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	Amanda Williams, Head of Environmental Sustainability at CIOB, added: “Ian’s work over the last 30 plus years is a wonderful example of the kind of bold thinking and long-term vision that our industry needs. He has led by example for decades, pushing boundaries, inspiring change, and proving sustainability and quality can exist in tandem. We are very proud to recognise his incredible contributions with this year’s Sustainability Award.”		Amanda Williams, Head of Environmental Sustainability at CIOB, added: “Ian’s work over the last 30 plus years is a wonderful example of the kind of bold thinking and long-term vision that our industry needs. He has led by example for decades, pushing boundaries, inspiring change, and proving sustainability and quality can exist in tandem. We are very proud to recognise his incredible contributions with this year’s Sustainability Award.”
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	== From controversy to collaboration: Norton Folgate team clinches CIOB Team Award ==		== From controversy to collaboration: Norton Folgate team clinches CIOB Team Award ==

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−	These updates appears on the [https://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/CIOB CIOB] news and blogsite as '[https://www.ciob.org/news/project-manager-jason-hunt-mciob-lands-prestigious-ciob-cmya-award Project Manager Jason Hunt MCIOB lands prestigious CIOB CMYA award]', '[https://www.ciob.org/news/project-manager-rohit-malhotra-mciob-scoops-ciob-rising-star-award Project Manager Rohit Malhotra MCIOB scoops CIOB Rising Star Award]' ~~and~~ '[https://www.ciob.org/news/sustainability-pioneer-scoops-coveted-industry-award Sustainability pioneer scoops coveted industry award] dated 20 May, 2025.	+	These updates appears on the [https://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/CIOB CIOB] news and blogsite as '[https://www.ciob.org/news/project-manager-jason-hunt-mciob-lands-prestigious-ciob-cmya-award Project Manager Jason Hunt MCIOB lands prestigious CIOB CMYA award]', '[https://www.ciob.org/news/project-manager-rohit-malhotra-mciob-scoops-ciob-rising-star-award Project Manager Rohit Malhotra MCIOB scoops CIOB Rising Star Award]', '[https://www.ciob.org/news/sustainability-pioneer-scoops-coveted-industry-award Sustainability pioneer scoops coveted industry award] dated 20 May, 2025 and '[https://www.ciob.org/news/from-controversy-to-collaboration-norton-folgate-team-clinches-ciob-team-award From controversy to collaboration: Norton Folgate team clinches CIOB Team Award]' dated 23 May, 2025.

	= CIOB Awards 2024 =		= CIOB Awards 2024 =

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	Amanda Williams, Head of Environmental Sustainability at CIOB, added: “Ian’s work over the last 30 plus years is a wonderful example of the kind of bold thinking and long-term vision that our industry needs. He has led by example for decades, pushing boundaries, inspiring change, and proving sustainability and quality can exist in tandem. We are very proud to recognise his incredible contributions with this year’s Sustainability Award.”		Amanda Williams, Head of Environmental Sustainability at CIOB, added: “Ian’s work over the last 30 plus years is a wonderful example of the kind of bold thinking and long-term vision that our industry needs. He has led by example for decades, pushing boundaries, inspiring change, and proving sustainability and quality can exist in tandem. We are very proud to recognise his incredible contributions with this year’s Sustainability Award.”
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		+	== From controversy to collaboration: Norton Folgate team clinches CIOB Team Award ==
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		+	A project team charged with delivering one of London’s most complex urban regeneration schemes was crowned the winner of the Team Award at this year’s coveted CIOB Awards celebration.
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		+	The team behind the Norton Folgate development, led by Skanska UK, was praised for delivering a multi-building project in the heart of Spitalfields. Despite numerous challenges, including significant public opposition during the planning stages, they delivered six plots made up of 12 new and restored buildings in the heart of a sensitive conservation area. The group brought the public back on side through excellent stakeholder communication, building strong relationships with residents, businesses and conservation groups throughout.
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		+	Tactics praised by judges included weekly door-to-door updates, regular newsletters, monthly community meetings and a dedicated project blog. Speaking after winning the Team Award, Graham Mercer, Project Director, said:
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		+	“The Norton Folgate delivery team are incredibly happy and proud to have been awarded the CIOB Team of the Year award. It is amazing to receive industry recognition for all our hard work, as well as recognition of the culture and behaviours we demonstrated as a team. The Norton Folgate project consisted of the delivery of 12 buildings across 6 plots, sitting on a Scheduled Ancient Monument within a conservation area with listed cobbled streets running through the development. The team was formed from individuals from over 85 businesses - across client, designers, contractors and trade contractors - brought together to deliver this complex and challenging project including whole and part retention of much-loved historic warehouses. This team is an exceptional example of how construction can be done when we all work together in a positive and collaborative way. The end product is a unique and beautiful set of buildings - a demonstration of how creating a positive and trusting team culture brings tangible value.”<br />
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		+	Caroline Gumble, Chief Executive Officer at CIOB, added: “The Norton Folgate team demonstrated how powerful a values-led approach can be when facing a complex construction challenge, particularly on sensitive building sites. They created trust with the local community and managed to deliver a project of outstanding quality. I am thrilled to not only commend them for a successful project, but also as a great example of best practice in the industry.”
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		+	The Norton Folgate team was among several winners at the glittering CIOB Awards ceremony held at London’s Hilton Metropole Hotel on 15 May 2025.

