All Building articles in Sustainability Awards 2009
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NewsSustainable Contractor of the Year
A concrete contractor that has halved the amount of carbon embedded in its product scooped this award. Sponsored by SEGRO
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NewsSustainable Consultant of the Year
Sustainability begins at home, and Atelier Ten’s work on its own offices clinched top spot in this category.
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NewsSustainable Client or Developer of the Year
A Sunderland-based client has taken this prize, thanks to its promotion of sustainability throughout the life of its projects. Sponsored by Balfour Beatty
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NewsSustainable Project of the Year (under £2m)
The latest project from Bill Dunster – houses that meet level six of the Code for Sustainable Homes – came top this year. Sponsored by Keepmoat
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NewsSustainability Leader of the Year
Rab Bennetts’ mix of pragmatism, invention and commitment to green architecture has made him this year’s epitome of sustainability in the built environment
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NewsSustainable Project of the Year (over £2m)
A Bennetts Associates project that established a new standard for urban refurbishment scooped this prize. Sponsored by Faithful + Gould
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NewsSustainable Manufacturer or Supplier of the Year
This category was won by a carpet tile maker that has made excellent use of cutting edge technology (literally). Sponsored by Marks & Spencer
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NewsSustainable Housebuilder/Housing Provider of the Year
A company that is seeking to make excellence ordinary won the prize in this category. Sponsored by Saint-Gobain and Isover
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NewsA word from our sponsors
ArupArup is proud to be partnering the first UK Green Building Council annual conference and Sustainability Awards. Continuing to adjust the way we work as an industry is vital to ensuring that we deliver thriving communities able to face future economic and environmental challenges. At Arup we don’t just talk ...
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NewsSustainable Designer of the Year
As you give, so shall you receive, and Feilden Clegg Bradley has won this keenly contested category, partly because of its willingness to share its knowledge with rivals
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NewsEveryone is involved
In a couple of weeks, the world’s leaders will arrive in Copenhagen to negotiate a deal to limit global carbon emissions