Tuesday 27 November 2012

International Property Awards



PRESTIGIOUS AWARDS SPOTLIGHT THE UK’S
PREMIER PROPERTY COMPANIES

The very best developments, architecture and interior design from across the entire United Kingdom were celebrated at the London Marriott Hotel Grosvenor Square on Friday 12th October, 2012. The leading property professionals behind these outstanding projects were invited to attend the UK Property Awards in association with Gaggenau, Yamaha and the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).

Jenny Blanc and her design team were thrilled to be presented with two awards for their sympathetic restoration of a 15th Century Lodge in Hertfordshire, winning not only Best Interior Design Private Residence East of England but also Best Interior Design Private Residence United Kingdom.  This means they will now go forward to compete in the World’s Best in their category.  Jenny Blanc says, “It is wonderful to have your work acknowledged by your peers and this project was a joy to work on.  The owners placed themselves entirely in our hands to transform their wishes into reality.”

These awards, combined with the other regional awards’ programmes for Arabia, Asia Pacific, Africa, Europe and the Americas, form the globally renowned International Property Awards. Now in their 18th year, they are the world’s most prestigious property competition and cover residential as well as commercial categories.

Judging was carried out through a meticulous process involving a panel of over 60 experts covering every aspect of the property business. The next stage of the awards’ programme is for top scoring five-star winners of each category to be re-judged against those from the other regions to determine the ultimate World’s Best winners. These will be announced at the grand final to be held at the Grosvenor House Hotel, Park Lane, London on Friday, December 7th, 2012.

Stuart Shield, president of the International Property Awards, says, “This has been a momentous year for the UK.  Having taken so many gold medals in the Olympics, we now look forward to seeing how many World’s Best accolades the UK can win when competing against the rest of the globe in the finals of the International Property Awards.”




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