AT Awards| Chartered Architectural Technologist of the Year

1. 150 word statement on why the entrant should receive this Award.
2. Written submission, maximum length 2,000 words, outlining the applicant’s character, key responsibilities and work, aspects which illustrate specialist skills and a description of the reason explaining how the entrant has demonstrated excellence as a Chartered Architectural Technologist.
3. Support evidence and testimonials can be included to accompany the submission.
4. A non-refundable entry fee of £60 (incl. VAT).

If the entry doesn't satisfy the criteria, it may be returned to you for resubmission.

Should further clarity or information be required, the nominator will be contacted regarding the nomination.
 

Example of an entry

The winner receives:

the coveted title of ‘Chartered Architectural Technologist of the Year’, a trophy, logo and certificate.


Promotion:

• Use of a customised AT Awards logo.
• Press release.
• Features and films on the website and social media channels.
• Promotion at future events.
• Case studies.
• Promotion before, during and after the AT Awards event.

Entries are judged and peer assessed by the Judging Panel irrespective of complexity, location or style. Judging takes place during June and the Panel may make a request to speak to the nominee.

Entry conditions

1. Winning submissions remain the property of CIAT and will be used in publicity material accordingly.
2. The application form must be completed in full in the prescribed format, together with the entry fee.
3. Once the application has been submitted, no refunds can be made if the application is later withdrawn.
4. Confidentiality will be observed in respect of the information associated with the submitted entry.
5. Judges reserve the right to accept or reject entries.
6. Judges reserve the right to not make an award.
7. There will only be one winner in any one year. 
8. The Judge's decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.

All queries should be directed to atawards@ciat.org.uk or call +44(0)20 7278 2206 and speak to the Communications Department.