Eddisons celebrates constructing excellence in the East Midlands

In providing quantity surveying services, as part of a wider team of construction and property professionals, Eddisons shared in the top slot success of Lincoln College’s new £15.4 million campus Air and Space Institute, Newark which was named as the 2024 Building Project of the Year.

To see pictures of ASI Newark and understand how we achieved Lincoln College's goals, click here.

Making the shortlist

There was also shortlist success in the Regeneration & Retrofit awards category for the latest phase of the Mosaic Digital Hub - a project that has seen the transformation of the historic, once redundant, Thomas Parker House in Lincoln city centre for client Lincolnshire Co-operative Ltd, and where Eddisons was the project manager, QS & principal designer in being part of a project team.

Learn more about how we helped Lincolnshire Co-operative Ltd here.

Excellence and best practice

The awards are organised and presented by Constructing Excellence Midlands and are open to all organisations and project teams involved in delivering building and civil engineering projects in the East Midlands. 

The aim of the awards is to contribute to the quality of the built environment in the region and celebrate examples of excellence and best practice.

Daniel Garfoot, Director, Eddisons, led the firm’s work on both the projects recognised in the 2024 awards scheme. In honouring the part Eddisons played in each project, he said, “Both projects are high profile schemes for the firm and each client. 

“While, ultimately, fulfilling the client’s brief is the main aim, being recognised by peer property & construction professionals through such awards gives an extra boost to the project teams.

“It also helps to raise the profile of the East Midlands as a place for doing good business when it comes to our built environment.”