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The deadline to enter the CIBSE Building Performance Awards 2027 has now been extended until 11 September 2026. Entries are open to any organisation or individual, globally, that is responsible for the design, commissioning, construction, installation and operation of low-energy and high-performance buildings and the manufacturers whose products enable efficient energy consumption or other building performance outcomes. With a total of 20 categories to choose from and no entry fee, there is still time to submit your entry and be in the running to gain recognition across the industry. Read the entry requirements 👉 https://lnkd.in/dcNGvNAK 📅The Awards will take place on 4 March 2027. 📍London, UK. #WeAreCIBSE #InspiringPeopleTransformingPlaces

One of my favourite roles at @CIBSE is to chair the judging panel for the CIBSE Building Performance Awards . One of the biggest challenges facing our industry is closing the gap between design intent and how buildings perform in use. As expectations around energy use, occupant wellbeing, resilience and whole-life performance continue to grow, evidence has never been more important. The CIBSE Building Performance Awards recognise projects, initiatives, products and people based on measured outcomes, rewarding those who can demonstrate real performance. The 2027 judging panel brings together over 30 experts from across the built environment, representing a broad range of disciplines and experience. Together, we'll be looking for entries that showcase robust evidence, lessons learned and approaches that can help move the industry forward. If you've delivered an outstanding building, developed an innovative product, or led work that has achieved measurable performance improvements, do consider entering. Entries are open globally to organisations and individuals involved in the design, commissioning, construction, installation and operation of high-performing, low-energy and low carbon buildings, as well as manufacturers and services which contribute to better building performance outcomes and/or better evaluation of these outcomes. The entry deadline is 1 September 2026, so there is one month remaining to submit your work. Looking forward to your entries! Find out more and enter here: https://lnkd.in/dg5YUFfi Thank you to all of our judges for giving their time and expertise to support the awards: Jan Artemenko Jon Belfield Mat Colmer Jennifer Cox Amrita Dasgupta Shekhar Tony Day Zoe Dickson Kathryn Donald Emma Fleet Rob Griffiths Eszter A Gulacsy Sundara Gurushev Mina Hasman OBE Marianne Heaslip Jess Hrivnak Andrew Jolly Aidan Kelly Andrew K. Thomas Lefevre Ir Dr Peter Long Iain MacDougall Yara Machnouk Hakeem M. Laura Mansel-Thomas Esther Martinez CEng Ian Mawditt Farah Naz FCibse RibaAF AoU Robin Nicholson Miriam Ozanne Christopher Powell Mike Powers Rob Redfern BEng (Hons) CEng FCIBSE Jon Saltmarsh Darren Spillett MBA CEng MCIBSE Mathew Stark Milena Stojkovic Lynne Sullivan OBE Peter Thorns Chris Twinn James Warne Ed Wealend #BuildingServices #NetZero #Sustainability #CIBSE #BuildingPerformanceAwards2027 #InspiringPeopleTransformingPlaces #ClimateAction Now #data #ThisIsEngineering

The countdown is on. Entries for the CIBSE Building Performance Awards 2027 close on 1 September. The awards recognise measured building performance and are open globally to organisations and individuals involved in delivering high-performing, low-energy buildings and the products that support them. If you've delivered measurable improvements, energy efficiency or occupant outcomes, now is the time to showcase your work. 📅 Entry deadline: 1 September 🏆 Awards ceremony: 4 March 2027, Park Plaza Westminster, London. #BPA2027 #CIBSE #InspiringPeopleTransformingPlaces

Following his official appointment at CIBSE’s Annual General Meeting in June, 2026-2027 CIBSE President EurIng Prof Dave Cooper MBE highlighted the importance of designing buildings that are adaptable, human-centred and resilient to change. His Presidential theme, “Future-proofing through resilience”, places people and long-term adaptability at the heart of building engineering. “As engineers, future-proofing the built environment means designing with users at the heart of our buildings, anticipating their evolving needs and creating adaptable, healthy and inspiring spaces that will continue to support them… Future-proofing through resilience means creating buildings that can adapt seamlessly to change, whether in technology, occupancy patterns, or societal expectations, without losing their relevance or effectiveness.” 🎥 Watch his full Presidential Address: https://buff.ly/Dxhc7qp 📖 Read his Presidential Address: https://buff.ly/wNBLd1o #WeAreCIBSE #InspiringPeopleTransformingPlaces #CIBSEPresident

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