	== Other 2025 winners ==		== Other 2025 winners ==

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	Amanda Williams, Head of Environmental Sustainability at CIOB, added: “Ian’s work over the last 30 plus years is a wonderful example of the kind of bold thinking and long-term vision that our industry needs. He has led by example for decades, pushing boundaries, inspiring change, and proving sustainability and quality can exist in tandem. We are very proud to recognise his incredible contributions with this year’s Sustainability Award.”		Amanda Williams, Head of Environmental Sustainability at CIOB, added: “Ian’s work over the last 30 plus years is a wonderful example of the kind of bold thinking and long-term vision that our industry needs. He has led by example for decades, pushing boundaries, inspiring change, and proving sustainability and quality can exist in tandem. We are very proud to recognise his incredible contributions with this year’s Sustainability Award.”

−	= Other winners =	+	== Other 2025 winners ==

	Other winners on the included:		Other winners on the included:
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−	These updates appears on the [https://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/CIOB CIOB] news and blogsite as '[https://www.ciob.org/news/project-manager-jason-hunt-mciob-lands-prestigious-ciob-cmya-award Project Manager Jason Hunt MCIOB lands prestigious CIOB CMYA award]', '[https://www.ciob.org/news/project-manager-rohit-malhotra-mciob-scoops-ciob-rising-star-award Project Manager Rohit Malhotra MCIOB scoops CIOB Rising Star Award]' and '[https://www.ciob.org/news/sustainability-pioneer-scoops-coveted-industry-award Sustainability pioneer scoops coveted industry award]'' dated 20 May, 2025.	+	These updates appears on the [https://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/CIOB CIOB] news and blogsite as '[https://www.ciob.org/news/project-manager-jason-hunt-mciob-lands-prestigious-ciob-cmya-award Project Manager Jason Hunt MCIOB lands prestigious CIOB CMYA award]', '[https://www.ciob.org/news/project-manager-rohit-malhotra-mciob-scoops-ciob-rising-star-award Project Manager Rohit Malhotra MCIOB scoops CIOB Rising Star Award]' and '[https://www.ciob.org/news/sustainability-pioneer-scoops-coveted-industry-award Sustainability pioneer scoops coveted industry award] dated 20 May, 2025.

	= CIOB Awards 2024 =		= CIOB Awards 2024 =

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	Caroline Gumble, CEO at CIOB, said prior to the ceremony: “The CIOB Awards are a highlight for me every year. In fact, for more than 40 years now CIOB has been providing this platform to celebrate this important industry and some of the incredible people in it. With 600 people in the room for the 2024 awards ceremony, we had an amazing opportunity to shine a light on some inspiring stories and some brilliant people. I’m already looking forward to next year and I encourage everyone working in the built environment sector to nominate the colleagues and projects who deserve recognition.”		Caroline Gumble, CEO at CIOB, said prior to the ceremony: “The CIOB Awards are a highlight for me every year. In fact, for more than 40 years now CIOB has been providing this platform to celebrate this important industry and some of the incredible people in it. With 600 people in the room for the 2024 awards ceremony, we had an amazing opportunity to shine a light on some inspiring stories and some brilliant people. I’m already looking forward to next year and I encourage everyone working in the built environment sector to nominate the colleagues and projects who deserve recognition.”
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	A Construction Manager Jason Hunt MCIOB, who was the driving force behind a multi-million-pound transformation of a cultural landmark was been named the Chartered Institute of Building’s Construction Manager of the Year. Jason Hunt faced stiff competition from dozens of finalists across a variety of categories to claim the top gong following his project to refurbish Bristol Beacon, the city’s largest concert hall. His leadership inspired a team to complete the incredibly complex project in less than five years, navigating challenges including hollow brickwork columns and hidden Elizabethan wells in the basement.		A Construction Manager Jason Hunt MCIOB, who was the driving force behind a multi-million-pound transformation of a cultural landmark was been named the Chartered Institute of Building’s Construction Manager of the Year. Jason Hunt faced stiff competition from dozens of finalists across a variety of categories to claim the top gong following his project to refurbish Bristol Beacon, the city’s largest concert hall. His leadership inspired a team to complete the incredibly complex project in less than five years, navigating challenges including hollow brickwork columns and hidden Elizabethan wells in the basement.
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		+	Caroline Gumble, Chief Executive Officer at CIOB, added: “Jason’s achievement represents the very best of what construction management can deliver – exceptional leadership, technical excellence, along with dedication and commitment in the face of complexity."

