CONCRETE SOCIETY AWARDS
NORTHERN IRELAND REGION AWARDS 2025
INTRODUCTION
Enda McKenna, Concrete Society NI Region Chair.
PROJECTS • Civil Engineering Project winner: ARUP (joint submission with Doran Consulting and FSJV) - Belfast Grand Central Station • Civil Engineering Project highly commended: McLaughlin & Harvey - Stornoway Deep Water Terminal • Building Project winner: Creagh Concrete - Guildford Crescent, Cardiff • Building Project highly commended: Design ID Consulting – Shankill Shared Women’s Centre PROCESS INNOVATION • Winner: Northstone Materials - CEVO+ Wireless Concrete Monitoring System • Highly commended: Amphora Consulting - Service Reservoir Asset Management SIGNIFICANT CONTRIBUTION TO THE CONCRETE INDUSTRY • Winner: Gordon Ellis STUDENT AWARDS • QUB Civil Engineering winner: Aoife Duddy • QUB Architecture winner: Sumit Vishwarkama • Ulster University Construction Engineering & Management winner: Aibrean Keyes • Ulster University Civil Engineering winner: Jonathan Coon • Sustainable Concrete Challenge winner: Shauneen Cavanagh, Gravity Architects • Sustainable Concrete Challenge runner up: Yahya Hajjami, Design ID The Concrete Society NI Region Awards 2025
Enda McKenna, Concrete Society NI Region Chair, centre, with, from left, Bryan Magee, Neil Cooke, Lowry Manson, Gordon Ellis, David Walker and Chris Stevenson, past chairmen.
Celebrating excellence within the NI concrete industry THE CONCRETE SOCIETY NORTHERN IRELAND REGION AWARDS 2025, HELD AT THE EUROPA HOTEL BELFAST ON NOVEMBER 6, RECOGNISED OUTSTANDING PEOPLE, PROJECTS & INNOVATIVE PROCESSES…
Representatives from across the local concrete industry assembled in the Europa Hotel Belfast on November 6 for the Concrete Society Northern Ireland Region Awards 2025. Featuring project, process innovation, significant contribution, student and concrete challenge accolades, the annual awards recognise outstanding performance by Northern Ireland companies and individuals. Hosted by Paul Clark MBE of UTV Live, the gala evening served as a fundraiser for the Lighthouse Charity, which provides emotional, physical and financial wellbeing support for construction workers and their families. Dignitaries representing the Concrete Society at the event included NI Region Chairman Enda McKenna and Young Members’ Committee Chair Donna Harkin. Judged by three past chairmen of the
Concrete Society NI Region, entries are assessed through the following criteria: presentation, innovation, design complexity, concrete practice, safety elements, sustainability/society impact
and demonstratable benefits. “Congratulations to our worthy
winners,” said Enda. “The judging panel was delighted to see such a positive response from the local construction industry to the 2025 project awards and all the shortlisted projects should be congratulated on the quality of their submissions. “It was reassuring to see so many Northern Ireland-based companies involved in such a wide variety of high- profile projects locally, in the Republic of Ireland and in Great Britain.” For further information about The Concrete Society, visit www.concrete.org. uk and navigate to the regional page for Northern Ireland.
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