The finalists for the 2022 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 view and discuss the finalists at the evening reception sponsored by Corporate Architecture.
The ProCon Awards’ overall sponsors are Freeths, Salus Approved Inspectors and Unique Window Systems. The Leicester Mercury is the Awards’ media partner.
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ProCon chair Umesh Desai said: “It is exciting to have a look at the wonderful projects which are in contention for this year’s awards.
“I’d like to pay tribute to all the sponsors of this year’s ProCon Awards and to our judges. And, also, to everyone who has bought a ticket or a table for the awards ceremony on November 10.
“Between us we have ensured a sold-out event – again – where we will celebrate together. To bring our finalist projects to completion shows great resilience and resourcefulness.”
Malcolm Foulkes-Arnold, managing director at showcase sponsor Corporate Architecture, said: “We are delighted to sponsor this ProCon showcase.
“This is a great opportunity to celebrate the immense talent and skill we have in construction in Leicestershire and Rutland and to highlight the teamwork and collaboration that achieves such excellent results for our clients.”
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The finalists are:
Regeneration Project of the Year, sponsored by Keepmoat Homes:
· Snibston Colliery Park and Visitor Centre, Coalville, submitted by A+G Architects
· Space Park Leicester, submitted by Pulse Consult and Shepheard Epstein Hunter
· The Gresham, Leicester, submitted by MDA Consulting, rg+p and Aimrok
Small Residential Scheme of the Year, sponsored by Ashe Group:
· Grange Farm, Walton, submitted by Corporate Architecture
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· The Old Barn, Laughton, submitted by Corporate Architecture
· The Warren, Bitteswell, submitted by brp architects
Medium Residential Scheme of the Year, sponsored by Ashe Group:
· Briscoe Lane, Woodhouse, submitted by JMS Engineers, Reynolds Properties and Staniforth Architects
· The Green, Orton on the Hill, submitted by JMS Engineers, Hayward Architects and Enviro Developments
· The Old Mill, Great Glen, submitted by Corporate Architecture
Large Residential Scheme of the Year, sponsored by Jessup Partnerships:
· Hornsey Rise, Wellsborough, submitted by Springbourne Homes
· The Gate – Waterside Village, Loughborough, submitted by HSSP Architects and Solus Homes
· Wyggeston Hospital Hub and Cottages, Leicester, submitted by Corporate Architecture
Property Deal of the Year, sponsored by Procure Partnerships Framework:
· East Midlands Pharma – Crosslink, Leicester, submitted by Fortus
· Europcar and Charles Street Buildings, Leicester, submitted by Charles Street Buildings
Small Non-residential Scheme of the Year, sponsored by Gateley:
· Age 海角视频 Information Hub, Leicester, submitted by Corporate Architecture
· Inglehurst Junior School entrance and extension, Leicester, submitted by Leicester City Council
· Sutton in the Elms Baptist Church, Broughton Astley, submitted by Mayway Construction, JMS Engineers and Axon Architects
Large Non-residential Scheme of the Year, sponsored by Gateley:
· Leicester Children's Hospital, Leicester, submitted by Pick Everard
· New Trade Park Panniers Way, Oakham, submitted by Wilten Construction
· Space Park, Leicester, submitted by Pulse Consult and Shepheard Epstein Hunter
Further details about the Awards are on the ProCon website at