We won “Highly Commended Project 2017”

We won Highly commended project 2017We won Highly Commended Project 2017, at the Southwest LABC (Local Authority Building Control) Awards

 

The LABC hosted a sold out event for over 350 construction industry professionals. The reason? To celebrate outstanding construction in the LABC South West Building Excellence Awards 2017.

As well as the building control teams, representatives from all sorts of companies involved in construction were in attendance – housing developers, property managers, designers, architects, and more were our guests at the Holiday Inn, close to seafront in Plymouth.

What are the LABC Awards for?

The LABC Awards showcase some of the high quality work being carried out by building and design teams who have had to deal with tough technical or construction issues and constraints they’ve encountered on site. They shine a spotlight on the unique and creative solutions these teams have come up with and their professionalism with regard to the Building Regulations that leads to safe, energy efficient and excellent construction projects. 

The projects range from a private cottage to an Olympic Legacy swimming pool, a beach-side inn with spa to a historic 1769 Grade II listed mill.  The LABC awards are a level playing field where local, regional firms have as a good chance of winning as large companies.  Award trophies and certificates were presented by representatives of LABC’s sponsors Home & Build, FMB, Jewson, Polypipe Terrain, TLX Insulation, Swiftclean, The Gas Safety Trust, LABC Acoustics, and LABC Warranty.

It’s all about team-working

The LABC awards also highlight the great results that can be gained from great partnerships and team-working. Paul Everall, Chief Executive of LABC, said: “Our Building Excellence Awards are an opportunity for the industry to celebrate good practice.

“Our winners demonstrate how positive working relationships with local authority building control teams achieves high quality, sustainable buildings. Our awards are unique because they recognise how this cooperation improves building standards and professionalism across the industry.”