The vertical innovation campus has received the BIM & Collaboration Project of the Year Award in the 2026 Construction Computing Awards, known as “The Hammers.”
At 23 storeys, One North Quay is set to become Europe’s tallest and most technically advanced innovation buildings, with mechanical systems distributed across three neighbourhoods to increase flexibility and resilience.
One North Quay is an example of how emerging technologies can be used in the design process to foster collaborative environments and effective project delivery. The complexity of this project required a proactive approach to technology application, so KPF and CWG worked hard to implement a set of software tools capable of delivering such a project. Tools such as Arkio and Revizto are examples of how technology was used in this project to catch clashes and reduce cost and rework.
The Construction Computing Awards is now in its 20th year, celebrating technology, tools and innovative solutions for the construction industry. It rewards forward-thinking companies who are streamlining their work to keep pace with an increasingly complex industry and its growing challenges.
The winners were announced in London on November 12 at the awards ceremony, where KPF Senior Associate Principal and Head of BIM in London, Martin Wilding, accepted the award alongside representatives from Canary Wharf Group and Revizto.
