Leicester Mercury

Finalists gather ahead of property awards showcase

- By TOM PEGDEN tom.pegden@reachplc.com @tompegden procon-leicesters­hire.co.uk/procon-awards

THE finalists for the 2020-2021 ProCon Leicesters­hire Property and Constructi­on Awards were in the spotlight at a showcase event at Leicester’s Winstanley House.

Finalists, sponsors and ProCon members met to take a look at and discuss the finalists at the evening reception sponsored by Corporate Architectu­re.

ProCon chairman Umesh Desai told the guests: “Welcome to our first actual face-to-face event since March 2020. It’s nice to see everyone back out and about.

“Congratula­tions to all our finalists. As the awards covered two years, we have a multitude of very high-quality applicatio­ns and I know from my own experience that we judges found it extremely hard to make our decisions.”

The 18th ProCon Awards are supported by four corporate sponsors: Gateley Legal, Salus Approved Inspectors, Unique Window Systems and Vistry Partnershi­ps.

The finalists are:

INFRASTRUC­TURE PROJECT OF THE YEAR

Sponsored by Charles Henry & Sons

■■A46/A5630, Anstey, submitted by Galliford Try Infrastruc­ture

■■Marsden Lane Ramp, Aylestone, submitted by Leicester City Council

Segro Logistics Park, Kegworth, submitted by Winvic Constructi­on

REGENERATI­ON PROJECT OF THE YEAR

Sponsored by Keepmoat Homes

■■Great Central Square, Leicester, submitted by Morgan Sindall Constructi­on

■■River Soar and Grand Union Canal, Leicester, submitted by Leicester City Council

■■The Mill, Loughborou­gh, submitted by HSSP Architects

SMALL NON-RESIDENTIA­L SCHEME OF THE YEAR

■■Goodwood Islamic Centre, Leicester, submitted by rg+p

■■Great Central Station – Lane7, Leicester, submitted by Charles

Street Buildings

■■HCC Tokio Marine – Q-DOS HQ, Rearsby, submitted by Goodrich Cutler Associates

LARGE NON-RESIDENTIA­L SCHEME OF THE YEAR

■■Brookfield School of Business, University of Leicester, submitted by Pulse Consult

■■Everards Meadows, Phase 1B, Leicester, submitted by Kier Constructi­on

■■Percy Gee East Wing, University of Leicester, submitted by Pulse Consult

SMALL RESIDENTIA­L SCHEME OF THE YEAR

■■Forest View, Belton, submitted by Peter Crichton

■■Opulence House, near Houghton on the Hill, submitted by Design Studio Architects

■■The Barn, Belton-in-Rutland, submitted by BRP Architects

MEDIUM RESIDENTIA­L SCHEME OF THE YEAR

■■Bull in the Oak, Cadeby, submitted by HSSP Architects and Hallam Read Constructi­on

■■Laburnum Gardens, Stoke Golding, submitted by Cartwright Homes ■■Swing Bridge Wharf, Moira, submitted by MDA Consulting

LARGE RESIDENTIA­L SCHEME OF THE YEAR

■■Bath Lane, Leicester, submitted by rg+p and CODE Student Accommodat­ion

■■De Montfort Mews, Leicester, submitted by MAS Architectu­re and Stepnell

■■The Mill, Loughborou­gh, submitted by HSSP Architects

PROPERTY DEAL OF THE YEAR

■■Abbey Meadows, Leicester, submitted by Nelsons, Addison Hunt and Newtown Living

■■Great Central Station – Lane7, Leicester, submitted by Charles Street Buildings

■■Novotel and Adagio Hotel, Leicester, submitted by Charles Street Buildings

The winners will be announced at a ceremony on November 11 at Leicester City’s King Power Stadium. For more details about the awards , visit:

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