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	"I am deeply honoured to receive the CIOB Rising Star Award”, said Rohit after winning the coveted award at London’s Hilton Metropole Hotel on Thursday, 15 May. “This recognition not only validates the hard work and dedication I've put into my career but also inspires me to continue striving for excellence. I hope by achieving this recognition, I have motivated and inspired the next generation of engineers and construction project managers to pursue their passions and contribute meaningfully to our industry. I feel grateful that my contributions were recognised and winning this award will undoubtedly enhance my professional profile, opening up new opportunities for growth and collaboration within the UK construction sector.”		"I am deeply honoured to receive the CIOB Rising Star Award”, said Rohit after winning the coveted award at London’s Hilton Metropole Hotel on Thursday, 15 May. “This recognition not only validates the hard work and dedication I've put into my career but also inspires me to continue striving for excellence. I hope by achieving this recognition, I have motivated and inspired the next generation of engineers and construction project managers to pursue their passions and contribute meaningfully to our industry. I feel grateful that my contributions were recognised and winning this award will undoubtedly enhance my professional profile, opening up new opportunities for growth and collaboration within the UK construction sector.”

−	Rohit, who now works as Project Manager for AtkinsRéalis, was commended for his commitment to developing future talent in the industry. As a CIOB Tomorrow’s Leader champion and active STEM Ambassador, he devotes his time to mentoring emerging professionals and inspiring the next generation of construction leaders.	+	Rohit, who now works as Project Manager for AtkinsRéalis, was commended for his commitment to developing future talent in the industry. As a CIOB Tomorrow’s Leader champion and active STEM Ambassador, he devotes his time to mentoring emerging professionals and inspiring the next generation of construction leaders. He added: “Moving forward, I am committed to contributing to the built environment with renewed passion and innovation and aim to have a lasting impact both within my organisation as well as the wider industry."
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−	He added: “Moving forward, I am committed to contributing to the built environment with renewed passion and innovation and aim to have a lasting impact both within my organisation as well as the wider industry."	+

	Caroline Gumble, Chief Executive Officer at CIOB, said: “It was my privilege to see Rohit pick up the CIOB Rising Star Award, which celebrates individuals who are making a significant impact early in their careers. He has already demonstrated leadership, innovation and a commitment to excellence, as well as finding the time to help and inspire other young people who are looking to build a rewarding career in the construction sector.”		Caroline Gumble, Chief Executive Officer at CIOB, said: “It was my privilege to see Rohit pick up the CIOB Rising Star Award, which celebrates individuals who are making a significant impact early in their careers. He has already demonstrated leadership, innovation and a commitment to excellence, as well as finding the time to help and inspire other young people who are looking to build a rewarding career in the construction sector.”
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	== Sustainability pioneer scoops coveted industry award ==		== Sustainability pioneer scoops coveted industry award ==

−	Sustainability pioneer Ian Pritchett was honoured with the Sustainability Award at this year’s Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) Awards, in recognition of his groundbreaking contributions to low-carbon construction.	+	Sustainability pioneer Ian Pritchett was honoured with the Sustainability Award at this year’s Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) Awards, in recognition of his groundbreaking contributions to low-carbon construction. Pritchett, now of Greencore Homes, was praised for his commitment to responsible building practices across his illustrious construction career, spanning more than three decades.

−	~~Pritchett, now of Greencore Homes, was praised for his commitment to responsible building practices across his illustrious construction career, spanning more than three decades.~~	+	Judges recognised his innovation, leadership and commitment to sustainable development, from advancing the use of lime mortars in new-build homes to counter the environmental toll of cement, to leading the development of high-performance, low-impact housing. Beyond his work, Pritchett shares his knowledge generously, delivering workshops and publishing widely to help spark a cultural shift towards sustainability across the built environment.
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−	Judges recognised his innovation, leadership and commitment to sustainable development, from advancing the use of lime mortars in new-build homes to counter the environmental toll of cement, to leading the development of high-performance, low-impact housing.	+

	Speaking after receiving his award at London’s Hilton Metropole Hotel on Thursday 15 May, Pritchett said: “This award is recognition of the teams I’ve had the privilege to work with over the years, and proof that building better, healthier, lower-carbon homes within the One Planet Living framework—isn’t just possible, it’s essential.”		Speaking after receiving his award at London’s Hilton Metropole Hotel on Thursday 15 May, Pritchett said: “This award is recognition of the teams I’ve had the privilege to work with over the years, and proof that building better, healthier, lower-carbon homes within the One Planet Living framework—isn’t just possible, it’s essential.”

