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Shortlisted for NW Regional Construction Awards 2012

29 March 2012

We have been shortlisted in the NW Regional Construction Awards 2012 for our new sixth form building at Blessed Thomas Holford Catholic College in Altrincham, Manchester in the Sustainability Category.

From over 150 nominations, 48 have been shortlisted across ten categories including Sustainability, Heritage and Project of the Year. The winners will be revealed at a lavish 1920s themed Black Tie Awards Ceremony and Dinner at The Palace Hotel, Manchester on Thursday 31 May 2012.

Roy Stewart, Operations Director at the Centre for Construction Innovation, said: “The calibre and range of entries gets better year on year, the previous five years have been a huge success; with past winners going on to achieve national accolades. I have no doubt that this year’s awards will, once again, prove that the North West stands at the forefront of the construction industry”.Ł

http://www.constructionawardsnw.co.uk/