THE winners of the Scottish Property Awards 2024 have been announced at a ceremony in Glasgow.
600 guests attended the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel for the event, hosted by comedian and presenter, Des Clarke.
Property Company of the Year, the ultimate award of the night, sponsored by Royal Bank of Scotland was presented to Winchburgh Developments. The judging panel praised the company for the way they have transformed an area, including a community hub, park, and new motorway junction that has opened up the area to new residents.
In Large Scale Commercial Development, Drum Property Group triumphed for its 10 Clyde Place, Buchanan Wharf project. The building aligns with UK Green Building Council Net Zero Carbon Buildings. Drum also collected a highly commended award for G3 Square, Glasgow, in Build to Rent Development of the year.
Hub South East & West Lothian Council won Small Development of the Year for Public Use Buildings for Beatlie School Campus. The Deal of the Year category, sponsored by PMP, was awarded to Ardersier Port, Inverness by Haventus, Quantum and Brodies. This was described as a transformational development that will have a positive impact on the local area and wider environment.
The Business Leadership Award was presented to Graeme Bone, MD, Drum Property Group. Over the past 30 years, Graeme has built Drum into an award-winning property, investment and management group delivering some of the largest projects in Scotland.
Alan Robertson, chair of the judging panel, said, “In an environment which many believe to have been the toughest for decades, it was encouraging to see some excellent progress being made, some critical deals still being completed, funding being secured, and thoughtful redevelopment and design work being progressed. Congratulations to all the winners and all the finalists for being showcased tonight.”
The winners in full are as follows:
Property Company of the Year: Winchburgh Developments
Business Leadership Award: Graeme Bone
Deal of the year: Ardersier Port, Inverness (Haventus, Quantum, Brodies)
ESG Refurbishment of the Year: Paisley Learning & Cultural Hub – Renfrewshire Council + Collective Architecture
Architectural Excellence Award (Public Use): National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS)- HLM Architects
Architectural Excellence Award (Commercial Use): Eastworks – Sheppard Robson + INCH Architecture + Design
Development of the Year (Commercial Use)
Small Development Winners: New Olympia House – Redpath Construction + Clyde Gateway Developments
Large Development Winners: 10 Clyde Place, Buchanan Wharf – Drum Property Group
Development of the Year (Public Use)
Small Development Winners: Beatlie School Campus – Hub South East & West Lothian Council
Large Development Winners: National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS) – University of Strathclyde + HLM Architects
Student Accommodation of the Year: Iona Street – Watkin Jones Group + Manson
Build to Rent Development of the Year: PLATFORM_ in Glasgow – PLATFORM_
Retail & Leisure Agency Team of the Year: JLL
Office Agency Team of the Year: Avison Young
Industrial Agency Team of the Year: Ryden
Investment Agency Team of the Year: Lismore Real Estate Adviors
Regeneration Project of the Year: The Linen Quarter, Pilmuir Works – Byzantian Developments + jmarchitects
Financial Partner of the Year: The Royal Bank of Scotland
Health Care Development of the Year: National Treatment Centre, Highland- NHS Highland + Oberlanders Architects
