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	For more information about the AT Awards 2024 being held in East London on 25 October, 2024. [https://architecturaltechnology.com/atawards.html Visit here.]		For more information about the AT Awards 2024 being held in East London on 25 October, 2024. [https://architecturaltechnology.com/atawards.html Visit here.]

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	= AT Awards ceremony 2023 opening comments =		= AT Awards ceremony 2023 opening comments =
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	* Architectural Technology Awards 2021.		* Architectural Technology Awards 2021.
	* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wYIdKpJna8 Architectural Technology Awards 2022.]		* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wYIdKpJna8 Architectural Technology Awards 2022.]
		+	* AT Awards 2024 finalists.
	* Changing attitudes towards the mental wellbeing of early career Architectural Technology professionals.		* Changing attitudes towards the mental wellbeing of early career Architectural Technology professionals.
	* Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists		* Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists

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−	= AT Awards ceremony opening comments =	+	= AT Awards 2024 finalists announced =
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		+	For more information about the AT Awards 2024 being held in East London on 25 October, 2024. [https://architecturaltechnology.com/atawards.html Visit here.]
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		+	= AT Awards ceremony 2023 opening comments =

	"How lucky we are to be here, amid the turmoil and the strife, the rain and the wind, the uncertainty and the upset, the sheer cost of living to have the Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists. CIAT is a store of value, is a bastion of standards, an Oasis of calm and a community of kindred spirits."		"How lucky we are to be here, amid the turmoil and the strife, the rain and the wind, the uncertainty and the upset, the sheer cost of living to have the Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists. CIAT is a store of value, is a bastion of standards, an Oasis of calm and a community of kindred spirits."

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	= AT Awards ceremony opening comments =		= AT Awards ceremony opening comments =

−	"~~A how~~ lucky we are to be here, amid the turmoil and the strife, the rain and the wind, the uncertainty and the upset, the sheer cost of living to have the Chartered Institute of ~~architectural technologists~~. CIAT is a store of value, is a bastion of standards, an Oasis of calm and a community of kindred spirits."	+	"How lucky we are to be here, amid the turmoil and the strife, the rain and the wind, the uncertainty and the upset, the sheer cost of living to have the Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists. CIAT is a store of value, is a bastion of standards, an Oasis of calm and a community of kindred spirits."

	"Where the vital flames of this discipline can be ignited, kindled fed and fuelled, admired appreciated and celebrated at an event like the one that we have today. It's a flame that keeps us warm, which provides us with the structures and environments which, whether we realise it or not make life more enjoyable, safer, more sustainable and all the people in this room make that happen. Something we should be celebrating you make it happen with your combination of cutting edge technology common sense and yes on occasion the humble pencil."		"Where the vital flames of this discipline can be ignited, kindled fed and fuelled, admired appreciated and celebrated at an event like the one that we have today. It's a flame that keeps us warm, which provides us with the structures and environments which, whether we realise it or not make life more enjoyable, safer, more sustainable and all the people in this room make that happen. Something we should be celebrating you make it happen with your combination of cutting edge technology common sense and yes on occasion the humble pencil."

−	These were the opening lines of the host for the evenings event before he introduced the current CIAT President Kevin Crawford. Kevin discussed CIAT achievements over the past two years "the development framework that all of us have been working hard on is now live and online, and the revised QAA subject benchmark was published last year. These underpin the base level or understanding ~~that~~ everyone within our industry. These are how everyone else measures what architectural technology as a discipline is and what it does. It ~~show~~ us what being chartered means, what AT can do and should be able to do, what it stands for, for its members."	+	These were the opening lines of the host for the evenings event before he introduced the current CIAT President Kevin Crawford. Kevin discussed CIAT achievements over the past two years "the development framework that all of us have been working hard on is now live and online, and the revised QAA subject benchmark was published last year. These underpin the base level of understanding for everyone within our industry. These are how everyone else measures what architectural technology as a discipline is and what it does. It shows us what being chartered means, what AT can do and should be able to do, what it stands for, for its members."

	[[File:At23_stage.jpg\|link=File:At23_stage.jpg]]		[[File:At23_stage.jpg\|link=File:At23_stage.jpg]]
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	Kevin Crawford went on to discuss the challenges of the past two years such as the recent RAAC scandal and the Building Safety Act.		Kevin Crawford went on to discuss the challenges of the past two years such as the recent RAAC scandal and the Building Safety Act.