−	~~Beyond his~~ work, ~~Pritchett shares his knowledge generously~~, ~~delivering workshops~~ and ~~publishing widely to help spark a cultural shift towards~~ sustainability ~~across the built environment~~.	+	Amanda Williams, Head of Environmental Sustainability at CIOB, added: “Ian’s work over the last 30 plus years is a wonderful example of the kind of bold thinking and long-term vision that our industry needs. He has led by example for decades, pushing boundaries, inspiring change, and proving sustainability and quality can exist in tandem. We are very proud to recognise his incredible contributions with this year’s Sustainability Award.”

−	Amanda Williams, Head of Environmental Sustainability at CIOB, added: “Ian’s work over the last 30 plus years is a wonderful example of the kind of bold thinking and long-term vision that our industry needs.	+	= Other winners =

−	“He has led by example for decades, pushing boundaries, inspiring change, and proving sustainability and quality can exist in tandem. We are very proud to recognise his incredible contributions with this year’s Sustainability Award.”	+	Other winners on the included:
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−	The CIOB Awards celebrate individuals and teams who have delivered exceptional outcomes in construction management. Pritchett joins an esteemed group of industry leaders recognised for their excellence at this year’s event.	+
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−	~~Finalists gathered alongside scores of spectators at a glittering, black-tie event at London's Hilton Metropole Hotel on 15 May as they eagerly awaited the results.~~ Other ~~award categories~~ on the ~~night included Rising Star, which was scooped up by Rohit Malhotra MCIOB of AtkinsRéalis and Sustainability Award, won by Ian Pritchett of Greencore homes.~~	+
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	* Construction Manager, High Rise Accommodation – David John MCIOB, Willmott Dixon		* Construction Manager, High Rise Accommodation – David John MCIOB, Willmott Dixon
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	* Equality Diversity and Inclusion Team Award – Be One, Dobuild		* Equality Diversity and Inclusion Team Award – Be One, Dobuild

−	Caroline Gumble, Chief Executive Officer at CIOB, added: “Jason’s achievement represents the very best of what construction management can deliver – exceptional leadership, technical excellence, along with dedication and commitment in the face of complexity.	+	For further information visit [https://awards.ciob.org/ https://awards.ciob.org/]
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−	The CIOB Awards celebrate individuals who deliver outstanding results and Jasons’ work at Bristol Beacon, which I have had the privilege of visiting, is a shining example of that. On behalf of CIOB, I congratulate him and all this year’s remarkable winners.” For further information visit [https://awards.ciob.org/ https://awards.ciob.org/]	+

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−	~~This update~~ appears on the [https://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/CIOB CIOB] news and blogsite as '[https://www.ciob.org/news/project-manager-jason-hunt-mciob-lands-prestigious-ciob-cmya-award Project Manager Jason Hunt MCIOB lands prestigious CIOB CMYA award]' dated 15 May, 2025.	+	These updates appears on the [https://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/CIOB CIOB] news and blogsite as '[https://www.ciob.org/news/project-manager-jason-hunt-mciob-lands-prestigious-ciob-cmya-award Project Manager Jason Hunt MCIOB lands prestigious CIOB CMYA award]', '[https://www.ciob.org/news/project-manager-rohit-malhotra-mciob-scoops-ciob-rising-star-award Project Manager Rohit Malhotra MCIOB scoops CIOB Rising Star Award]' and '[https://www.ciob.org/news/sustainability-pioneer-scoops-coveted-industry-award Sustainability pioneer scoops coveted industry award]'' dated 20 May, 2025.

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	A Construction Manager Jason Hunt MCIOB, who was the driving force behind a multi-million-pound transformation of a cultural landmark was been named the Chartered Institute of Building’s Construction Manager of the Year. Jason Hunt faced stiff competition from dozens of finalists across a variety of categories to claim the top gong following his project to refurbish Bristol Beacon, the city’s largest concert hall. His leadership inspired a team to complete the incredibly complex project in less than five years, navigating challenges including hollow brickwork columns and hidden Elizabethan wells in the basement.		A Construction Manager Jason Hunt MCIOB, who was the driving force behind a multi-million-pound transformation of a cultural landmark was been named the Chartered Institute of Building’s Construction Manager of the Year. Jason Hunt faced stiff competition from dozens of finalists across a variety of categories to claim the top gong following his project to refurbish Bristol Beacon, the city’s largest concert hall. His leadership inspired a team to complete the incredibly complex project in less than five years, navigating challenges including hollow brickwork columns and hidden Elizabethan wells in the basement.

