
Global sustainability award for A533 Scheme
28 Jul 2025AmeySRM has been awarded a 2025 Green World Award for the A533 Scheme, recognised for cutting over 1,000 tonnes of CO₂e through sustainable design and delivery.
We are celebrating success after picking up the prestigious Society of Façade Engineering (SFE), Façade 2019, Project of the Year Award 2019 for our project, Bloomberg.
The international awards recognise projects which demonstrate excellence in technical design and/or research that has made a significant contribution to the discipline of façade engineering.
The winners were announced and project achievements were celebrated at the Glass Supper event held on the 10th December at the Guild Hall, Basinghall, London which was attended by some of the world’s leading architects, consultants and manufacturers.
The award for ‘Project of the Year – Newbuild’ was collected by Chris Hall and Tom Howse who both helped to deliver this facade on the Bloomberg project for Sir Robert McAlpine. This was a joint venture entry between us and the Façade Contractor, Josef Gartner.
Designed by Foster + Partners, we helped realise Bloomberg’s vision for their new HQ by delivering new European headquarters that would inspire others and be a place staff would be excited to work in.
The project showcased technical excellence in a number of ways:
AmeySRM has been awarded a 2025 Green World Award for the A533 Scheme, recognised for cutting over 1,000 tonnes of CO₂e through sustainable design and delivery.
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