The achievements of young engineering professionals were celebrated at the CIBSE Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) Young Engineers Awards last month.
Students, graduates, mentors and the businesses that support them were recognised at the event in Melbourne.
Students, graduates and young engineers had to submit video entries that responded to the challenge of reimagining the way building performance is perceived.
The winners were:
- Mark Griffin Award – Student of the Year: Benjamin Moss, University of Sydney
- Haris Moraitis Award – Graduate of the Year: Finn Veeneklaas, WSP
- Jack Pirie Award – Young Engineer of the Year: Kimberly Lowe, Aecom
- Jeff Robinson Award – Engineering Advocate of the Year: Storm Harpham, Simx
Guest speaker Jack Blackwell, zero carbon buildings officer at the City of Melbourne, outlined the city’s sustainability ambitions, while James Moyes, chair of the CIBSE Victoria Chapter, spoke on the CIBSE Presidential theme of paying it forward.
He said: ‘Every hour, every idea, every act of generosity strengthens our profession and leaves a legacy
for future generations.’
See the award-winning entries at: ANZ Young Engineers Awards