−	[[File:~~CIOB Awards 25 Rohit Malhotra Rising Star 1000~~.jpg]]	+	[[File:CIOB_Awards_25_Rohit_Malhotra_Rising_Star_1000.jpg\|link=File:CIOB_Awards_25_Rohit_Malhotra_Rising_Star_1000.jpg]]

	== Project Manager Rohit Malhotra MCIOB scoops CIOB Rising Star Award ==		== Project Manager Rohit Malhotra MCIOB scoops CIOB Rising Star Award ==
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	Caroline Gumble, Chief Executive Officer at CIOB, said: “It was my privilege to see Rohit pick up the CIOB Rising Star Award, which celebrates individuals who are making a significant impact early in their careers. He has already demonstrated leadership, innovation and a commitment to excellence, as well as finding the time to help and inspire other young people who are looking to build a rewarding career in the construction sector.”		Caroline Gumble, Chief Executive Officer at CIOB, said: “It was my privilege to see Rohit pick up the CIOB Rising Star Award, which celebrates individuals who are making a significant impact early in their careers. He has already demonstrated leadership, innovation and a commitment to excellence, as well as finding the time to help and inspire other young people who are looking to build a rewarding career in the construction sector.”

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−	= Sustainability pioneer scoops coveted industry award =	+	== Sustainability pioneer scoops coveted industry award ==

	Sustainability pioneer Ian Pritchett was honoured with the Sustainability Award at this year’s Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) Awards, in recognition of his groundbreaking contributions to low-carbon construction.		Sustainability pioneer Ian Pritchett was honoured with the Sustainability Award at this year’s Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) Awards, in recognition of his groundbreaking contributions to low-carbon construction.

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	== Project Manager Jason Hunt MCIOB lands prestigious CIOB CMYA award ==		== Project Manager Jason Hunt MCIOB lands prestigious CIOB CMYA award ==

	A Construction Manager Jason Hunt MCIOB, who was the driving force behind a multi-million-pound transformation of a cultural landmark was been named the Chartered Institute of Building’s Construction Manager of the Year. Jason Hunt faced stiff competition from dozens of finalists across a variety of categories to claim the top gong following his project to refurbish Bristol Beacon, the city’s largest concert hall. His leadership inspired a team to complete the incredibly complex project in less than five years, navigating challenges including hollow brickwork columns and hidden Elizabethan wells in the basement.		A Construction Manager Jason Hunt MCIOB, who was the driving force behind a multi-million-pound transformation of a cultural landmark was been named the Chartered Institute of Building’s Construction Manager of the Year. Jason Hunt faced stiff competition from dozens of finalists across a variety of categories to claim the top gong following his project to refurbish Bristol Beacon, the city’s largest concert hall. His leadership inspired a team to complete the incredibly complex project in less than five years, navigating challenges including hollow brickwork columns and hidden Elizabethan wells in the basement.
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	== Project Manager Rohit Malhotra MCIOB scoops CIOB Rising Star Award ==		== Project Manager Rohit Malhotra MCIOB scoops CIOB Rising Star Award ==
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	Caroline Gumble, Chief Executive Officer at CIOB, said: “It was my privilege to see Rohit pick up the CIOB Rising Star Award, which celebrates individuals who are making a significant impact early in their careers. He has already demonstrated leadership, innovation and a commitment to excellence, as well as finding the time to help and inspire other young people who are looking to build a rewarding career in the construction sector.”		Caroline Gumble, Chief Executive Officer at CIOB, said: “It was my privilege to see Rohit pick up the CIOB Rising Star Award, which celebrates individuals who are making a significant impact early in their careers. He has already demonstrated leadership, innovation and a commitment to excellence, as well as finding the time to help and inspire other young people who are looking to build a rewarding career in the construction sector.”
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		+	== Project Manager Jason Hunt MCIOB lands prestigious CIOB CMYA award ==

