Celebrate the best in the world’s oldest & most innovative material

Following the success of the 2015 Structural Timber Awards, the prestigious event is returning for another year, promising to remain the high point in the 2016 timber calendar. The Awards, considered to be one of the most effective platforms for penetrating the timber industry, will see 500 national business leaders and distinguished figures from the construction industry join together to honour the finest projects, products and people in timber technology.

The Awards will be presented at a high profile dinner on 19 October 2016 at the National Motorcycle Museum, Birmingham. This event is the ideal opportunity for construction professionals to maximise industry exposure by demonstrating what separates them from their competitors. The winning organisations will be promoted to a national audience, giving entrants the opportunity to make their mark on this economically important market.

Entering the Structural Timber Awards allows the most innovative achievements in timber to be upheld by the industry alongside those considered the nation’s best. Earning ‘Highly Commended’ or winning an award will earn entrants recognition within the timber community, leading to an abundance of fresh prospects for each company.

This year there are 16 award categories, all available to enter FREE OF CHARGE: 

Best Social Housing Project, Best Private Housing Project, Best Education Project, Best Healthcare Project, Best Self Build Project, Best Commercial Project, Best Retail Project, Best Low Energy Project, Engineer of the Year, Architect of the Year, Client of the Year, Contractor of the Year, Product Innovation, Product Marketing, Pioneer Award and Project of the Year.

Your entries will be judged by the following panel of respected industry experts chaired by Andrew Carpenter of the Structural Timber Association: 

• Gary Ramsay -Structural Timber Magazine
• Martin Milner -Milner Associates
• Oliver Novakovic -Barratt Developments
• Rick Burgess -PRP Architects
• Rob Pannell -Zero Carbon Hub
• Liz Male -Liz Male Consulting
• Steve Cook -Willmott Dixon
• Charlie Law -Sustainable Construction Solutions
  
• Mike Cook -Buro Happold
  
• John Allen -MACE
• Tim Snelson -Arup
• Carol Costello -Cullinan Studio
• Darren Dancey -Crest Nicholson
• Frank Werling -METSA Wood
• Rosi Fieldson -Simons Group
• David Hopkins -Timber Trade Federation

For more information, or to enter an award, please visit our website at www.structuraltimberawards.co.uk.

For sponsorship opportunities, please contact David Smith on: 01743 290011 or david.smith@radar-communications.co.uk.