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BIG Biodiversity Challenge 2017: The Winners

BIG Biodiversity Champion 2017 sponsored by 

Victoria Pollard

 

Project nominated for: Mersey Gateway Project

 

Nominated by: Jill Doyle and Jim Rice from Merseylink Civil Contractors Joint Venture

 

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Overall winner 2018 prize sponsored by 

R G Group

 

Redhill Quadrant Redevelopment

 

The building project comprised of the phased replacement of an existing Sainsbury’s Supermarket at Redhill in Surrey. Works include demolition of existing store and building and construction of a new
build store with 2 layers of car parking above.


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Client Award sponsored by 

 

Arup for and on behalf of the Crown Estate, Grosvenor Britain and Ireland, The Portman Estate,  Shaftesbury, Howard de Walden 

 

Wild West End

 

Wild West End partnership aims to create a connecting
network of green stepping stones through a combination of green roofs, green walls, planters, street trees, flower boxes and pop-up spaces retrofitted on existing buildings, and installed
within new developments

 

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Community Engagement Award sponsored by 

R G Group

 

Redhill Quadrant Redevelopment

 

The building project comprised of the phased replacement of an existing Sainsbury’s Supermarket at Redhill in Surrey. Works include demolition of existing store and building and construction of a new build store with 2 layers of car parking above.

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Large Scale Permanent Award

Atkins, City of London and BAM Nuttall

 

Hampsted Heath Ponds Project

 

The Flood and Water Quality Management works at Hampstead Heath is a high-profile and complex project – its purpose to virtually
eliminate the risk of dam failure within the two main chains of ponds on Hampstead Heath during extreme rainfall events.  


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Medium Scale Permanent Award sponsored by 

St James Berkeley Group

 

Fitzroy Gate 

 

Fitzroy Gate is a St James development of family homes and extra care apartments for the over 50’s, located within a conservation area and 7 acres of riverside parkland in the London Borough of Hounslow.


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Small Scale Permanent Award 

Redrow Homes 

 

Help for Hedgehogs, Glenwood Park Development - Glenwood Farm Nr Devon

 

Small, square marked holes are being built into the new garden fences in Redrow’s Glenwood Park development, at Glenwood
Farm near Devon. The Hedgehog Highway concept was developed by People’s Trust for Endangered Species and the British Hedgehog Preservation Society as a simple way of making gardens hedgehog-friendly. 


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Maintenance and Management Award sponsored by 

Kier Highways & Sticklepath & Okehampton Conservation (StOC)

 

Highways England Area 1 Blackhall Farm Management A30 Devon

 

Blackhall Farm is 1.5 hectares in size of which approximately 50% is grassland and 50% is woodland. In 2014/15 Kier undertook a Habitat Connectivity Study which highlighted the importance of Blackhall Farm on a landscape scale. 

 

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Pollinator Award sponsored by

Kier Group: Local Highways Division

 

Aspen Way - Good Beehaviour

 

Staff at Aspen Way Highways Depot, Torbay have created a wild garden area within the depot for provide a refuge for nature. 

Prior to the implementation of this wild garden, the area was simply overgrown with weeds and had no ecological management for the benefit of biodiversity. 


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Temporary Award 

David Wilson Homes, Nicholsons and RSPB


Spinney Fields

 

A new commercial office development for client WRBC at the confluence of Lime Street and Leadenhall Street, comprising 35 office storeys, roof plant, 3 basement levels and a new public square. The project includes retail/restaurant areas at ground floor and basement as well as service access and central plant.


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