Annual Wren Talk 2017 – Celebrated, Forgotten and Remembered
Annual Wren Talk 2017 – Celebrated, Forgotten and Remembered
Journalism Awards Nominations Announced
The following nominations have been made in the IBP Annual National Journalism Awards for 2016. Please note the nominations are listed alphabetically and the winner in each category will be announced at the Annual Journalism Awards dinner at the Four Seasons hotel on Thursday 01st December.
ARCHITECTURE WRITER OF THE YEAR
Jon Astbury, The Architectural Review
Will Hurst, The Architects’ Journal
Isabelle Priest, RIBA Journal
CONSTRUCTION/INFRASTRUCTURE WRITER OF THE YEAR
Stephen Cousins, Freelance
Robyn Wilson, Construction News
NEWS REPORTER OF THE YEAR
Pete Apps, Inside Housing
Will Hurst, The Architects’ Journal
Heather Spurr, Inside Housing
FEATURE WRITER OF THE YEAR
Adam Branson, Property Week
Martin Hilditch, Inside Housing
Daniel Kemp, Construction News
BUSINESS/FINANCIAL JOURNALIST OF THE YEAR
Joanna Bourke, London Evening Standard
Guy Montague-Jones, Property Week
Charlie Schouten, Construction News
HOUSING /RESIDENTIAL JOURNALIST OF THE YEAR
Pete Apps, Inside Housing
Hugo Cox, Financial Times
Martin Hilditch, Inside Housing
MULTI-MEDIA JOURNALIST OF THE YEAR
Daniel Kemp, Construction News
Laura Mark, The Architects’ Journal
‘NEW’ JOURNALIST OF THE YEAR
Yoosof Farah, Building
Samuel Horti, Property Week
Katherine Smale, New Civil Engineer
MAGAZINE (WEEKLY) OF THE YEAR
Building
Inside Housing
Property Week
MAGAZINE (NON WEEKLY) OF THE YEAR
The Architects’ Journal
New Civil Engineer
Planning in London
DIGITAL SERVICE
The Architects’ Journal
Construction News
SCOOP OF THE YEAR
Pete Apps, Sophie Barnes & Martin Hilditch, Inside Housing
Dawn Foster, The Guardian
Will Hurst, The Architects’ Journal
THE JOURNALIST OF THE YEAR
Will be announced from the winners of the individual categories
The following nominations have been made in the IBP Annual National Journalism Awards for 2016. Please note the nominations are listed alphabetically and the winner in each category will be announced at the Annual Journalism Awards dinner at the Four Seasons hotel on Thursday 01st December.
ARCHITECTURE WRITER OF THE YEAR
Jon Astbury, The Architectural Review
Will Hurst, The Architects’ Journal
Isabelle Priest, RIBA Journal
CONSTRUCTION/INFRASTRUCTURE WRITER OF THE YEAR
Stephen Cousins, Freelance
Robyn Wilson, Construction News
NEWS REPORTER OF THE YEAR
Pete Apps, Inside Housing
Will Hurst, The Architects’ Journal
Heather Spurr, Inside Housing
FEATURE WRITER OF THE YEAR
Adam Branson, Property Week
Martin Hilditch, Inside Housing
Daniel Kemp, Construction News
BUSINESS/FINANCIAL JOURNALIST OF THE YEAR
Joanna Bourke, London Evening Standard
Guy Montague-Jones, Property Week
Charlie Schouten, Construction News
HOUSING /RESIDENTIAL JOURNALIST OF THE YEAR
Pete Apps, Inside Housing
Hugo Cox, Financial Times
Martin Hilditch, Inside Housing
MULTI-MEDIA JOURNALIST OF THE YEAR
Daniel Kemp, Construction News
Laura Mark, The Architects’ Journal
‘NEW’ JOURNALIST OF THE YEAR
Yoosof Farah, Building
Samuel Horti, Property Week
Katherine Smale, New Civil Engineer
MAGAZINE (WEEKLY) OF THE YEAR
Building
Inside Housing
Property Week
MAGAZINE (NON WEEKLY) OF THE YEAR
The Architects’ Journal
New Civil Engineer
Planning in London
DIGITAL SERVICE
The Architects’ Journal
Construction News
SCOOP OF THE YEAR
Pete Apps, Sophie Barnes & Martin Hilditch, Inside Housing
Dawn Foster, The Guardian
Will Hurst, The Architects’ Journal
THE JOURNALIST OF THE YEAR
Will be announced from the winners of the individual categories
IBP National Journalism Awards 2016 – Call for Online Entries
Enter the IBP Journalism Awards online
To enter you simply format your three articles, you can use stories from a mix of platforms – online, print, or broadcast or from a single source, and submit them with your completed entry form and support material in the templates provided online.
