ProCon Leicestershire Awards 2018

Award Details

Small Residential Scheme of the Year Award 2018

An Award made to a developer or owner of a residential scheme located within the Leicestershire or Rutland boundaries which will be judged by both a panel of experts and the ProCon membership.

Schemes must have achieved practical completion within the 18 months prior to 30th June 2018, and not have been previously submitted for a ProCon Award.

Small Residential is classed as five units or less.

2018 Award Finalist

The Oaks, Rothley

A 1970/80s house in the stunning location of Charnwood Forest has been completely transformed with multiple extensions into a spectacular Tudor style home. Oak and oak framing...

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2018 Award Finalist

The Shah House, Stoughton

A vacant large 1960s bungalow on a leafy lane was demolished so a new family country home could be built in a semi-rural setting in Stoughton. The brief was to create an...

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2018 Award Winner

The Walnuts, Tilton on the Hill

Designed to nestle into its landscape on a raised village location, The Walnuts is a new dwelling in the grounds of a of an existing property. The brief required a traditional,...

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Award Criteria

Residential for the purpose of these Awards is classed as any scheme which is used for living purposes e.g. single dwelling, care home, housing development, apartments, student accommodation.

Properties can be new build, conversion or refurbishment.

The application will be judged by a panel of expert judges and a shortlist selected by the end of July.

The shortlisted applicant will then be visited by the panel of judges on Wednesday 8th August 2018.

Once finalists are decided the expert judges and the ProCon membership will vote for the winner of the Award.

The scheme will be judged in terms of its impact in the following criteria:

Creative approach to property development including the issues and challenges overcome
Design excellence
Construction quality and materials used
Innovation used in the development/scheme
Visual impact, internally and externally
Sympathetic environmental impact and sustainable aspects
Integration into the surrounding area
Budgetary considerations