The next generation of talent were celebrated at the CIBSE Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) Awards.
Three talented young engineers shaping a resilient built environment were recognised with awards, at the event held in Sydney in October.
The Awards shine a spotlight on the emerging talent driving the profession forward.
Entrants were required to submit video pitches on the theme Circularity economy – paying it forward for the future generation, focusing on the real-world challenges of circularity in the built environment.
James Wahbe, undergraduate electrical engineer at Goldfish & Bay, and the University of Technology Sydney won the Mark Griffin Award – Student of the Year.
Alice Meacher, graduate mechanical engineer at Arup, won the Haris Moraitis Award – Graduate of the Year.
Liam Kearns, principal mechanical critical systems engineer at Cundall, won the Jack Pirie Award – Young Engineer of the Year.
There was also an Award recognising the value and importance of supporting those new to the industry, in the Jeff Robinson Award for Advocate of the Year. This was won by Peter Young, principal/mechanical section manager at Northrop Consulting Engineers.
For more information and photos of the night visit: CIBSE ANZ Awards