British Construction Industry Awards 1999

Article Abstract:

The British Construction Industry Awards 1999 will be presented on Nov. 25, 1999. Some 183 projects were entered for the awards. The winner of the building award was the NatWest Media Centre, Lords Cricket Ground, London, designed by Future Systems, which cost around 5 million pounds sterling. The international winner was the 172 million pounds sterling Stadium Australia, Sydney, Australia, designed by Bligh Lobb Sports Architecture. The winner of the major project award was the Mersey Valley Processing Centre, Widnes, Cheshire. The article comprises of a full list of winners.

Construction industry, Achievements and awards

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Golden years: half a century of Brick Bulletin

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The early issues of Brick Bulletin, which was launched by the UK National Federation of Clay Industries in 1947, inevitably focused on brick buildings which had been constructed before the second world war, as no bricks were produced during the war. In the 1950s, Brick Bulletin placed strong emphasis on the ability of the brick industry to meet demand created by the development of new housing estates and new towns. The history of Brick Bulletin reflects the fact that brick can make a significant contribution even in an age of rapid technological development.

History, Portrayals, Building, Brick, Brick construction, Brick Bulletin (Periodical)

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