	A Construction Manager Jason Hunt MCIOB, who was the driving force behind a multi-million-pound transformation of a cultural landmark was been named the Chartered Institute of Building’s Construction Manager of the Year. Jason Hunt faced stiff competition from dozens of finalists across a variety of categories to claim the top gong following his project to refurbish Bristol Beacon, the city’s largest concert hall. His leadership inspired a team to complete the incredibly complex project in less than five years, navigating challenges including hollow brickwork columns and hidden Elizabethan wells in the basement.		A Construction Manager Jason Hunt MCIOB, who was the driving force behind a multi-million-pound transformation of a cultural landmark was been named the Chartered Institute of Building’s Construction Manager of the Year. Jason Hunt faced stiff competition from dozens of finalists across a variety of categories to claim the top gong following his project to refurbish Bristol Beacon, the city’s largest concert hall. His leadership inspired a team to complete the incredibly complex project in less than five years, navigating challenges including hollow brickwork columns and hidden Elizabethan wells in the basement.
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		+	== Project Manager Rohit Malhotra MCIOB scoops CIOB Rising Star Award ==
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		+	Project Manager Rohit Malhotra MCIOB has been named the winner of the Rising Star Award at this year’s Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) Awards, recognising his exceptional contribution to the construction sector. Rohit demonstrated an exceptional ability to solve complex challenges under pressure and quickly gained recognition with his first permanent role as a planning engineer with McLaren Construction. He worked on the House of Wisdom, an iconic cultural and architectural beacon in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, and helped protect the project from unforeseen delays.
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		+	"I am deeply honoured to receive the CIOB Rising Star Award”, said Rohit after winning the coveted award at London’s Hilton Metropole Hotel on Thursday, 15 May. “This recognition not only validates the hard work and dedication I've put into my career but also inspires me to continue striving for excellence. I hope by achieving this recognition, I have motivated and inspired the next generation of engineers and construction project managers to pursue their passions and contribute meaningfully to our industry. I feel grateful that my contributions were recognised and winning this award will undoubtedly enhance my professional profile, opening up new opportunities for growth and collaboration within the UK construction sector.”
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		+	Rohit, who now works as Project Manager for AtkinsRéalis, was commended for his commitment to developing future talent in the industry. As a CIOB Tomorrow’s Leader champion and active STEM Ambassador, he devotes his time to mentoring emerging professionals and inspiring the next generation of construction leaders.
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		+	He added: “Moving forward, I am committed to contributing to the built environment with renewed passion and innovation and aim to have a lasting impact both within my organisation as well as the wider industry."
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		+	Caroline Gumble, Chief Executive Officer at CIOB, said: “It was my privilege to see Rohit pick up the CIOB Rising Star Award, which celebrates individuals who are making a significant impact early in their careers. He has already demonstrated leadership, innovation and a commitment to excellence, as well as finding the time to help and inspire other young people who are looking to build a rewarding career in the construction sector.”
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		+	= Sustainability pioneer scoops coveted industry award =
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		+	Sustainability pioneer Ian Pritchett was honoured with the Sustainability Award at this year’s Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) Awards, in recognition of his groundbreaking contributions to low-carbon construction.
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		+	Pritchett, now of Greencore Homes, was praised for his commitment to responsible building practices across his illustrious construction career, spanning more than three decades.
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		+	Judges recognised his innovation, leadership and commitment to sustainable development, from advancing the use of lime mortars in new-build homes to counter the environmental toll of cement, to leading the development of high-performance, low-impact housing.
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		+	Speaking after receiving his award at London’s Hilton Metropole Hotel on Thursday 15 May, Pritchett said: “This award is recognition of the teams I’ve had the privilege to work with over the years, and proof that building better, healthier, lower-carbon homes within the One Planet Living framework—isn’t just possible, it’s essential.”
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		+	Beyond his work, Pritchett shares his knowledge generously, delivering workshops and publishing widely to help spark a cultural shift towards sustainability across the built environment.
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		+	Amanda Williams, Head of Environmental Sustainability at CIOB, added: “Ian’s work over the last 30 plus years is a wonderful example of the kind of bold thinking and long-term vision that our industry needs.
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		+	“He has led by example for decades, pushing boundaries, inspiring change, and proving sustainability and quality can exist in tandem. We are very proud to recognise his incredible contributions with this year’s Sustainability Award.”
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		+	The CIOB Awards celebrate individuals and teams who have delivered exceptional outcomes in construction management. Pritchett joins an esteemed group of industry leaders recognised for their excellence at this year’s event.