This year, in addition to the individual ‘New’ Journalist Award category winner, the sponsor: The Built Environment Trust, has also created a £500 bursary for each of the finalists in this category, and will commission each nominee to write an article on an appropriate subject relevant to the built environment. See conditions of entry for full details.
With further improvements this year filing your entry online should make the whole process easier and quicker. We have also extended the entry period by a week, therefore you should be able to plan your entry well in advance of the closing date.
Key dates:
Awards open: 31 August
Awards close: 16 September
Awards online longlist judging commences: 19 September
Awards ‘live’ shortlist judging: 17 October
Awards nominations announced shortly after final judging
Awards Presentation Dinner: 01 December
These highly valued journalism awards are supported by some of the built environment’s leading companies and judged by panels of senior journalists, including former winners, and industry professionals.
The range of awards offer a fantastic opportunity for both new and established journalists in our sector. I urge you to pitch your best work against that of your colleagues and rivals, and to secure the recognition that your work deserves.
Click here to begin your online Awards Entry
Click here for full details, terms and conditions
Click here for Magazine of the Year Entry Form (hard copy entries only)
Click here for details and methods of payment
Click here for the presentation dinner event flyer
Enter the IBP Journalism Awards online
To enter you simply format your three articles, you can use stories from a mix of platforms – online, print, or broadcast or from a single source, and submit them with your completed entry form and support material in the templates provided online.
This year, in addition to the individual ‘New’ Journalist Award category winner, the sponsor: The Built Environment Trust, has also created a £500 bursary for each of the finalists in this category, and will commission each nominee to write an article on an appropriate subject relevant to the built environment. See conditions of entry for full details.
With further improvements this year filing your entry online should make the whole process easier and quicker. We have also extended the entry period by a week, therefore you should be able to plan your entry well in advance of the closing date.
Key dates:
Awards open: 31 August
Awards close: 16 September
Awards online longlist judging commences: 19 September
Awards ‘live’ shortlist judging: 17 October
Awards nominations announced shortly after final judging
Awards Presentation Dinner: 01 December
These highly valued journalism awards are supported by some of the built environment’s leading companies and judged by panels of senior journalists, including former winners, and industry professionals.
The range of awards offer a fantastic opportunity for both new and established journalists in our sector. I urge you to pitch your best work against that of your colleagues and rivals, and to secure the recognition that your work deserves.
Click here to begin your online Awards Entry
Click here for full details, terms and conditions
Click here for Magazine of the Year Entry Form (hard copy entries only)
Click here for details and methods of payment
Click here for the presentation dinner event flyer
Executive Board Report 2015/16
IBP has had a successful 2015/16, making a number of positive changes and improvements, welcoming new members to the board and beyond, and beginning to discuss in advance further changes we will need to consider in 2016/17.
Events:
The IBP Communication Awards continue to grow in size and reputation, with more entries to the 2016 awards than ever, and a palpable desire among entrants to win. Priorities for these awards in 2017 will be to continue their growth, especially among less well-represented parts of the built environment.
The IBP Journalism Awards saw many worthy (and very happy) winners and received some great feedback. Peter Murray’s impersonation of Peter Rees gave everyone an Awards night to remember. A thoroughly enjoyable night was had by all. The 2015 judging panel contained six new judges, and another six have agreed to judge the 2016 awards, including some high-profile journalists.
