We are thrilled to announce that we have been shortlisted NINE times at the Offsite Awards!
This is testament to some of the fantastic work the team at B&K Structures have completed recently, and we’re excited to see the results on the night. Well done to everyone shortlisted, and all our project partners!
- Technique - Shortlisted for Commercial Project of the Year
- Dogger Bank O&M Base, Port of Tyne - Shortlisted for Best Use of Timber Technology, Building Performance Pioneer and Commercial Project of the Year
- NOMA Marketing Suite - Shortlisted for Best Use of Timber Technology
- DFE Scunthorpe - Shortlisted for Education Project of the Year
- Newson’s Yard - Shortlisted for Best Use of Hybrid Technology and Retail/Leisure Project of the Year
- National Manufacturing Institute of Scotland (NMIS) - Shortlisted for Education Project of the Year
Find out more about these projects below.
Technique - Shortlisted for Commercial Project of the Year
B&K Structures, General Projects, Heyne Tillett Steel and Buckley Gray Yeoman
Technique stands out as an imaginative yet sensitive unification of two outdated 20th century industrial buildings into a vibrant new commercial property. Offsite manufacturing is at the heart of this redevelopment, with engineered timber being employed to create three attractive new floors which helped achieve the ambitious overall financial, practical and environmental goals for this building.
Dogger Bank O&M Base, Port of Tyne - Shortlisted for Best Use of Timber Technology, Building Performance Pioneer and Commercial Project of the Year
Engenuiti, B&K Structures, Stora Enso & Ryder Architecture
Port of Tyne’s new O&M base is a CLT & Glulam hybrid scheme that has been designed to achieve net zero carbon and provide one of the best workspaces in the North-East. Structural timber - as an accurate, sustainable and speedy offsite construction method - was the ideal choice for this state-of-the-art project with such high environmental requirements that, when operational, will support what will be the world’s largest offshore wind farm in boosting the UK’s energy security.
NOMA Marketing Suite - Shortlisted for Best Use of Timber Technology
B&K Structures, MEPC, Bowmer and Kirkland, Stora Enso & Simpson Haugh
The NOMA Pavilion is a 250 m2 marketing suite which has been designed to not only embody the highest standards of performance and sustainability, but was also conceived to be fully demountable and relocatable to other planned locations as the wider development evolves. Offsite engineering employing engineered timber is at the core of the building’s flexibility, and the small scale Marketing Suite can be considered an exemplar for future larger projects, in both design and environmental potential.
DFE Scunthorpe - Shortlisted for Education Project of the Year
B&K Structures, Morgan Sindall, Engenuiti, HLM Architects & Stora Enso
As a new build education facility intended to take 60 young adults with profound physical, learning and other difficulties, Trent View College in Scunthorpe incorporates a diverse range of facilities including a hydrotherapy pool and Design Technology Workshop. These are accommodated within an advanced engineered timber and steelwork structure that, despite the site’s shape and topography, has achieved the coveted Passivhaus standard while meeting the DfE’s broader requirements.
Newson’s Yard - Shortlisted for Best Use of Hybrid Technology and Retail/Leisure Project of the Year
B&K Structures, Grosvenor, Heyne Tillett Steel & Stiff & Trevillion
Newson’s Yard is a high profile new design hub featuring top end retail outlets and eateries located in a extensively refurbished and reimagined former timber yard, set amidst the famous Pimlico Road Design District. An offsite manufactured, hybrid steel and engineered timber package, forming the new internal structure and creating an extensive mezzanine level, is at the heart of the development’s identity and commercial success.
National Manufacturing Institute of Scotland (NMIS) - Shortlisted for Education Project of the Year
B&K Structures, Engenuiti, HLM Architects & Stora Enso
The National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS), located at AMIDS, is an industry-led centre of manufacturing excellence. Developed to connect Scottish universities and colleges with industry and the public-sector, it aims to undertake ground-breaking R&D to boost the skills of current and future workforces. Engineered timber is at its core, aiming to promote collaborative working, sustainability and innovation in an environment that is both carbon-neutral and optimized for productivity.
See the full shortlist here: https://www.offsiteawards.co.uk/2023-finalists
Join the sponsors, judges and finalists as they celebrate the 2023 winners. You can book your £FOC place to attend the Offsite Awards at Coventry Building Society Arena on Tuesday 19th September 2023 here: https://www.offsitehub.co.uk/events/book?eventid=126
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