−	"What the building safety Act has done, is brought together what we should have been doing for the last 30-40 ~~fifty~~ 60 years. It is actually about having a proper process, having competent people doing the job they are trained to do. Working collaboratively, a core principle of what we are taught, if you do not know the answer, you know someone that does. The Building Safety Act, affects every single person in different ways. It is the biggest change within industry that has happened in my career. Competencies are now going to be measured and we have to stand up to that, CIAT are working with the committees in the background and they will be supporting us moving forward."	+	"What the building safety Act has done, is brought together what we should have been doing for the last 30-40, 50, 60 years. It is actually about having a proper process, having competent people doing the job they are trained to do. Working collaboratively, a core principle of what we are taught, if you do not know the answer, you know someone that does. The Building Safety Act, affects every single person in different ways. It is the biggest change within industry that has happened in my career. Competencies are now going to be measured and we have to stand up to that, CIAT are working with the committees in the background and they will be supporting us moving forward."

	"It's a great time to be an AT because of these issues around competency, something CIAT has been working hard on. We have 58 accredited courses and programs within CIAT, 39 are honours degrees, 8 are masters and 11 HNC's and other routes into the profession, plus there is the graduate scheme. These are paving the way for the next generation to follow on what has been built over a number of years. So I see ATs in a very healthy position and I applaud every single educator here who have nothing but the future profession in their hearts."		"It's a great time to be an AT because of these issues around competency, something CIAT has been working hard on. We have 58 accredited courses and programs within CIAT, 39 are honours degrees, 8 are masters and 11 HNC's and other routes into the profession, plus there is the graduate scheme. These are paving the way for the next generation to follow on what has been built over a number of years. So I see ATs in a very healthy position and I applaud every single educator here who have nothing but the future profession in their hearts."
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−	The evening continued in the great open space of the underground and a very open and approachable organisation and people. Awards, and a mix of younger and experienced talent from academia and the profession.

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	= What are the AT Awards? =		= What are the AT Awards? =

−	The [https://architecturaltechnology.com/awards.html AT Awards] are CIAT’s premier accolades that demonstrate and recognise outstanding achievement – celebrating Architectural Technology at its best.	+	The [https://architecturaltechnology.com/awards.html AT Awards] are CIAT’s premier accolades that demonstrate and recognise outstanding achievement – celebrating Architectural Technology at its best. They are designed to recognise excellence in Architectural Technology globally. The suite of AT Awards are open to all professionals and students; nationally and internationally.
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−	~~The AT Awards~~ are designed to recognise excellence in Architectural Technology globally. The suite of AT Awards are open to all professionals and students; nationally and internationally.	+

−	Assessment is based upon the innovative application of Architectural Technology against a set criteria for each Award. Judges ~~will~~ look for robust and functional designs that are:	+	Assessment is based upon the innovative application of Architectural Technology against a set criteria for each Award. Judges look for robust and functional designs that are:

	* constructed economically;		* constructed economically;
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	= AT Awards \| Excellence in Architectural Technology =		= AT Awards \| Excellence in Architectural Technology =

−	Recognising excellence in Architectural Technology globally, the AT Awards \| Excellence in Architectural Technology are open to all professionals, whether based nationally or internationally. The Award for Excellence in Architectural Technology comprises of three categories, below are the finalists for this category in 2023 [https://architecturaltechnology.com/atawards/at-awards-2023-finalists.html for further information visit];	+	Recognising excellence in Architectural Technology globally, the AT Awards \| Excellence in Architectural Technology are open to all professionals, whether based nationally or internationally. The Award for Excellence in Architectural Technology comprises three categories, below are the finalists for this category in 2023 [https://architecturaltechnology.com/atawards/at-awards-2023-finalists.html for further information visit];