	Finalists gathered alongside scores of spectators at a glittering, black-tie event at London's Hilton Metropole Hotel on 15 May as they eagerly awaited the results. Other award categories on the night included Rising Star, which was scooped up by Rohit Malhotra MCIOB of AtkinsRéalis and Sustainability Award, won by Ian Pritchett of Greencore homes.		Finalists gathered alongside scores of spectators at a glittering, black-tie event at London's Hilton Metropole Hotel on 15 May as they eagerly awaited the results. Other award categories on the night included Rising Star, which was scooped up by Rohit Malhotra MCIOB of AtkinsRéalis and Sustainability Award, won by Ian Pritchett of Greencore homes.
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−	= ~~Time to recognise~~ construction’s top talent~~; CIOB Awards 2025~~ =	+	= Recognising construction’s top talent =

−	Nominations for the most talented individuals in the construction industry ~~are~~ once again ~~being~~ sought in preparation for the Chartered Insitute of Building’s coveted awards ceremony 2025 CIOB ~~will host~~ the prestigious event, formerly known as the Construction Manager of the Year Awards, at the London Hilton Metropole Hotel on 15 May 2025.	+	Nominations for the most talented individuals in the construction industry were once again sought in preparation for the Chartered Insitute of Building’s coveted awards ceremony 2025. CIOB hosted the prestigious event, formerly known as the Construction Manager of the Year Awards, at the London Hilton Metropole Hotel on 15 May 2025.

−	It is a chance for construction workers across the UK to put their projects and names forward to be recognised as leaders in their field. ~~Categories~~ up for grabs ~~will recognise~~ teams, and individuals championing some of the most important topics across the industry including sustainability and equality diversity and inclusion (EDI).	+	It was a chance for construction workers across the UK to put their projects and names forward to be recognised as leaders in their field. The categories up for grabs recognised teams, and individuals championing some of the most important topics across the industry including sustainability and equality diversity and inclusion (EDI).

−	Caroline Gumble, CEO at CIOB, said: “The CIOB Awards are a highlight for me every year. In fact, for more than 40 years now CIOB has been providing this platform to celebrate this important industry and some of the incredible people in it. With 600 people in the room for the 2024 awards ceremony, we had an amazing opportunity to shine a light on some inspiring stories and some brilliant people. I’m already looking forward to next year and I encourage everyone working in the built environment sector to nominate the colleagues and projects who deserve recognition.”	+	Caroline Gumble, CEO at CIOB, said prior to the ceremony: “The CIOB Awards are a highlight for me every year. In fact, for more than 40 years now CIOB has been providing this platform to celebrate this important industry and some of the incredible people in it. With 600 people in the room for the 2024 awards ceremony, we had an amazing opportunity to shine a light on some inspiring stories and some brilliant people. I’m already looking forward to next year and I encourage everyone working in the built environment sector to nominate the colleagues and projects who deserve recognition.”

−	The 2024 Construction Manager of the Year title was scooped up by Barry Kingscote of Galliford Try for his project to demolish and reconstruct an eight-storey building just a stone’s throw from one of the jewels in London’s crown – Marble Arch. ~~Other categories at the 2025 award ceremony will include the Rising Star Award, which recognises young and aspiring leaders within the construction sector~~.	+	[[File:CIOB_AWARDS_24_group_shot_1000.jpg\|link=File:CIOB_AWARDS_24_group_shot_1000.jpg]]

−	~~[[File:~~CIOB ~~AWARDS 24 group shot 1000.jpg]]~~	+	= CIOB Awards 2025 =

−	~~= 2025 Awards closing date =~~	+	A Construction Manager Jason Hunt MCIOB, who was the driving force behind a multi-million-pound transformation of a cultural landmark was been named the Chartered Institute of Building’s Construction Manager of the Year. Jason Hunt faced stiff competition from dozens of finalists across a variety of categories to claim the top gong following his project to refurbish Bristol Beacon, the city’s largest concert hall. His leadership inspired a team to complete the incredibly complex project in less than five years, navigating challenges including hollow brickwork columns and hidden Elizabethan wells in the basement.

−	~~The closing date for entries is 13 September 2024. CIOB will reveal the list~~ of ~~finalists later this year before the winners are announced~~ at a glittering ~~ceremony in~~ London ~~next Spring~~.	+	Finalists gathered alongside scores of spectators at a glittering, black-tie event at London's Hilton Metropole Hotel on 15 May as they eagerly awaited the results. Other award categories on the night included Rising Star, which was scooped up by Rohit Malhotra MCIOB of AtkinsRéalis and Sustainability Award, won by Ian Pritchett of Greencore homes.

