Michael Ingall

Michael Julian Ingall (born 1959, in Lincoln, England) is an English business executive, serving as the chairman, CEO, and founder of Allied London, a property management company based in the United Kingdom.^[1] He has directed the restructuring and restoration of listed historic buildings and landmarks, including Herbal House (London), The Brunswick Centre (London), The Bonded Warehouse (Manchester), The Malthouse (Leeds), and the former London Road Fire Station (Manchester).^[2]

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Michael Ingall
Ingall in 2025
Born	Michael Julian Ingall (1959-12-02) 2 December 1959 (age 65) Lincoln, England
Occupation	Businessman
Awards	Hon Fellow of RIBA,; Developer of the Decade 2000 (Property Week); Debretts 500 most influential people 2014. Further awards listed left.
Website	alliedlondon.com

Ingall's awards include:^{[citation needed]}

2000: Property Week's Developer of the Decade
2003: Property Week Awards North West, Property Deal of the Year
2003: Property Week Awards North West, Property Personality of the Year
2004: Manchester Society of Architects and Design Awards, Best New Commercial Building
2005: Property Week Property Award, Regeneration Award
2005: Royal Institute of British Architects Awards, Active in Architecture Award
2006: Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Northwest Award, Commercial Category
2006: Property Week Property Awards, Regeneration Award
2006: Manchester City Council Award, Built in Quality Award
2007: North West Property Awards, Commercial Development of the Year
2007: North West Property Awards, Best Design-Led Project
2007: North West Property Awards, Occupier of the Year
2007: Manchester City Council Award, Built in Quality Award
2007: Construction News, Green Major Project of the Year Award
2007: British Council of Shopping Centres Gold Award, Best in Town Retail Scheme
2007: Regeneration and Renewal Awards, Best Heritage led project
2008: Honorary Fellow of the Royal Institute of British Architects
2008: North West Property Award, Best Design-Led Project of the Year
2008: North West Property Award, Commercial Developer of the Year
2008: North West Regional Structural Award, Large Project Award
2008: Royal Institute of British Architects Regional Award Northwest, RIBA Regional Award
2008: Royal Institute of British Architects Sustainability Award, RIBA Sustainability Award
2008: The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design, International Architecture Award
2009: Property Week Award, Developer of the Decade
2009: Property Week Award, Development of the Decade
2009: Northwest Property Week Award, Commercial Development of the Year
2009: Property Week Offices Award Developer of the Year
2009: Property Week Offices Award, Best Development Outside Central London
2009: Manchester City Council Award, Built in Quality Award
2009: Manchester City Council Award, Technical Innovation Award
2009: Manchester City Council Award, Sustainable Construction Award
2010: Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Northwest Award, Design & Innovation Commendation
2017: The Academy of Urbanism Award, The Brunswick
2017: International Property Awards, London Development Marketing
2018: Insider North West Property Awards, Commercial Development of the Year
2019: British Council for Offices North Awards Committee Chair’s Award^[4]
2019: AJ Architecture Awards, Leisure Project of the Year
2020: Festival of Place / The Pineapples, Best Completed Place: Leeds Dock←
2024: Finalist, Property Week Leader of the Year^[5]

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