Countdown to the SFE Awards
Published
29th October • 2025
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Published
29th October • 2025
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The SFE Façade Design and Engineering Awards are just one week away and we are delighted to share that Wintech project, Eden, New Bailey, has been shortlisted for two categories: New Build Project of the Year (UK) and Sustainability Project of the Year (UK). These awards recognise excellence in façade engineering across the UK and internationally.
Featuring Europe’s largest living wall, Eden is a landmark development in Salford, setting a new benchmark for biophilic and sustainable design.
Wintech provided Façade Engineering Consultancy services for the project, commissioned by the English Cities Fund. The building is designed to achieve net zero operational carbon, accredited BREEAM Outstanding, and rated EPC A and NABERS 5.5 which is the highest possible score recognised by the UK Green Building Council (UKGBC).
The Society of Façade Engineering (SFE) awards event follows the 200th edition of the Zak World of Façades Conference in London on 5 November 2025. We look forward to celebrating with our industry peers at the event next week!
Find out more about Eden here.
Eden
Accredited by BREEAM as Outstanding and by the UK Green Building Council, Eden demonstrates the potential of putting net zero ambitions at the heart of design.
Three New Bailey
With an interlacing red brick façade in homage to Salford’s textile history, Three New Bailey Square is the third office development within the masterplan.
Four New Bailey
Four New Bailey pays homage to its roots: Its primary structure draws inspiration from the adjacent steel bridge’s cross bracing
Regent's View Bethnal Green
Regent’s View, a transformative residential development by St. William, is located on the banks of Regent’s Canal in Bethnal Green, London.
Hemisphere
Wintech are delighted to be part of the prestigious Hemisphere project in Paddington Village, for Sciontec. Hemisphere is a Grade A commercial office building
20 Fenchurch Street
Wintech are proud to have played a vital role in the ongoing performance and enhancement of 20 Fenchurch Street, affectionately known as the “Walkie Talkie”.