We're excited to share that we've been nominated as finalists, alongside several of our partners and customers, in this year's Construction Computing Awards, also commonly referred to as "The Hammers".
Celebrating its 19th anniversary, the event recognises and rewards the cutting-edge technology, tools, and solutions driving the efficient design, construction, maintenance, and modification of commercial buildings, residential and social housing, and civil engineering projects of all scales. Hosted by Construction Computing Magazine, these annual awards have become a key highlight in the industry. Winners will be revealed on 6th November.
The following three categories are open for public voting now:
The following categories will all be judged by the panel:
Read more about Curtins and Symetri here: Streamlining Licensing, Skills & Standards | How Curtins Standardised Digital Delivery Across 14 Offices | Symetri.co.uk
We welcome you to support our achievements by voting for us before Tuesday 29th October 2025.
Autodesk is currently experiencing outages and unstable operations. The cause is likely due to issues at Amazon Web Services (AWS) – the cloud platform that many companies, including Autodesk, use for their solutions.
We’re proud to share that Symetri has been shortlisted for two categories at this year’s Building Innovation Awards. Our work on a smarter building project at Milton Keynes Hospital (MKUH),earned us a place in the Best Smarter Building Project category, alongside a nomination for Professional Services Partner of the Year
To meet growing demand for regionalised cloud services and align with local preferences and regulatory requirements, Autodesk has expanded its Regional Offering. New regional data hubs are now available in the UK, Germany, India, Japan, and Canada.