	[[File:AT23_winner_life_sciences_banner.jpg\|link=File:AT23_winner_life_sciences_banner.jpg]]		[[File:AT23_winner_life_sciences_banner.jpg\|link=File:AT23_winner_life_sciences_banner.jpg]]
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	* Mildenhall Hub - Winner		* Mildenhall Hub - Winner
	* Sutton Rose/Boldmere Court		* Sutton Rose/Boldmere Court
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−	~~Description and dates~~
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−	~~Architectural Technology is a creative and innovative design discipline which integrates architecture, science, technology and engineering.~~
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−	Architectural Technology forms the link between concept, innovation and realisation of a building or structure. At its heart is the technology, buildability, functionality and performance of the design, taking into consideration materials, innovative processes, production techniques and sustainability, all in compliance with regulatory, statutory and legal requirements.
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−	* Entries closed: Monday 19 June 2023
−	* Finalists announced: Thursday 31 August 2023 AT Awards event: Friday 20 October 2023

	= AT Awards \| Student Awards =		= AT Awards \| Student Awards =
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	* Jack Fleming for Hemp Lime Composite as a Natural Building Material for Proposed Walls in Irish Construction		* Jack Fleming for Hemp Lime Composite as a Natural Building Material for Proposed Walls in Irish Construction
	* Saif Wasim for An Investigation into Improving Communication to Students with Enhance Remote Learning Experiences		* Saif Wasim for An Investigation into Improving Communication to Students with Enhance Remote Learning Experiences
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−	~~Key dates~~
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−	* Entries closed: Monday 24 July 2023
−	* Finalists announced: Thursday 28 September 2023 AT Awards event: Friday 20 October 2023

	= AT Awards \| Chartered Architectural Technologist of the Year =		= AT Awards \| Chartered Architectural Technologist of the Year =
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	* Craig O'Halloran FCIAT		* Craig O'Halloran FCIAT
	* Sarah Mickowski MCIAT		* Sarah Mickowski MCIAT
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−	~~Description and dates~~
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−	The coveted title ‘Chartered Architectural Technologist of the Year’ is for a Chartered Architectural Technologist’s experience and outstanding contribution in achieving excellence in Architectural Technology. This should be evidenced within the submission and how their contribution has inspired, influenced, or positively impacted the discipline, profession or Institute or others within the built environment is essential.
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−	The application should include the following information to support and evidence their case for outstanding contribution and set within the professional standards expected of a Chartered Architectural Technologist.
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−	* Context: what, where, when and with whom
−	* Impact: how this has had a positive effect
−	* Influence: how this has brought positive results
−	* Inspiration: how this could be used by others
−	* Vision: how their future personal development continues to shape them and others around them.
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−	This can be at a local, national and/or international level, provided that the nominee has demonstrated and made a significant impact within Architectural Technology. An entrant can be nominated by anyone, this could be a member or affiliate, a fellow professional, a client, employer, student or colleague; not self-nominated. All entrants must be a current Chartered Architectural Technologist.
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−	* Nominations closed: Monday 10 July 2023
−	* Finalists announced: Thursday 14 September 2023 AT Awards event: Friday 20 October 2023

	= AT Awards \| Emerging Talent in the Technology of Architecture =		= AT Awards \| Emerging Talent in the Technology of Architecture =
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	* Rosie Thirlwell ACIAT - Winner		* Rosie Thirlwell ACIAT - Winner
	* Rori Millar FCIAT		* Rori Millar FCIAT
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−	~~Description and dates~~
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−	The coveted title as ‘Emerging Talent in the Technology of Architecture for 2023’ is for an exceptional individual who is an Associate member or Chartered Architectural Technologist and has demonstrated commitment and aspiration to Architectural Technology, as an emerging talent in their professional development and career within the last ten years (i.e. 2013 onwards). This should be evidenced within the submission and how their exceptional contribution demonstrates commitment, aspiration, impact and future vision for the discipline, profession and the Institute.
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−	* Context: where, when and with whom
−	* Commitment: what, where and how this is evidenced
−	* Aspiration: what and how this has had a positive effect
−	* Impact: how this has or could be used
−	* Vision: how the applicant perceives the future of Architectural Technology
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−	This can be at a local, national and/or international level, provided that the nominee has demonstrated and made a significant impact already within Architectural Technology. An entrant can be nominated by anyone, this could be a member or affiliate, a fellow professional, a client, employer, student or colleague; not self-nominated.
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−	~~Key dates~~
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−	* Nominations closed: Monday 10 July 2023
−	* AT Awards event: Friday 20 October 2023

	= AT Awards \| The Presidents Medal =		= AT Awards \| The Presidents Medal =
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	Find out more at: [https://architecturaltechnology.com/awards.html https://architecturaltechnology.com/awards.html]		Find out more at: [https://architecturaltechnology.com/awards.html https://architecturaltechnology.com/awards.html]

−	~~= When are the AT Awards? =~~	+	-----
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	The Winners were announced on [https://architecturaltechnology.com/events/london-at-awards-2023.html Friday 20 October at the Village Underground in Shoreditch, London].		The Winners were announced on [https://architecturaltechnology.com/events/london-at-awards-2023.html Friday 20 October at the Village Underground in Shoreditch, London].

