The Berkeley Group have been crowned Sustainable Housebuilder of the year.
The ceremony was held at the InterContinental London at The O2. The Housebuilder awards are sponsored by Housebuilder magazine in partnership with the HBF and NHBC recognising innovation and excellence in the Housebuilding Industry.
This year the EG awards focused wholly on celebrating the individuals and businesses at the forefront of innovation. Those who change the property industry and built environment for the better.
Berkeley was named National Company of the Year, as well as winning the Future of Real Estate Award on Tuesday evening. Judges praised the company's "desire to go beyond the conventional and to create a world where people can thrive."
St George with London Dock and Patel Taylor, picked up the award for Places in Progress.
The Pineapples, sponsored by the Design Council and created by The Developer, celebrate the urban life of developments and places where people want to live, work and play.
London Dock picked up a Pineapple, for what the judges described as its "lovely scale, great historic reference, inviting, great use of landscape and water, and great connections".
The RIBA National Awards are given to buildings across the UK recognised as significant contributions to architecture. This year's winners, announced on 27 June 2019, were selected from the RIBA Regional Award winners determined earlier this year.
St Joseph were presented with their first award, the Urban & City Living Developer of the Year from the Midlands Business Insider.
Snow Hill Wharf was described as taking "city living in the region to the next level and is a symbol of the wider regeneration of Birmingham's historic Gun Quarter."
The Better Society Awards, now in their 5th year, reward commercial companies who are helping create a better, more equal, ethical and sustainable world for all.
Berkeley Group was awarded the 'Carbon Reduction or Offset Programme of the Year' award, being praised by the judges for our significant reduction achieved in 2018 (compared to a 2016 baseline), in addition to leading the industry by becoming the first carbon positive housebuilder through considered offsets.
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