CIC 25th Anniversary photography competition

Jul 1, 2013 |NBS |1 Minute Read

July 2013

To celebrate the Construction Industry Council’s 25th anniversary they are holding a one-off built environment photography competition, which is free to enter and open to all UK residents.

The competition is split into three categories:

  1. The changing face of construction: building the past 25 years
  2. Visualising the future: what will UK 2050 look like?
  3. Diversity in construction: aspirations of a generation.

Deadline for entries is 1 October 2013. A public exhibition of the nine shortlisted photographs will be displayed at The Building Centre Café Gallery, from 28 October to 30 November 2013.

The winner will receive a cash prize of £500 and two runners-up will each receive £250.

Further details on how to enter [LINK REMOVED - NO LONGER CURRENT], plus terms and conditions are available online.

Further information about other 25th Anniversary celebratory events is available on the CIC website externallink.

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