en.Wedoany.com Reported - UK construction contractor McLaughlin & Harvey has won the Best New Building Award at the 2026 Life Sciences, Technology and Research Cluster Awards, jointly organized by Construction News and Property Week, for the biotechnology research facility project Trinity by Breakthrough.

The award recognizes the cutting-edge biotechnology research facility delivered by McLaughlin & Harvey. The judging panel stated that the project "is an outstanding winner, integrating efficient modular mechanical and electrical systems for flexible tenant use, and delivered with clarity and excellence, making it a BREEAM Excellent speculative life sciences solution."

Located at the gateway of Oxford Business Park, Trinity was delivered by Breakthrough Properties, Niazi Roden, Thornton Tomasetti, and KJ Tait. The project was designed from the outset to be one of the most sustainable laboratory environments in the world. The client pursued the highest design quality, placing well-being and sustainability at the core of the project brief. This facility-rich building elevates the standard of purpose-driven, science-led design.

Andrew Ferguson, Regional Director of Construction at McLaughlin & Harvey, said: "The Trinity House project team winning the Best New Building Award at the Construction News Life Sciences Awards is a great achievement. Congratulations to everyone involved."

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