Morrison Construction has celebrated a double victory at the annual Education Estates Awards, securing prizes for two of its recent projects.

Beatlie Campus, a specialist education facility delivered for West Lothian Council, claimed the award for Pupil/Student Experience. The school, which provides education for pupils aged 3-18, features state-of-the-art assistive technology, a hydrotherapy pool, and a sensory garden.

The National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS), a flagship research and development facility at the University of Strathclyde, was named Project of the Year – Universities. The project, which is operationally carbon neutral, has already won 18 major awards.

-- Advertisement --

The Education Estates Awards recognise excellence in the design, construction, and maintenance of educational buildings. The awards are partnered by the Department for Education and are considered a major event in the sector.

Claire Jackson, Education Director for Galliford Try, commented: "Both of these projects are inspirational buildings that are truly worthy of their awards, and represent the exceptional reputation that Morrison Construction and Galliford Try have in producing high-quality educational facilities."

David Ewing, Managing Director of Morrison Construction Building Central, said: "I cannot speak highly enough of our teams and all our stakeholder partners in these two fantastic projects. Congratulations to all those involved for their well-deserved success."