Seven new build projects from across the world have been shortlisted for the 2022 Design and Engineering Awards.
The shortlist includes international projects from the United Arab Emirates, Lithuania, Italy, United States of America, Turkey and the United Kingdom.
These projects join the other 35 buildings and 6 engineers shortlisted for the Façade awards, with the winners being announced on 3 November 2022 Hilton Park Lane, London.
Relaunched this year, the awards comprise a total of eight categories, including Project of the Year, Young Façade Engineer of the Year, Product of the Year and Lifetime Achievement.
Photo: Bloomberg HQ, facade of the year winner in 2019
Chris Macey, Wintech CEO and Chair of the SFE Judging Committee said: “The level of interest both across the world and from the UK reflects the wider recognition of the importance of the science of façade engineering, its contribution the built environment and the fundamental role that facades now play in buildings achieving their carbon targets and building sustainability objectives.
“Many of the award entries were keen to demonstrate that both embodied carbon and carbon in use are important components in informed decision-making façade selection and design and execution. All the 90 entries received are of real merit and the judging committee had a significant task in resolving the best entries.
“This has not been an easy process and the Society of Façade Engineering would like to thank all entries this year.”
The Façade 2022 Design and Engineering Awards recognise and reward excellence and achievements. See the full 2022 Design and Engineering Awards below:
UK Project of the Year – New Build:
- SRM - 100 Liverpool St
- Wintech - London School of Economics – Centre Building
- WSP - Qatar Airways London HQ
- Eckersley O’Callaghan - Wadham College
- Arup - 80 Charlotte Street
- Interface Façade Engineering - The Dumont
- Ramboll - Floating Pavilions
- Thornton Tomasetti - Ilona Rose
UK Project of the Year – Sustainability:
- Wintech Ltd – London school of Economics- Centre Building.
- Arup – 1 Triton Square
- Arup – Burrell Collection
International Project of the Year – Innovation:
- Eckersley O’Callaghan – K11 Art and Cultural Centre
- Arup/Octatube – The Looking Glass
- Staticus – VIA VIKA
- Buro Happold - Museum of the Future
- WSP – Dubai Expo Mobility Pavilion
- Thornton Tomasetti – The Shed
- Thornton Tomasetti – Arter Contemporary Art Gallery
UK Project of the Year – Innovation:
- Skanska UK Plc – Outernet London
- Eckersley O’Callaghan and Bellapart – Woolbeding Glasshouse
- WSP UK Ltd – Qatar Airways London Headquarters
- Arup - Triton Square
Project of the Year – Refurbishment:
- Arup - Triton Square
- AECOM - Royal College of Surgeons
- Arup - The Burrell Collection
- AKT II – Charterhouse
International Project of the Year – New Build:
- Buro Happold – Museum of the future
- WSP – Dubai Expo Mobility Pavilion
- Thornton Tomasetti – The Shed
- Staticus – VIA VIKA
- Maffeis Engineering Spa – Durst Group Headquarters
- Thornton Tomasetti – Arter Contemporary
- DEERNS Italia SpA – MSG Spark One
Product of the Year:
- eyrise B.V. – eyrise® s350 Instant Solar Shading Glass)
- Vertical Meadow – Vertical Meadow Cladding
- Schindler Fenster – Timber unitised curtain wall
- Serge Ferrari AG – Stamisol Safe One
- Effisus UK Ltd – Ecofaçade
- H B Fuller – Kodispace 4SG – Longlife Spacer Bar
Young Façade Engineer of the Year:
- Tommaso Crippa - Buro Happold
- Laura Solarino - Arup
- Anna Ioannidou Kati - Eckersley O’Callaghan
- Giulia Frigo - Maffeis
- Simon Bate - Buro Happold
- Sally Pickard - Buro Happold
Co-located with the Zak World of Façades London conference, the SFE Façade Awards & Dinner will take place on 3 November 2022 Hilton Park Lane, London, bringing together close to 1,000 professionals from across the globe, one of the largest gatherings for the sector.
