The LABC represents all local authority building control teams in England and Wales. Finalists for these awards are judged on construction and technical excellence which showcase project teams who have produced innovative and creative solutions on complex schemes.
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Balfour Beatty was also a finalist in the 'Best Community Building' and 'Best Technical Innovation' categories for its work at Cromer and District Hospital, in addition to the 'Best Community Building' and 'Best Education Building' categories for Plymouth Life Centre and Saint Ambrose College respectively.
Angus Kearin, Projects Director at Urbanest student accommodation, said: "We are delighted that Urbanest Tower Bridge has won this award. As with all Urbanest schemes, we deliver well designed properties of genuine architectural integrity.
"From our perspective, it is important to create and develop homes that far exceed the standards expected in our sector by offering a superior living environment for students. We feel this complements the world class educational experience they enjoy in London. Our thanks go to all our partners at Tower Bridge."
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