Soho Place received a British Construction Industry Award in the Commercial Property Project of the Year category.

Soho Place is an enormous urban jigsaw that builds on the arrival of the Elizabeth Line to bolster the large-scale regeneration of Oxford Street’s eastern end. The landmark ten-storey, two tier building to the north, situated above Tottenham Court Road station houses retail and office space. The south nine-storey building contains the first new-build West End theatre to open in 50 years with independent office space above. Soho Place constitutes a new destination in the city and is the first new street name to be created in Soho for 72 years. It serves a new pedestrianised connection between the station entrance pavilions set within Centre Point Plaza, and the heart of Soho via Soho Square.

Magna Square was also highly commended in the Residential Project of the Year category.

Magna Square is a new development in the Runnymede borough of Surrey which combines new retail, a cinema, 101 new residential homes and student accommodation across four new buildings, around a pedestrianised public realm, creating a gateway from Egham Station to the town centre. The changing retail and economic patterns have left their marks on Egham with little concern for its historic fabric, which over recent years has seen the decline of the Hight Street. The development was designed to act as a catalyst for regeneration and usher in a new era of retail, entertainment and arts whilst providing new homes which reflect the character of the Conservation Area.