−	~~Visit~~ the CIOB ~~awards website here to enter~~. [https://awards.ciob.org/ https://awards.ciob.org/]	+	Other winners included:
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		+	* Construction Manager, High Rise Accommodation – David John MCIOB, Willmott Dixon
		+	* Construction Manager, Low Rise Accommodation – Graham Potts, Kier Construction
		+	* Construction Manager, Education – Michael Braiden MCIOB, Morgan Sindall
		+	* Construction Manager, Public – Steve Fennell MCIOB, Bovis Construction
		+	* Construction Manager, Commercial and Leisure - Graham Mercer MCIOB, Skanska UK
		+	* Construction Manager, Healthcare – Dean Williams, Kier Construction
		+	* Team Award – Norton Folgate Delivery Team, Skanska UK
		+	* Client Award – Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service
		+	* Equality Diversity and Inclusion Individual Award – Gary Jones MCIOB, House of Parliament
		+	* Equality Diversity and Inclusion Team Award – Be One, Dobuild
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		+	Caroline Gumble, Chief Executive Officer at CIOB, added: “Jason’s achievement represents the very best of what construction management can deliver – exceptional leadership, technical excellence, along with dedication and commitment in the face of complexity.
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		+	The CIOB Awards celebrate individuals who deliver outstanding results and Jasons’ work at Bristol Beacon, which I have had the privilege of visiting, is a shining example of that. On behalf of CIOB, I congratulate him and all this year’s remarkable winners.” For further information visit [https://awards.ciob.org/ https://awards.ciob.org/]

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−	This ~~section~~ appears on the CIOB news ~~ad blog site~~ as '[https://www.ciob.org/news/~~time~~-to-~~recognise~~-~~constructions~~-~~top~~-~~talent Time to recognise construction’s top talent'~~] dated ~~June 3~~, ~~2024~~.	+	This update appears on the [https://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/CIOB CIOB] news and blogsite as '[https://www.ciob.org/news/project-manager-jason-hunt-mciob-lands-prestigious-ciob-cmya-award Project Manager Jason Hunt MCIOB lands prestigious CIOB CMYA award]' dated 15 May, 2025.

	= CIOB Awards 2024 =		= CIOB Awards 2024 =

−	The coveted crown of Chartered Institute of Building’s (CIOB) Construction Manager of the Year ~~has~~ been scooped up by Barry Kingscote of Galliford Try. Barry fended off competition from more than 85 finalists across 13 different categories to claim the top gong following his project to develop a unique office space directly adjacent to one of London’s most prestigious landmarks – Marble Arch. He described the project as the most complex of his construction career – spanning more than 40 years. The completed build provides 57,000 square feet of contemporary office space across seven floors. Speaking after picking up his award, Barry, who also claimed top prize in the Construction Manager, Commercial category, said he was delighted to be recognised while paying tribute to the team which supported him.	+	The coveted crown of Chartered Institute of Building’s (CIOB) Construction Manager of the Year was been scooped up by Barry Kingscote of Galliford Try. Barry fended off competition from more than 85 finalists across 13 different categories to claim the top gong following his project to develop a unique office space directly adjacent to one of London’s most prestigious landmarks – Marble Arch. He described the project as the most complex of his construction career – spanning more than 40 years. The completed build provides 57,000 square feet of contemporary office space across seven floors. Speaking after picking up his award, Barry, who also claimed top prize in the Construction Manager, Commercial category, said he was delighted to be recognised while paying tribute to the team which supported him.

−	Finalists gathered alongside scores of spectators at a glittering, black-tie award ceremony as they eagerly awaited.	+	Finalists gathered alongside scores of spectators at a glittering, black-tie award ceremony as they eagerly awaited. Award categories included Rising Star Award, won by Jessica Haskett of Kier Construction and an Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Individual Award which was won by Katy Robinson of East Riding of Yorkshire Council.
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−	Award categories included Rising Star Award, won by Jessica Haskett of Kier Construction and an Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Individual Award which was won by Katy Robinson of East Riding of Yorkshire Council.	+

	Other winners on the night included:		Other winners on the night included:
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−	Caroline Gumble, Chief Executive Officer at CIOB, added: “It was a wonderful evening, an inspiring and much-needed celebration of our sector. There is no doubt that there’s a real depth of talent amongst the UK’s built environment professionals, with some incredibly impressive projects making the list of finalists.	+	Caroline Gumble, Chief Executive Officer at CIOB, added: “It was a wonderful evening, an inspiring and much-needed celebration of our sector. There is no doubt that there’s a real depth of talent amongst the UK’s built environment professionals, with some incredibly impressive projects making the list of finalists. It was great to see the awards go to a range of individuals and companies, all of whom are amazing examples of leadership and dedication, all delivering a high-quality built environment. Many congratulations to all our winners.”
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−	~~“It~~ was great to see the awards go to a range of individuals and companies, all of whom are amazing examples of leadership and dedication, all delivering a high-quality built environment. Many congratulations to all our winners.”	+

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