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CIBSE names 2026 Building Performance Awards winners

A record field included Swegon, Buro Happold and Willmott Dixon, with new categories dedicated to building performance evaluation.

CIBSE names 2026 Building Performance Awards winners

CIBSE has announced the winners of the CIBSE Building Performance Awards 2026, presented on 5 March 2026. The annual event recognises projects, products and professionals for measurable building performance outcomes and building services engineering.

According to CIBSE, the awards focus on evidence-based performance and reward work aimed at closing the performance gap and delivering buildings that work in practice for people and the environment. CIBSE said the 2026 edition received a record number of entries and introduced dedicated categories for Building Performance Evaluation.

Among the winners were Swegon for the CIBSE Embodied Carbon Award – Products and Systems and for Product or Innovation of the Year – Building Performance Evaluation with WISE, Buro Happold for the CIBSE Embodied Carbon Award – Services and Projects and Building Performance Consultancy (over 300 employees), and Willmott Dixon for Building Performance Evaluation – Practice and the CIBSE Next Generation of Building Performance Award. In project categories, winners included Locomotion New Hall – Buro Happold, Riverside Primary School – Architype, 11&12 Wellington Place – Ove Arup and B201 Redevelopment – Beca.

Other winners included BBC Workplace as Client of the Year, Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation for Leadership, Hong Kong Children’s Hospital – Hospital Authority for Facilities Management, and Miriam Ozanne, Regional Director, Head of Building Performance – AECOM, as Engineer of the Year. In product categories, AirDoor – VES won for Air Quality and Wellbeing, while Cosysense won for Thermal Comfort.

Dr Julie Godefroy, Chair of the Judges and Head of Net Zero at CIBSE, said: “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.”

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