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EAST OF ENGLAND

TV host George Clarke conveys his passions for construction at CIOB dinner

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TV presenter George Clarke was guest speaker at the

CIOB’s East of England Annual Gala Dinner in the summer at St Catharine’s College, Cambridge.

More than 200 built environment professionals heard Clarke highlight how architecture and construction can transform everyday lives. Clarke also set out his aims to

make careers in the field more popular and accessible to all and the need to drive up standards and quality for clients. He also delivered an emotional tribute to his grandfather whose funeral was held earlier that day. He credited his grandfather with fueling his passion for construction. George Clarke is creative director

of architectural practice George Clarke + Partners. He is also a writer,

George Clarke with Salvatore Capotosto, East of England Novus chair

lecturer and TV presenter of Channel 4’s Restoration Man, The Great British Property Scandal and George Clarke’s Amazing Spaces. Sally Hill, CIOB East of England

Branch manager was delighted that Clarke shared his knowledge and experience of the industry with members. “His aims to improve the popularity and accessibility of the industry resonate heavily with our work as an Institute,” she said. “We seek to enhance the image of the industry, ensuring it’s not just portrayed as all about bricks and mortar and people in hard hats. We must work hard to ensure young people get a real opportunity to consider the built environment as a viable and rewarding career option.” The event was sponsored by

SDC construction group and Barnes Construction.

ALL IN A DAY’S WORK: LISTED BUILDINGS AND GIRAFFES EVENT

CIOB MEMBERS LEARN THE BUILDING MANAGEMENT CHALLENGES OF LONDON ZOO

CIOB Bedfordshire Centre member Paul Wilson FCIOB is an extremely knowledgeable Fellow of the Zoological Society of London and together with ZSL’s arts and inclusion manager, Steve Marriott, they enthralled a capacity crowd of CIOB guests at a bespoke Architecture & History Day at London Zoo in July. Wilson began with a talk on

the history of the zoo, touching on the planning and design process and describing each of the periods of change that have

taken place over nearly 200 years. The 36-acre site is home

to 14 Grade I and II listed buildings and while many of the original buildings are still

in use, many are no longer used for the same animals as originally intended. There have also been new additions to the park. The group were given a

London Zoo features a wide variety of architecture

tour to appreciate the range of architecture and fully understand how this complex project has been developed over time with the Georgian and Victorian buildings sitting alongside the additions of the 1930s, 1960s and the newest, the cutting edge Biodiversity and Conservation exhibit.

MEMBERSHIP

NEW MEMBERS AND FELLOWS

Congratulations to the following Members who were elected to Fellowship on 19 June 2014

FELLOWS Makanjuola Akinyemi FCIOB Graham Baker FCIOB Michael Barry FCIOB Jason Bartram FCIOB Stewart Basham FCIOB Jonathan Bellis FCIOB Kevin Buckley FCIOB Sean Burke FCIOB Simon Byford FCIOB Brian Carey FCIOB Christopher Carey FCIOB Richard Darlow FCIOB Howard Davies FCIOB Mauro Donatelli FCIOB Robert Doyle FCIOB Andrew Evans FCIOB Cheryllee Evans FCIOB

William Fagan FCIOB Ou Fei FCIOB Graham Fenton FCIOB Mark Flewker-Trattles FCIOB Colin Foster FCIOB Christopher Freeman FCIOB

Gan Hong FCIOB Dennis Gargett FCIOB Anthony Greene FCIOB Patrick Hanlon FCIOB Michael Hedges FCIOB Keith Howe FCIOB Robert Howlett FCIOB Nigel Ingram FCIOB Paul Isherwood FCIOB David James FCIOB William John FCIOB Matthew Johnson FCIOB

Dean Jones FCIOB Nicholas Jones FCIOB Tim Jones FCIOB William Kellett FCIOB Paul Kidston FCIOB Tomas Kinver FCIOB Andrew LeFevre FCIOB David Levitt FCIOB Simon Longstaff FCIOB Neal Lynch FCIOB Roy Marfleet FCIOB Jason Margetts FCIOB Gary Martin FCIOB Michael Matthews FCIOB Andrew Mullins FCIOB Sadu Murari FCIOB

Kedwell Mwaitirwa FCIOB Arash Noori FCIOB Andrew Norris FCIOB Thomas O’Hare FCIOB Ken Orbell FCIOB Darren Pace FCIOB Graham Poole FCIOB Robert Pritchard FCIOB Christopher Pyett FCIOB Grant Ramsay FCIOB Steven Rees FCIOB Ronald Regan FCIOB Richard Roberts FCIOB Clive Robertson FCIOB

Ian Sanderson FCIOB Rahim Savar FCIOB Beverley Sexton FCIOB

Shen Jing FCIOB Andrew Simpkin FCIOB Nallanthamby Sivanathan FCIOB Graham Skeer FCIOB Michael Smedley FCIOB

Michael Smith FCIOB Paul Smith FCIOB Steven Smithers FCIOB So Kwok Lam FCIOB Paul Smollett FCIOB Andrew Stewart FCIOB Abayomi Sutton FCIOB Tan Teong Hee FCIOB

Mark Thompson FCIOB Rebecca Thompson FCIOB Shaun Taylor FCIOB Murray van der Poll FCIOB Christopher Vincent- Bennett FCIOB Wang Juan Aaron FCIOB Fred Ward FCIOB Doug Waters FCIOB John Williams FCIOB Wong Tam Man Zeus FCIOB

Yim Chiu Wai FCIOB Za Wai Gin

Zheng Jiangang FCIOB

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