UK Construction Journal - Issue 1 - April 2026 - Flipbook - Page 45
Performance in practice took centre
stage at CIBSE Building Performance
Awards 2026
CIBSE has announced the winners of the CIBSE Building Performance Awards 2026, which took
place on 5 March 2026 at the Park Plaza Westminster Bridge in London.
Hosted by comedian Maisie Adam, the annual flagship
CIBSE event has once more brought together leaders
from across the built environment to recognise projects,
products and professionals delivering measurable building
performance outcomes and advancing excellence in building
services engineering.
which attracted huge interest, reflecting the range of
products and services now on offer in this field. Across
all categories we’ve seen a wide spread of entries, from
individuals to large organisations, from small projects
to portfolios, new builds to retrofits and FM projects,
and from across the world. Thank you and well done to
everyone for their continued work in driving engineering
excellence.”
The CIBSE Building Performance Awards celebrate evidencebased performance, rewarding those who demonstrate a
commitment to closing the performance gap and delivering
buildings that work in practice, for people and for the planet.
The awards ceremony concluded with a renewed call for
the industry to continue prioritising building performance as a
central pillar in achieving net zero and creating healthier, more
resilient buildings.
Dr Julie Godefroy, Chair of the Judges and Head of Net
Zero at CIBSE, commented:
Full list of winners:
“
The CIBSE Building Performance Awards have long
promoted a focus on how buildings actually work, for
people and for the environment. I’m delighted that they
have kept growing, with a record number of entries to the
2026 edition. This year saw the introduction of dedicated
categories to reward Building Performance Evaluation,
Best Digital Innovation - Organisational Strategy
Winner: Engentica - EMSD, Government of Hong Kong
Best Digital Innovation - Project Delivery
Winner: CarbonMe - Hilson Moran
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