BCI awards/2005

Article Abstract:

The British Construction Industry (BCI) awards 2005 given in the different categories, their judges, the judging process, the winners of the awards and their works are discussed. Prime Minister's better public building, small building project, civil engineering, major project are some of the fields the awards are given.

Construction, Engineering Services, Management dynamics, Services information, Engineering & Architectural Svcs, HEAVY CONSTRUCTION, EX. BUILDING, GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTORS, Management, Construction industry, Services, Company business management, Practical judgment

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Tube B, but not Tube A

Article Abstract:

A prize of one lakh pounds is announced by London Mayor, Ken Livingstone to anyone who comes up with a solution of cooling London Underground network. Two possible schemes are discussed here as the solution to the problem that requires a credible investment plan and recognition that something is got to change.

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Stirling 2001: judging process

Article Abstract:

The judging process for the 2001 Stirling Prize takes an entire year. The RIBA organization wants to give every decent project a chance at winning. This year, 342 projects were submitted for the award.

Architecture

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