Wins for ADP Projects at the RICS Social Impact Awards

Wins for ADP Projects at the RICS Social Impact Awards

Two of ADP's projects are celebrated at the recent South East RICS Awards.

We’re delighted that two of ADP’s projects were announced
award winners at RICS South East Social Impact Awards last week.

The Stokes Centre for Urology won the coveted Project of the Year award as well as Best Healthcare Project.

The Project of the Year award is presented to the project which has been judged overall as an excellent example of best practice by professionals working in both the built and natural environments. The judges said:

“The Stokes Centre for Urology in Guildford has seen the
‘The Prostate Project’ charity collaborate with the NHS to create a
sector-leading new-build facility for treating prostate cancer patients.
Utilising £2m of community fundraising, this innovative partnership has enabled
the new NHS facility to be built to a standard akin to a private facility. In
doing so, the partnership has created a new blueprint for how the NHS and
charities can collaborate to deliver world-class facilities and care for
patients.”

Our third win of the day went to the Stansfeld Centre for Innovation
and Science, which was successful in the Education category. The judges
commented:

“The Stansfeld Centre, the UK’s first integrated
indoor-outdoor science centre, has had an enormous, inspirational effect on the
young people it is designed to serve. Created by the Oxford Trust, a charitable
body that encourages the study of science and enterprise, it provides
life-changing opportunities for young people to interact with STEM subjects in
a creatively-designed environment. It has already brought huge benefits to the
people of the region, successfully engaging local schools, teachers, pupils and
volunteers in its activities.”

Congratulations to everyone involved in these projects!