The 2015 Strategic Land Debate worked well, but the partnership with Hogan Lovells has come to an end, meaning the future of the event is up for discussion. A debate, in early July, in conjunction with the CIOB was postponed but plans are in hand to hold an industry debate in the autumn.
Technology:
In 2015 IBP made a substantial investment in a new website to improve members’ access to information and to make it a better ‘shop window’ for the organisation to potential members.
The new website also enabled the entries for the Journalism Awards to be submitted and all entries (the long list) to be judged online for the first time, aided by the valuable experience of the online Communication and PR Awards from 2013 onwards.
The final ‘live’ judging session still takes place at The Building Centre to enable debate and discussion of the entries among the judges.
Futures group:
As the IBP board evolves, we always seek and welcome new ideas. Nick Duxbury, Executive Editor of Inside Housing, took over as Chairman of the Futures Group and has established a valuable working relationship with the department of journalism at City University, creating a broad appeal to graduate and established journalists and PR professionals. The focus of the Futures Group continues to be on digital platforms and the delivery of content to the built environment, using national news vehicles and other sectors experience to illustrate market trends and deliverables. He has organised and delivered two valuable, interesting and well-attended events and we look forward to the next event in the autumn and more in 2017. More/…
I thank all the board members for their valuable time, generously given to attend meetings, discuss policy and support the events programme.
I also thank members for entering the Journalism and Communication Award schemes and for attending events;
IBP is your organisation and we very much welcome suggestions, and working with all members. Please feel free to contact Gerald Bowey with any ideas you may have or wish to explore.
Rebecca Evans, President
Editor, Construction News
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ibp Online AGM 2016
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IBP has had a successful 2015/16, making a number of positive changes and improvements, welcoming new members to the board and beyond, and beginning to discuss in advance further changes we will need to consider in 2016/17.
Events:
The IBP Communication Awards continue to grow in size and reputation, with more entries to the 2016 awards than ever, and a palpable desire among entrants to win. Priorities for these awards in 2017 will be to continue their growth, especially among less well-represented parts of the built environment.
The IBP Journalism Awards saw many worthy (and very happy) winners and received some great feedback. Peter Murray’s impersonation of Peter Rees gave everyone an Awards night to remember. A thoroughly enjoyable night was had by all. The 2015 judging panel contained six new judges, and another six have agreed to judge the 2016 awards, including some high-profile journalists.
The 2015 Strategic Land Debate worked well, but the partnership with Hogan Lovells has come to an end, meaning the future of the event is up for discussion. A debate, in early July, in conjunction with the CIOB was postponed but plans are in hand to hold an industry debate in the autumn.
Technology:
In 2015 IBP made a substantial investment in a new website to improve members’ access to information and to make it a better ‘shop window’ for the organisation to potential members.
The new website also enabled the entries for the Journalism Awards to be submitted and all entries (the long list) to be judged online for the first time, aided by the valuable experience of the online Communication and PR Awards from 2013 onwards.
The final ‘live’ judging session still takes place at The Building Centre to enable debate and discussion of the entries among the judges.
Futures group:
As the IBP board evolves, we always seek and welcome new ideas. Nick Duxbury, Executive Editor of Inside Housing, took over as Chairman of the Futures Group and has established a valuable working relationship with the department of journalism at City University, creating a broad appeal to graduate and established journalists and PR professionals. The focus of the Futures Group continues to be on digital platforms and the delivery of content to the built environment, using national news vehicles and other sectors experience to illustrate market trends and deliverables. He has organised and delivered two valuable, interesting and well-attended events and we look forward to the next event in the autumn and more in 2017. More/…
I thank all the board members for their valuable time, generously given to attend meetings, discuss policy and support the events programme.
I also thank members for entering the Journalism and Communication Award schemes and for attending events;
IBP is your organisation and we very much welcome suggestions, and working with all members. Please feel free to contact Gerald Bowey with any ideas you may have or wish to explore.
