Trinity by Breakthrough Named Best New Building at Life Sciences & Research Cluster Awards 2026
Trinity by Breakthrough has been awarded the Best New Building at the Life Sciences & Research Cluster Awards 2026.
The Oxford-based project fought off tough competition to be crowned the winner of the Best New Building category, which recognises exceptional design, innovation, and efficient delivery in the life sciences sector.
The project from Breakthrough Properties, which recently achieved practical completion, comprises 214,000 square feet of best-in-class laboratory, office and amenity spaces.
The building itself has been awarded BREEAM Outstanding status and measured Net Zero in construction.
Boasting an established track record within the Laboratory sector, with projects including Vitrum Cambridge, City Labs 2 Manchester, Specialist Labs at London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Rosalind Franklin Laboratory, RSSL University of Reading, Project Spires / Inveta Oxford, Sycamore House – Stevenage, Sir William Henry Bragg Building (ICEPS) Leeds, Boldrewood Innovation Campus for the University of Southampton, Sainsbury Laboratory University of Cambridge, Dyson School of Engineering and the Library Phase 2 projects for Imperial College London to name but a few, the Banyards team were perfectly positioned to take on the role of the Client Commissioning Verification Engineer at Trinity by Breakthrough.
Appointed by Project Manager, Third London Wall, Banyards provided Independent Validation Engineer Services, including validation and monitoring of water treatment activities.
Our team of expert, knowledgeable and experienced engineers delivered innovative, compliant, and cost-effective Client Commissioning Verification services completed to the highest standards.
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Commenting on the project, David Cocksedge, Managing Director of Banyards, said: “At Banyards, we have our own Vision, Mission and Core Values and we share the vision of Breakthrough Properties in delivering this new facility at the Oxford Business Park where people can work in an energy smart, balanced and sustainable environment.”
In light of Trinity by Breakthrough’s Best New Building Achievement at the Life Sciences & Research Cluster Awards 2026, we’d like to extend our congratulations to all of the companies that have contributed to the success of Trinity by Breakthrough.
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