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	These were the opening lines of the host for the evenings event before he introduced the current CIAT President Kevin Crawford. Kevin discussed CIAT achievements over the past two years "the development framework that all of us have been working hard on is now live and online, and the revised QAA subject benchmark was published last year. These underpin the base level or understanding that everyone within our industry. These are how everyone else measures what architectural technology as a discipline is and what it does. It show us what being chartered means, what AT can do and should be able to do, what it stands for, for its members."		These were the opening lines of the host for the evenings event before he introduced the current CIAT President Kevin Crawford. Kevin discussed CIAT achievements over the past two years "the development framework that all of us have been working hard on is now live and online, and the revised QAA subject benchmark was published last year. These underpin the base level or understanding that everyone within our industry. These are how everyone else measures what architectural technology as a discipline is and what it does. It show us what being chartered means, what AT can do and should be able to do, what it stands for, for its members."

−	[[File:~~At23 stage~~.jpg]]	+	[[File:At23_stage.jpg\|link=File:At23_stage.jpg]]

	Kevin Crawford went on to discuss the challenges of the past two years such as the recent RAAC scandal and the Building Safety Act.		Kevin Crawford went on to discuss the challenges of the past two years such as the recent RAAC scandal and the Building Safety Act.
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	The evening continued in the great open space of the underground and a very open and approachable organisation and people. Awards, and a mix of younger and experienced talent from academia and the profession.		The evening continued in the great open space of the underground and a very open and approachable organisation and people. Awards, and a mix of younger and experienced talent from academia and the profession.

−	[[File:~~AT23 people 1~~.jpg]]	+	[[File:AT23_people_1.jpg\|link=File:AT23_people_1.jpg]]

	= What are the AT Awards? =		= What are the AT Awards? =
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	* and of durable performance.		* and of durable performance.

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−	~~= When are the AT Awards? =~~	+
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−	~~The Winners were announced on [https://architecturaltechnology.com/events/london-at-awards-2023.html Friday 20 October at the Village Underground in Shoreditch, London].~~	+
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−	~~[https://architecturaltechnology.com/atawards.html Click here for further information on the AT Awards and for all Finalists entries.] Information also below.~~	+
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−	~~= Headline Sponsors =~~	+
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−	The headline award sponsors for 2023 are [https://www.arp-ltd.com ARP Aluminium Guttering & Rainwater Systems], [https://www.mflinsurance.com MFL Insurance group] and [https://unilininsulation.co.uk UNILIN Insulation]	+
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−	~~[[File:CIAT_AT_awards_headline_sponsors_1000~~.jpg\|link=File:~~CIAT_AT_awards_headline_sponsors_1000~~.jpg]]	+
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−	~~= Media partners =~~	+
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−	~~Designing Buildings is happy to be an official Media Partner for the AT Awards 2023.~~	+
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−	~~The only event dedicated to recognising excellence & outstanding achievement within Architectural Technology.~~	+
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−	~~[[File:AT_DB_Media_Partner_logos_border_900.jpg\|link=File:AT_DB_Media_Partner_logos_border_900.jpg]]~~	+
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−	~~[[File:CIAT_AT_awards1000.jpg\|link=https://architecturaltechnology.com/awards.html~~]]	+

	= AT Awards \| Excellence in Architectural Technology =		= AT Awards \| Excellence in Architectural Technology =
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	Find out more at: [https://architecturaltechnology.com/awards.html https://architecturaltechnology.com/awards.html]		Find out more at: [https://architecturaltechnology.com/awards.html https://architecturaltechnology.com/awards.html]