Rebecca Evans, President
Editor, Construction News
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ibp Online AGM 2016
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Giles Barrie, Managing Director, FTI Consulting [former editor, Property Week]
Adrian Barrick, Global Brand Director, Haymarket Business Media [former editor, Buildin] *
Lewis Blackwell, Executive Director, The Building Centre [former journalist: Estates Times]
Pip Clothier, Journalist and broadcaster
Mark Collins, Executive Director, CBRE
Michael Day, Managing Director, Integra Property Services
Peter Day, Correspondent, BBC 'In Business' programme
Tim Denton, Director, Denton Media, Consultant to Dennis Publishing *
George Demetri, Freelance Journalist [former editor World Tunnelling & Port Technology Int]
Hannah Fearn, Comment Editor, The Independent *
Soraya Khan, Founder Partner, Theis and Khan Architects
David Lawson, Freelance Journalist
Mike Leonard, Director, Modern Masonry Alliance *
Lee Mallett, Consultant, Urbik Limited [former editor, Building Design/Estates Times]
Dominic Morgan, Director, Ing Media [former deputy editor, Property Week]
Richard Northedge, City & Business Journalist [former deputy City editor, The Sunday Telegraph]
Alasdair Reisner, CEO, Civil Engineering Contractors Association [former journalist: Construction News]
Peter Roper, Freelance Journalist
Dickon Ross, Editor-in-Chief, Engineering & Technology
Barbara Rowlands, Associate Professor of Journalism, City University London *
David Saffin, Consulting Engineer, CEO, Second Option Alliance
John Slaughter, Director, External Affairs, Home Builders Federation
Ruth Slavid, Architectural editor and journalist, [former editor AJ Online]
David Taylor, Editor, New London Quarterly
John Waples, UK Head of Strategic Communications, FTI Consulting [former City editor, the Sunday Times]
James Whitmore, Tavistock [former Executive Editor, Property Week]
John Yadoo, Partner, Pryme Consulting [Vice President CIOB]
*New judges for 2016
This list of judges is correct at the time of issue
30 June 2016
Download a PDF of this list
Giles Barrie, Managing Director, FTI Consulting [former editor, Property Week]
Adrian Barrick, Global Brand Director, Haymarket Business Media [former editor, Buildin] *
Lewis Blackwell, Executive Director, The Building Centre [former journalist: Estates Times]
Pip Clothier, Journalist and broadcaster
Mark Collins, Executive Director, CBRE
Michael Day, Managing Director, Integra Property Services
Peter Day, Correspondent, BBC 'In Business' programme
Tim Denton, Director, Denton Media, Consultant to Dennis Publishing *
George Demetri, Freelance Journalist [former editor World Tunnelling & Port Technology Int]
Hannah Fearn, Comment Editor, The Independent *
Soraya Khan, Founder Partner, Theis and Khan Architects
David Lawson, Freelance Journalist
Mike Leonard, Director, Modern Masonry Alliance *
Lee Mallett, Consultant, Urbik Limited [former editor, Building Design/Estates Times]
Dominic Morgan, Director, Ing Media [former deputy editor, Property Week]
Richard Northedge, City & Business Journalist [former deputy City editor, The Sunday Telegraph]
Alasdair Reisner, CEO, Civil Engineering Contractors Association [former journalist: Construction News]
Peter Roper, Freelance Journalist
Dickon Ross, Editor-in-Chief, Engineering & Technology
Barbara Rowlands, Associate Professor of Journalism, City University London *
David Saffin, Consulting Engineer, CEO, Second Option Alliance
John Slaughter, Director, External Affairs, Home Builders Federation
Ruth Slavid, Architectural editor and journalist, [former editor AJ Online]
David Taylor, Editor, New London Quarterly
John Waples, UK Head of Strategic Communications, FTI Consulting [former City editor, the Sunday Times]
James Whitmore, Tavistock [former Executive Editor, Property Week]
John Yadoo, Partner, Pryme Consulting [Vice President CIOB]
*New judges for 2016
This list of judges is correct at the time of issue
30 June 2016
Download a PDF of this list
IBP Communication and PR Awards 2016 – Winners Announced
IBP Communication and PR Awards 2016
The following are the Winners and Highly Commended in each category. The Awards Bulletin will be available to view by Tuesday, with the full details and citations.
