BREEAM Awards 2019
BREEAM is the BRE Environmental Assessment Method, first launched in the UK in 1990. It sets best practice standards for the environmental performance of buildings through design, specification, construction and operation.
The BREEAM Awards recognise excellence in the sustainable building arena. BRE announced the winners of the BREEAM Awards 2019 at a gala event on 4 March at the London Hilton Bankside Hotel, hosted by BBC correspondent David Shukman.
The awards marked another successful year for BREEAM, with more than 500,000 buildings certified to date in more than 80 countries. The winners included the most innovatively sustainable BREEAM rated buildings of the previous 12 months from the UK and countries as far afield as Cuba, Romania and Norway and for the first time, China and Kazakhstan. The awards also recognised the achievements of BREEAM assessors and socially-responsible investment through a partnership with GRESB.
The 2019 BREEAM Award-winning buildings were:
- Bloomberg Building, UK: Regional Award – Western Europe
- Wronia 31, Poland: Regional Award – Central and Eastern Europe
- Cofco Landmark, China:Regional Award – Asia
- Park View Office Tower, Kazakhstan: Regional Award – Asia
- Hotel Quebrada 17, Cuba: Regional Award – Americas
- Unilever Food Innovation Centre, Netherlands: Commercial Project – Design Stage Award
- Deloitte, UK: Commercial Project – Post Construction Award
- BINARIUM Business Centre, Romania: Commercial Project – In Use Award
- Ny Horten Videregående Skole, Norway: Public Sector Project – Design Stage Award
- National College for High Speed Rail, UK: Public Sector Project – Post Construction Award
- Tabellen 4, Sweden: Public Sector Project – In Use Award
- Falconhoven L-Blok Apartments, Belgium: Homes – Design Stage Award
- The Hoover Building, UK: Home Post Construction Award.
- Jane Wakiwaka, Sustainability Manager, The Crown Estate: GRESB/BREEAM Award for Individual Leadership.
- Buildings for Tomorrow Ltd: Assessor Organisation of the Year
- Babatunde Agoro (Hoare Lea LLP): Assessor of the year
- David Partington (Sweco UK): Assessor of the year
- Lizette van Zuilen (C2N B.V.): Assessor of the year
- Unilever Food Innovation Centre: People’s Prize – the Your BREEAM Award.
- John Robertson Architects: Professional Champions Awards – Architects
- Stanton Consulting and Sweco: Joint winners of Professional Champions Awards, M&E Consultant
- Immobiliaria Colonial and SP Fastigheter AB: GRESB/BREEAM Award for Responsible Investment Large Portfolio and Small Portfolio respectively.
Dr. Shamir Ghumra, BREEAM Director at BRE said the winners: “…reflect an exceptional commitment to sustainable construction in a variety of ways and epitomise the value that BREEAM certification brings to projects at all stages of a building’s lifecycle.”
Ref https://www.bregroup.com/press-releases/bre-announces-winners-breeam-awards-2019/
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