HEB1 recognised for engineering excellence at the Irish Construction Excellence (ICE) Awards

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Curtins on 10th Jun 2026

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A landmark €252 million Public Private Partnership, HEB1 is delivering six state-of-the-art academic buildings across Ireland’s technological university sector - transforming how STEM, ICT, Engineering and Life Sciences are taught and experienced. 

Curtins contributed to all six projects of the programme, offering our expertise in civil and structures, geotechnical and environmental and transport planning, including: 

Together, these projects represent a step-change in how academic environments can evolve - flexible, future-ready campuses designed to support the next generation of learning and innovation.  

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