Best Business Communications Campaign
Stone Stories: Goodfellow Communications
Integrated Campaign
Winner: London Communications Agency
Highly Commended: Holistic
In House Communications Team
Winner: Colliers International
Highly Commended: Galliford Try
Young Communicator of the Year
Amelie Barrau, Press Officer
WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff
PR Consultancy Team
London Communications Agency
Campaign of the Year
Stone Stories: Goodfelloe Communications
Communicator of the Year
Alan Jones, Galliford Try
IBP Communication and PR Awards 2016
The following are the Winners and Highly Commended in each category. The Awards Bulletin will be available to view by Tuesday, with the full details and citations.
Best Business Communications Campaign
Stone Stories: Goodfellow Communications
Integrated Campaign
Winner: London Communications Agency
Highly Commended: Holistic
In House Communications Team
Winner: Colliers International
Highly Commended: Galliford Try
Young Communicator of the Year
Amelie Barrau, Press Officer
WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff
PR Consultancy Team
London Communications Agency
Campaign of the Year
Stone Stories: Goodfelloe Communications
Communicator of the Year
Alan Jones, Galliford Try
The Annual Wren Talk – The Great Fire of London
DELIVERED BY WRITER AND HISTORIAN ADRIAN TINNISWOOD
DATE: 14th June | 7pm-8:15pm
St Bride’s Church, Fleet Street, London See full event details
Writer and historian Adrian Tinniswood pieces together the human story of the Fire
and its aftermath, providing a reconstruction of what happened to schoolchildren,
and servants, courtiers and clergymen.
The Great Fire wasn’t simply a tragedy of economics and architecture, some
436 acres of closely packed streets burned, 13,200 houses destroyed, millions of
pounds lost; it also killed and maimed, and it drove Londoners mad in their quest
for vengeance.
Tinniswood, a seasoned lecturer and broadcaster, explores the history of a cataclysm
and its consequences from the fi rst small blaze to the rebirth of the City.
Paul Finch, editorial director of Architects’ Journal, will introduce The Wren Talk
which takes place as part of the London Festival of Architecture.
TICKETS
£18 door
£12 advance from
www.stbrides.com
CONTACT
gloria@stbrides.com
DELIVERED BY WRITER AND HISTORIAN ADRIAN TINNISWOOD
DATE: 14th June | 7pm-8:15pm
St Bride’s Church, Fleet Street, London See full event details
Writer and historian Adrian Tinniswood pieces together the human story of the Fire
and its aftermath, providing a reconstruction of what happened to schoolchildren,
and servants, courtiers and clergymen.
The Great Fire wasn’t simply a tragedy of economics and architecture, some
436 acres of closely packed streets burned, 13,200 houses destroyed, millions of
pounds lost; it also killed and maimed, and it drove Londoners mad in their quest
for vengeance.
Tinniswood, a seasoned lecturer and broadcaster, explores the history of a cataclysm
and its consequences from the fi rst small blaze to the rebirth of the City.
Paul Finch, editorial director of Architects’ Journal, will introduce The Wren Talk
which takes place as part of the London Festival of Architecture.
TICKETS
£18 door
£12 advance from
www.stbrides.com
CONTACT
gloria@stbrides.com
Communication and PR Awards shortlist
Theshort list for the second round of the Communication and PR Awards has been announced.
Nominations in each category will be announced after the final judging on 25 May, and the Awards will be presented at the Awards Party on Thursday 16 June, at St Martin’s Hall and Light Well, St Martin in the Field, Trafalgar Square.
Arcadis Global PR
Colliers International
Faust PR
Four Communications
Galliford Try
Goodfellow Communications
Hamptons International
Holistic Group
London Communications Agency
Redwood Consulting
The Oracle Group
YOU Agency
WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff
Theshort list for the second round of the Communication and PR Awards has been announced.
Nominations in each category will be announced after the final judging on 25 May, and the Awards will be presented at the Awards Party on Thursday 16 June, at St Martin’s Hall and Light Well, St Martin in the Field, Trafalgar Square.
