The team behind the redevelopment programme at Prince Charles Hospital is celebrating after being recognised in three prestigious industry awards.
Project architects HLM Architects were named Architectural Practice of the Year, with judges highlighting a number of schemes delivered by the practice, including its work at Prince Charles Hospital.
The development also received national recognition at the Constructing Excellence Wales Awards, where the project secured the Social Impact Award for its commitment to delivering benefits for patients, staff and the wider community.
Adding to the success, principal contractor Tilbury Douglas Construction Limited was awarded a Bronze Award at the Considerate Constructors Scheme (CCS) National Site Awards. The awards recognise construction sites across the UK that demonstrate exceptional consideration for their workforce, local communities and the environment.
The CCS National Site Awards have celebrated the UK's most considerate construction sites since 1998, recognising projects that help improve the image of the construction industry through public engagement, community value and environmental responsibility.
The trio of accolades reflects the dedication and collaborative efforts of everyone involved in delivering the Prince Charles Hospital development, highlighting excellence in design, community impact and responsible construction practices.