AWARDS WINNERS 2004

Building Services journal, July 2004

England may not have come home with any trophies from Euro 2004, but this year's Building Services Awards was host to a gallery of winners.When the Building Services Awards 2004 ceremony coincided with the England - Portugal match in Euro 2004, everyone wondered what we would do. Simple - turn the Grosvenor House's Great Room into London's biggest sports bar and screen the whole match.

The gathering of around 1300 guests went wild as the football rose to a penalty shoot-out crescendo. And even if England didn't quite pull off a victory, the audience were happy to applaud the real winners of the evening - those who walked away with our restyled Building Services Awards trophies.

Host Rory Bremner proved a real hit, lifting audience spirits with some biting comedy and well-observed impressions.

One of our new awards for 2004 was Young Engineer of the Year, taken by Neil Sutherland of Buro Happold. Also appearing for the first time was Integrated Supply Team of the Year, given to a joint team of Taylor Woodrow, NG Bailey, Staveley Services and Rotary Group for their creation of the Strategic Alliance Partnership.

One of our most popular awards is Young Apprentice of the Year. This year's winner Rebecca Ritsema (pictured) is the first woman to enter the award - and our first female winner.

Big winners were Buro Happold for Large Consultancy of the Year, and Southern Electric Contracting for Major M&E Contractor of the Year. This year's top large project was the Met Office, entered by Haden Young and Zisman Bowyer & Partners.

If you'd like to appear on our winners' list next year, keep your eyes open for more information on the 2005 Awards which will appear later this year.

Charles Lever of Taylor Woodrow (centre)

The Grosvenor crowd cheers on England!

Rebecca Ritsema is top apprentice for 2004

Large consultancy of the year
Buro Happold
Sponsored by Daikin Europe

Consultancy of the year
Integrated Building Services Design Partnership
Sponsored by Carrier Air Conditioning

Major m&e contractor of the year
Southern Electric Contracting
Sponsored by Andrews Water Heaters

M&E contractor of the year
Briggs and Forrester Group
Sponsored by Electrical Contractors' Association

Major project of the year
Meteorological Office hq (Haden Young/Zisman Bowyer & Partners)
Sponsored by Draka UK

Project of the year
Lichfield Garrick Arts and Business Venue (Environmental Design Partnership)
Sponsored by Hays Montrose

Office building of the year
Meteorological Office hq (Haden Young/Zisman Bowyer & Partners)
Sponsored by Ken Cheshire Society

International achievement award
Battle McCarthy
Sponsored by Lennox Industries up

Engineers taking the lead
Taylor Woodrow Construction

Innovation of the year
Wagner UK

Environmental initiative of the year
Building Design Partnership
Sponsored by Barbour

Health & safety initiative
Farebrother
Sponsored by NICEIC

Training award
JTL
Sponsored by SummitSkills

Building services best practice
Buro Happold
Sponsored by Constructing Excellence

Integrated supply team
Strategic Alliance Partnership
Sponsored by Toshiba

Client of the year
Barclays Group Property Services
Sponsored by Cablofil

Young engineer of the year
Neil Sutherland (Buro Happold)
Sponsored by Denco

Apprentice of the year
Rebecca Ritsema
Sponsored by MK Electric

TermoDeck® System

TermoDeck differs from other energy saving systems because the overall construction cost is lower than conventional buildings as no extra equipment is added.

Thermal energy storage

Thermal energy storage (TES) systems can heavily reduce the installed cooling loads and peak power loads.

Energy efficient buildings

 TermoDeck® Buildings fulfill high requirements from an energy, enviromental and thermal comfort perspective.

Cost-efficient buildings

Independent reports have been carried out comparing capital costs of TermoDeck and conventional HVAC systems.

Do you need more information about The TermoDeck® System?

Contact us