The finalists for the 2025 ProCon Leicestershire Property and Construction Awards were in the spotlight at a showcase event held at the 2024 award-winning Phoenix Cinema and Art Centre in Leicester.
ProCon members and sponsors met the teams behind the finalist projects at the evening reception sponsored by Charles Henry & Sons.
ProCon chairman Umesh Desai said: "Every year we start the ProCon Awards cycle a little nervous over what projects have been completed and which will be entered into the various categories.
"This year, we had no reason to worry. The number of the entries was significantly high and the quality was hugely impressive.
"So it is a real achievement for all our finalists to have made it this far in what has been a very competitive 22nd annual ProCon Awards."
Gary Henry, director at the Finalist Showcase sponsor Charles Henry & Sons, added: "It is fantastic seeing all the finalists and their amazing projects.
"They are all very high quality and truly inspiring. Thanks to the ProCon Leicestershire team for bringing us all together to celebrate the talent and creativity we can all see at this event."
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The 22nd ProCon Awards winners will be announced on November 13.
The ProCon Awards' overall sponsors are Salus Approved Inspectors and Unique Window Systems, with BusinessLive as media partner.
The 2025 finalists are:
Infrastructure Project of the Year, sponsored by Galliford Try
A50 Corridor - Fiveways Junction, Leicester, submitted by Leicester City Council
Broadnook Garden Village - Phase 1, Leicestershire, submitted by Davidsons Homes
Watkin Road Bridge, Leicester, submitted by Danaher & Walsh Civil Engineering
Small Residential Scheme of the Year
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Chaveney Road, Quorn, submitted by David Granger Architectural Design
Kiln House, Diseworth, submitted by Corporate Architecture
Swithland Lane, Rothley, submitted by Launchpadd
Medium Residential Scheme of the Year
Archerfield Grange, Packington, submitted by R3Design Developments
Castle View, Great Easton, submitted by Kaybee Developments
The Kilns, Earl Shilton, submitted by Hayward Architects and Stronghold Homes
Large Residential Scheme of the Year, sponsored by Lovell
Barons Pastures - Phases 1-3, Kirby Muxloe, submitted by MDA Consulting and Wheatcroft Homes
The Vera Mitchell Building, Leicester, submitted by Mitchian Group
Wolsey Road, Coalville, submitted by GEDA and rg+p
Rising Star of the Year, sponsored by Morro Partnerships
Jack Geary, nominated by Corporate Architecture
Joseph Silva, nominated by SGP
Joshua Morley, nominated by Shakespeare Martineau
Small Non-residential Scheme of the Year, sponsored by Merali Beedle
Birstall Golf Club, Birstall, submitted by SKM Design
Lutterworth Golf Club, Lutterworth, submitted by Tim Adams Architects
Quorn Church Annexe and Community Cafe, Quorn, submitted by Mayway Construction
Medium Non-residential Scheme of the Year, sponsored by Procure Partnerships Framework
Charnwood Campus - Building 28, Loughborough, submitted by CPW and Charnwood Campus
Leicester Cathedral Revealed, Leicester, submitted by MDA Consulting
The Simon Cole Sports Centre - Manor High School, Oadby, submitted by Surveyors to Education
Large Non-residential Scheme of the Year, sponsored by Procure Partnerships Framework
Catherine Infant School, Leicester, submitted by Maber Architects and Galliford Try
Greenstone Primary School, Coalville, submitted by Stepnell, Harworth Group and Lungfish Architects
Jewry Wall, Leicester, submitted by Pulse Consult and Leicester City Council
Regeneration Project of the Year
Charnwood Campus - Building 28, Loughborough, submitted by CPW and Charnwood Campus
Jewry Wall, Leicester, submitted by Pulse Consult and Leicester City Council
Leicester Cathedral Revealed, Leicester, submitted by MDA Consulting
Finalists and winners will be celebrated at a ceremony on November 13 at Leicester City's King Power Stadium -
Companies keen to attend the ceremony or to enquire about sponsorship opportunities can contact Allyson Jeffrey on 0116 278 1443 or via email info@procon-leicestershire.co.uk.