We are proud to announce that we have shortlisted in four categories at this year’s South Yorkshire Property Dinner, recognising outstanding achievements in property and development across the region.
We are delighted to be named finalists in four categories at this year’s South Yorkshire Property Dinner
Taking place on Wednesday 9 July at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Sheffield, the awards celebrates the best projects, deals, and professionals in Sheffield, Doncaster, Barnsley and Rotherham.
We have been named as finalists in the following categories:
- Property Consultancy of the Year – HLM Architects
- Sustainability and Social Impact Award – Radisson Blu Hotel, Sheffield
- Outstanding Development of the Year – Radisson Blu Hotel, Sheffield
- Property Personality of the Year – Karen Mosley, Social Impact & Inclusion Director
Sustainability and Social Impact Award – Radisson Blu
Shortlisted for the Sustainability and Social Impact Award and the Outstanding Development of the Year, the Radisson Blu Hotel, is a landmark project in the final phase of Sheffield’s transformational Heart of the City masterplan. Overlooking the Peace Gardens and Town Hall, this new hotel offers a sensitive yet striking new architectural layer within the City Centre Conservation Area.
The hotel offers 154 contemporary rooms, a speakeasy-style rooftop Indian restaurant and bar, flexible meeting and event spaces with an outdoor terrace, and a fully equipped fitness centre. Behind its retained Victorian façade, the Radisson Blu represents a bold fusion of heritage and modern design—creating a destination that is not only functional but deeply rooted in Sheffield’s evolving urban identity.
The project has played a pivotal role in reinvigorating a previously neglected site, bringing long-term economic, environmental and social value to the city and wider region.
Property Personality of the Year: Karen Mosley
Karen Mosley is also shortlisted for Property Personality of the Year in recognition of her leadership, vision and continued commitment to driving positive change in the built environment both locally and nationally.
Karen Mosley, Social Impact & Inclusion Director has also been shortlisted for Property Personality of the Year. This recognitition reflects Karen’s long-standing leadership and her passionate advocacy for inclusion. Karen has been a catalyst for change, tirelessly pushing HLM’s culture to be more inclusive, always championing diversity, and leading initiatives to create new pathways that will bring a broader range of people into our industry. Her unwavering commitment has reshaped our culture, making it more vibrant and inclusive for all.
Delia Harmston, Sheffield Studio Director at HLM Architects, said:
“To be shortlisted in four categories at this year’s South Yorkshire Property Dinner is a tremendous honour and a proud moment for our Sheffield studio. As a practice deeply rooted in this city, we’re thrilled to see the positive impact of our work including the Radisson Blu recognised—not just for its design excellence, but for the meaningful contribution it makes to the life of Sheffield’s city centre. And we’re absolutely delighted to see Karen Mosley shortlisted for Property Personality of the Year—an inspiring leader who continues to elevate the role of architecture in creating healthier, more inclusive communities. Being acknowledged alongside so many inspiring developments and individuals across the region is a real privilege.””
The South Yorkshire Property Dinner remains one of the most anticipated events in the regional calendar, and we are looking forward to celebrating all of the fantastic projects and people making a difference in the region.
