Previous overall winners
A Silver Medallist and Gold Medallist is chosen from each category, but only one of these Gold Medallists can go on to be the Construction Manager of the Year. These are the past overall winners of the most prestigious award in construction.
2020
FRANK CONNOLLY MCIOB
Mace
Centre Building, Holborn, London
2019
Joseph McNeil MCIOB
Sir Robert McAlpine
120 Oxford Street, London
2018
Neil Lock MCIOB
Wates Construction
V&A Museum
2017
Margaret Conway MCIOB
McAleer & Rushe
9 Adelaide, Belfast
2016
Paul Marlow MCIOB
McAleer & Rushe
UNITE Angel Lane, Stratford
2015
Dennis Wilson MCIOB
Lend Lease
National Theatre – NT Future
2014
Lee Hutchinson MCIOB
Mace
St Paul’s School, Barnes
2013
Stephen Roome
BAM
The New Council House, Derby Civic Centre
2012
Tim Hare
Sir Robert McAlpine
AirW1, London
2011
Roger Frost MCIOB
Balfour Beatty
Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham
2010
Neil Matthias MCIOB
Shepherd Construction
Rockliffe Hall Hotel, Darlington
2009
David Wilson
Morgan Ashurst
De Grey Court, York St John University
2008
Anthony Joubert
Camerons
Liberation Place & Station, St Helier, Jersey
2007
Simon Byford FCIOB
Sir Robert McAlpine
Halifax Bank of Scotland HQ, Edinburgh
2006
Jeremy Williams
Taylor Woodrow
National Assembley for Wales
2005
John Roper
Sir Robert McAlpine
Paul O’Gorman Building,University of Newcastle
2004
Paul Sims
Lend Lease
Paternoster Square, London
2003
Malcolm Nelson
Laing O’Rourke
Festival Place, Basingstoke
2002
Richard Pike
Laing O’Rourke
National Ice Centre, Nottingham
2001
Peter Carruthers
Sir Robert McAlpine
West Quay, Southampton
2000
Ian Eggers FCIOB
Mace
Stirling Square, 5 – 7 Carlton Gardens, London
1999
David Hurricks FCIOB
Willmott Dixon
Fortnum & Mason, Piccadilly
1998
Phil Rowley FCIOB
HBG Higgs & Hill
Windsor Castle Renovation
1997
Wilf Hannon
Laing Northern
Fenwick Store, London
1996
Tim Renwick
Mace
International Departure Lounge, Gatwick South Terminal
1995
Ray Carter
Bovis Lelliott
Uppark House, South Harting
1994
Howard Shiplee
Amec
Manchester Airport Terminal
1993
Hugh Coulter
Bovis Construction
The Ludgate Development, London
1992
Terry Davis FCIOB
Taylor Woodrow
Goldman Sachs HQ, London
1991
Dennis Bate CBE
Bovis Construction
The Meadowhall Centre, Sheffield
1990
John Westlake
Wimpey Construction
Cheltenham & Gloucester Building Society HQ
1989
Edward Kear
John Laing Construction
Lansdowne House, London
1988
Colin Quigley FCIOB
Fairclough Building
Midland Hotel, Manchester
1987
Bob Sanders
Kyle Stewart
Gallaher, Weybridge
1986
Ken Williams MCIOB
Taylor Woodrow
Terminal 4, LHR
1985
Jack Walker
Shepherd Construction
Ridings Shopping Centre, Wakefield
1984
Michael Dearsley
Higgs & Hill
Adelphi project, London
1982
George Crowe
Laing Construction
Glasgow Royal Infirmary
1981
Graham Wentzell
R M Douglas Construction
Hall 7, National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham
1983
Alan Crane CBE PPCIOB
Bovis
Wiggins Teape Building, Basingstoke
1980
Anthony Rosser
Alex Gordon & Partners
Crown Offices, Cardiff
1979
Vincent Christie FCIOB
Sir Robert McAlpine
Crown Offices, Cardiff
How to Enter
The Construction Manager of the Year Awards are open to both members and non-members of the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB).Â
Why Enter?
People enter CMYA for all kinds of reasons but being a finalist is about more than just recognition.
Drop Us a Line
Don't be shy. Let us know if you have any questions!
CMYA APPLICATIONS
Applications for CMYA 2021 are now open