for demonstrating a commitment to change working ethos in pursuit of high performance.
MIXED-USE – Highly commended
WWF-UK Living Planet Centre in Woking, for proving how an iconic building can deliver a strong environmental message.
Photo: Morelands, Refurbishment and Extension in London
NEW CONSTRUCTION OFFICES – Winner
One Pancras Square, Kings Cross, in London, a top quality, sustainable building with flair & innovation.
NEW CONSTRUCTION OFFICES – Highly commended
BLOX in Prague, for its impressive sustainability approach.
OFFICES REFURBISHEMNT & FIT-OUT - Winner
Morelands, Refurbishment and Extension, in London, with a focus on post-occupancy monitoring.
OFFICES IN-USE – Winner
Washington Plaza, Societe Fonciere Lyonnais, with high ratings for parts 2 & 3 of BREEAM In-Use.
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Photo: Fornebu S in Oslo
RESIDENTIAL – Winner
119 Ebury Street in London, for its holistic design approach and use of new tech in conservative market place.
RESIDENTIAL – Highly commended
18 Hanway Street in London, for a successful, high performance, social housing on a low budget.
RETAIL IN-USE - Winner
La Caserne de Bonne in Grenoble, for showcasing high performance standards in centre and community.
RETAIL NEW CONSTRUCTION - Winner
Fornebu S, in Oslo, which has reclaimed a brownfield site for nature and the community
RETAIL REFURBISHEMNT & FIT-OUT -Winner
107-109 Charing Cross Road in London, for a successful completion of a complex refurb with staff wellbeing at core
INDUSTRIAL – Winner
Armstrong Point in Wigan, for engaging tenants and for encouraging them to become more sustainable and to report reduced running costs.
HEALTHCARE – Winner
Dumfries & Galloway Acute Mental Health Unit, for succeeding in creating a naturally ventilated and low carbon design.
YOUR BREEAM AWARD 2015
The public was called to vote its preferred BREEAM project from a list of the highest scores in each awards category. The award goes to Fornebu S, in Oslo, also winner of the Retail New Construction category. Congratulations for the double score!
ASSESSOR of the YEAR
Amanda Gallagher, Barry Rankin and Yasmina Mikhael.
Congratulations to all shortlisted teams and winner projects from Ongreening.