Projects from across the world have been shortlisted in the CIBSE Building Performance Awards 2021, demonstrating the global achievements in exceptional building performance within engineering.
Buildings from Japan, UAE, Hong Kong and Australia feature in the shortlist for the five Project of the Year categories, which cover: Commercial/Industrial; International; Public Use; Residential; and Retrofit. The buildings and projects featured demonstrate exemplary practice in engineering energy efficient, high performing buildings and highlight the value in sharing knowledge globally.
All shortlisted entries across the 14 awards categories showcase the highest achievements in building performance across the construction and property industry.
Winners will be announced at the online Awards ceremony on 25 February 2021, with an overall Building Performance Champion crowned from the 14 category winners.
A new COVID-19 Achievement Award has been launched for 2021, with the shortlist yet to be announced.
The 2021 shortlist in full:
Building Performance Consultancy (up to 50 employees)
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EECO2
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FairHeat
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grfn
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Lawler Consulting formerly known as Noel Lawler Consulting Engineers
Building Performance Consultancy (51–300 employees)
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AESG
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BDP
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Carbon Intelligence
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Elementa Consulting
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Max Fordham
Building Performance Consultancy (over 300 employees)
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AECOM
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Buro Happold
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Hoare Lea
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RED Engineering Design
Collaboration
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Landsec Headquarters - WELL Certification – AECOM
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Streatham and Clapham High School - OR Consulting Engineers
Facilities Management
Sponsored by: Gratte Brothers
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Aviva UK & Ireland Portfolio - Aviva
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Dublin City Council Leisure Centre Upgrades - Lawler Sustainability formerly known as Noel Lawler Green Energy Solutions
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ENGIE and Peel L&P
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London South Bank University Campus - London South Bank University
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University of Auckland
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Wessex Water Headquarters – Buro Happold
Learning and Development
Sponsored by: Exyte
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Buildings for People: Sustainable Liveable Architecture - The University of Reading
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UCL Post Project Review Guidelines – University College London & Buro Happold
Product or Innovation– Thermal Comfort
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Artus – Arup
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City Multi R32 VRF air conditioning - Mitsubishi Electric
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Demand Logic's building analytics platform - Demand Logic
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MasterLine SoftTone - Reynaers Aluminium
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VirtuPVT - Naked Energy
Product or Innovation – Wellbeing
Sponsored by: Tamlite Lighting
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AirScore - AirRated
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Conti+ Ultra touch-free Sensor Tap -Versatile Group
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MasterLine SoftTone - Reynaers Aluminium
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Productivity mapping; making the business case for wellbeing – Cundall
Project of the Year – Commercial/Industrial
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1 London Wall Place – AECOM
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1 New Street Square Fit-out - Hoare Lea
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Amorepacific HQ – Arup
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DaiyaGate Ikebukuro - NIKKEN SEKKEI
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The Jack Copland Centre – Buro Happold
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Tier-4 Data Center for Nxtra Data - L&T Construction
Project of the Year – International
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Amorepacific HQ - Arup
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DaiyaGate Ikebukuro - NIKKEN SEKKEI
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Monash Gillies Hall – AECOM
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The House at Cornell Tech – Buro Happold
Project of the Year – Public Use
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Beecroft Building, University of Oxford - Hoare Lea
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Monash Gillies Hall – AECOM
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Streatham and Clapham High School - OR Consulting Engineers
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The House at Cornell Tech – Buro Happold
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UCL Student Centre - BDP
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Windermere Jetty Museum - Arup
Project of the Year – Residential
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Camden Mews - Max Fordham
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Highwell Passivhaus - DesignBuilder Software
Project of the Year – Retrofit
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Abu Dhabi Department of Energy (DOE) Energy Retrofit Pilot Project – grfn
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Dublin City Council Leisure Centre Upgrades - Lawler Sustainability formerly known as Noel Lawler Green Energy Solutions
Building Performance Engineer of the Year
Sponsored by: Ideal Heating
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Aleksandra Sasha Krstanovic, Founder - mstep
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David Kingston, Associate Director – Buro Happold
For more information about awards, visit the Building Performance Awards website: www.cibse.org/BPA