The Selway Joyce team celebrated a memorable evening at the HQR Summer Ball 2025
This year’s HQR Summer Ball proved once again why it remains one of the most anticipated events in the prime construction calendar. Held in the heart of London and impeccably organised by Walter Lilly, the evening brought together key players from across the industry for a night of celebration and reflection on another year of outstanding achievement.
We were proud to sponsor a table once again, joining peers, clients, and collaborators for a truly special evening.
Dean Adkins Managing Director at Selway Joyce"HQR 2025 was a resounding success, as is expected given the team planning it at Walter Lilly. Selway Joyce sponsored a table again this year, and as always, it was an incredible privilege to be surrounded by some of the industry's greatest minds in design and delivery. I would like to thank the organisers and our esteemed guests for making a fantastic night even more enjoyable. Here's to another year in the Prime Building space."
Evenings like these highlight not only the accomplishments of our sector but also the strong relationships and shared ambitions that continue to move it forward. We extend our thanks to the organisers and all those who attended for making it such an enjoyable and inspiring event.
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