Arcadis Global PR
Colliers International
Faust PR
Four Communications
Galliford Try
Goodfellow Communications
Hamptons International
Holistic Group
London Communications Agency
Redwood Consulting
The Oracle Group
YOU Agency
WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff
IBP Events Programme 2016
IBP runs a pro-active and re-active programme of events; therefore, the programme listed below only includes planned events. A number of other events are promoted as and when a subject or industry issues needs to be aired.
THURSDAY 28 April
TALKING DIGITAL WITH THE GUARDIAN and the WALL STREET JOURNAL
IBP Futures Group
Chaired by: Nick Duxbury, Executive Editor, Inside Housing
Hosted by: Edelman
Time/Venue: 6.30pm: Southside, 103 Victoria Street, SW1E 6QT
Speakers:
Martin Belam, Social and New Formats Editor, The Guardian
Sarah Marshall, Social Media Editor, The Wall Street Journal
THURSDAY 16 JUNE
COMMUNICATION and PR AWARDS
IBP Summer Party
Venue: St Martin’s Hall and Light Well, St Martin in the Fields, Trafalgar Square
Hosted by: Rebecca Evans, Editor, Construction News, President IBP
Speaker: Sophie Walker, Leader of the UK’s Women’s Equity Party
Programme in development
JULY
IBP Virtual AGM
AUGUST
Call for Entries: IBP Annual Journalism Awards
Awards entries close Friday 9 September
Awards Judging: Monday 10 October
LATE SEPTEMBER
IBP Futures Group
Subject:
Hosted by:
Time/Venue:
In development
THURSDAY 01 DECEMBER
IBP Annual National Journalism Awards Dinner
Venue: Four Seasons Hotel, Park Lane
Guest Speaker & Awards Presented by:
Peter Wynne Rees CBE, Professor of Places and City Planning
UCL Faculty of the Built Environment
Awards Presentations hosted by:
Peter Murray, Chairman, New London Architecture Gallery at The Building Centre
Programme in development
MONDAY12 DECEMBER
Communications Industry Carol Service
Venue: St Bride’s Church, Fleet Street, London EC4 6.30 to 7.30pm
Reception: All Bar One, Ludgate Hill – 7.30PM onwards
IBP runs a pro-active and re-active programme of events; therefore, the programme listed below only includes planned events. A number of other events are promoted as and when a subject or industry issues needs to be aired.
THURSDAY 28 April
TALKING DIGITAL WITH THE GUARDIAN and the WALL STREET JOURNAL
IBP Futures Group
Chaired by: Nick Duxbury, Executive Editor, Inside Housing
Hosted by: Edelman
Time/Venue: 6.30pm: Southside, 103 Victoria Street, SW1E 6QT
Speakers:
Martin Belam, Social and New Formats Editor, The Guardian
Sarah Marshall, Social Media Editor, The Wall Street Journal
THURSDAY 16 JUNE
COMMUNICATION and PR AWARDS
IBP Summer Party
Venue: St Martin’s Hall and Light Well, St Martin in the Fields, Trafalgar Square
Hosted by: Rebecca Evans, Editor, Construction News, President IBP
Speaker: Sophie Walker, Leader of the UK’s Women’s Equity Party
Programme in development
JULY
IBP Virtual AGM
AUGUST
Call for Entries: IBP Annual Journalism Awards
Awards entries close Friday 9 September
Awards Judging: Monday 10 October
LATE SEPTEMBER
IBP Futures Group
Subject:
Hosted by:
Time/Venue:
In development
THURSDAY 01 DECEMBER
IBP Annual National Journalism Awards Dinner
Venue: Four Seasons Hotel, Park Lane
Guest Speaker & Awards Presented by:
Peter Wynne Rees CBE, Professor of Places and City Planning
UCL Faculty of the Built Environment
Awards Presentations hosted by:
Peter Murray, Chairman, New London Architecture Gallery at The Building Centre
Programme in development
MONDAY12 DECEMBER
Communications Industry Carol Service
Venue: St Bride’s Church, Fleet Street, London EC4 6.30 to 7.30pm
Reception: All Bar One, Ludgate Hill – 7.30PM onwards