CIBSE BUILDING PERFORMANCE AWARDS
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energy effeciency and systems design. Adaptations to buildings and cities will be needed to respond to the inevitable impact of climate change and accommodate rapidly growing urban populations. CIBSE is establishing thought leadership in this area and beginning to work towards collaboration between all professions involved in the built environment and the cities that grow from it. With the human carbon account already
half gone, time is pressing to hugely reduce our carbon footprint. To do so will require signifi cant efforts to achieve the national carbon reduction targets. We are entering a period of challenge where more skilled resources will be needed. CIBSE is embracing a new research initiative on diversity and inclusivity in the building services arena, linking with sustainability. Innovation and skilled engineering will be essential in years to come.
Welcome E
ngineers working in the built environment are striving to help reduce carbon emissions through
The 2014 CIBSE Building Performance
Awards showcase the achievements within our industry of those people creating innovative strategies for refurbishment and energy effi cient operation of existing buildings, those designing new buildings that operate more effectively, and those developing the products and systems that support them. Building performance, environment
and engineering are at the heart of everything that CIBSE does. That’s why this year’s winners and nominees should be celebrated for their outstanding accomplishments, and for showing how our industry can reach out to achieve beyond best practice.
George Adams CIBSE President
THANK YOU TO THE 2014 AWARDS JUDGES
John Aston MSLL, President-Elect,Society of Light and Lighting
Sarah Cary, sustainable developments executive, British Land
Paddy Conaghan MCIBSE, consultant, Hoare Lea
Hywel Davies technical director and chair of judges, CIBSE
Susie Diamond, founding partner, Inkling LLP
David Fisk Immediate Past President, CIBSE
Graham Manly FCIBSE, business development director, Gratte Brothers
Foroutan Parand, technical director, URS Global
Michelle Perry, key account manager, Trox
Will Pitt MCIBSE, principal mech eng manager, NG Bailey
David White MCIBSE, managing director, Building Services Design
CALL FOR 2015 JUDGES The panel consists of individuals whose combined skills and knowledge span all the elements that impact upon building performance. If you are interested in getting involved in next year’s awards, then we’d like to hear from you. Visit
www.cibseawards.org/judging
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