ASBP members celebrate success at the Structural Timber Awards 2026

ASBP is delighted to congratulate its members on their success at the 2026 Structural Timber Awards, with several members recognised across a range of categories celebrating excellence in timber design, engineering and construction.

Among the winners, Cullinan Studio received the Healthcare Project of the Year award for the Maggie’s Newcastle Annexe, a project demonstrating the positive impact that thoughtful, sustainable design can have on healthcare environments.

B&K Hybrid Solutions was named as of Installer of the Year for Univ North at University College Oxford, recognising an outstanding example of timber construction delivered within a complex and historically significant setting.

Buckland Timber was awarded Project of the Year fr the Heritage Quad at the York Centre of Excellence, reflecting the company’s continued commitment to high-quality craftsmanship and expertise in delivering structural timber projects.

In addition, Buckland Timber was also crowned Manufacturer of the Year, highlighting its leadership in timber manufacturing and its contribution to advancing the sector.

ASBP members were also recognised through the Highly Commended awards. Engenuiti received recognition for The Place Fire Remediation project, while Architype was Highly Commended for Safe Schools for the Future, acknowledging innovative approaches to creating sustainable, high-performing buildings. No fewer than 13 ASBP members were shortlisted for awards, further showcasing the alliances commitment to quality, low-carbon building.

These awards showcase the breadth of expertise within the ASBP membership and demonstrate the growing role of timber in delivering low-carbon, high-quality buildings across the UK. We extend our congratulations to all the winners and highly commended projects for this well-deserved recognition.

Disover all the 2026 winners!

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