−	-----	+	= When are the AT Awards? =
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		+	The Winners were announced on [https://architecturaltechnology.com/events/london-at-awards-2023.html Friday 20 October at the Village Underground in Shoreditch, London].
		+
		+	[https://architecturaltechnology.com/atawards.html Click here for further information on the AT Awards and for all Finalists entries.] Information also below.
		+
		+	= Headline Sponsors =
		+
		+	The headline award sponsors for 2023 are [https://www.arp-ltd.com ARP Aluminium Guttering & Rainwater Systems], [https://www.mflinsurance.com MFL Insurance group] and [https://unilininsulation.co.uk UNILIN Insulation]
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		+	[[File:CIAT_AT_awards_headline_sponsors_1000.jpg\|link=File:CIAT_AT_awards_headline_sponsors_1000.jpg]]
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		+	= Media partners =
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		+	Designing Buildings is happy to be an official Media Partner for the AT Awards 2023.
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		+	The only event dedicated to recognising excellence & outstanding achievement within Architectural Technology.
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		+	[[File:AT_DB_Media_Partner_logos_border_900.jpg\|link=File:AT_DB_Media_Partner_logos_border_900.jpg]]
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		+	[[File:CIAT_AT_awards1000.jpg\|link=https://architecturaltechnology.com/awards.html]]
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	This article is based on the CIAT AT Awards news items, "[https://architecturaltechnology.com/awards/atawards.html Enter the AT Awards]" April 2023 and the Media pack supplied in May 2023, and various updates including "[https://architecturaltechnology.com/resource/at-awards-2023-student-awards-finalists-announced.html AT Awards 2023 \| Student Awards Finalists announced]" dated September 28.		This article is based on the CIAT AT Awards news items, "[https://architecturaltechnology.com/awards/atawards.html Enter the AT Awards]" April 2023 and the Media pack supplied in May 2023, and various updates including "[https://architecturaltechnology.com/resource/at-awards-2023-student-awards-finalists-announced.html AT Awards 2023 \| Student Awards Finalists announced]" dated September 28.

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	These were the opening lines of the host for the evenings event before he introduced the current CIAT President Kevin Crawford. Kevin discussed CIAT achievements over the past two years "the development framework that all of us have been working hard on is now live and online, and the revised QAA subject benchmark was published last year. These underpin the base level or understanding that everyone within our industry. These are how everyone else measures what architectural technology as a discipline is and what it does. It show us what being chartered means, what AT can do and should be able to do, what it stands for, for its members."		These were the opening lines of the host for the evenings event before he introduced the current CIAT President Kevin Crawford. Kevin discussed CIAT achievements over the past two years "the development framework that all of us have been working hard on is now live and online, and the revised QAA subject benchmark was published last year. These underpin the base level or understanding that everyone within our industry. These are how everyone else measures what architectural technology as a discipline is and what it does. It show us what being chartered means, what AT can do and should be able to do, what it stands for, for its members."
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		+	[[File:At23 stage.jpg]]

	Kevin Crawford went on to discuss the challenges of the past two years such as the recent RAAC scandal and the Building Safety Act.		Kevin Crawford went on to discuss the challenges of the past two years such as the recent RAAC scandal and the Building Safety Act.
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	The evening continued in the great open space of the underground and a very open and approachable organisation and people. Awards, and a mix of younger and experienced talent from academia and the profession.		The evening continued in the great open space of the underground and a very open and approachable organisation and people. Awards, and a mix of younger and experienced talent from academia and the profession.
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		+	[[File:AT23 people 1.jpg]]

	= What are the AT Awards? =		= What are the AT Awards? =
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	* environmentally sustainable;		* environmentally sustainable;
	* and of durable performance.		* and of durable performance.
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		+	[[File:AT23 people 2.jpg]]

	= When are the AT Awards? =		= When are the AT Awards? =
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	Recognising excellence in Architectural Technology globally, the AT Awards \| Excellence in Architectural Technology are open to all professionals, whether based nationally or internationally. The Award for Excellence in Architectural Technology comprises of three categories, below are the finalists for this category in 2023 [https://architecturaltechnology.com/atawards/at-awards-2023-finalists.html for further information visit];		Recognising excellence in Architectural Technology globally, the AT Awards \| Excellence in Architectural Technology are open to all professionals, whether based nationally or internationally. The Award for Excellence in Architectural Technology comprises of three categories, below are the finalists for this category in 2023 [https://architecturaltechnology.com/atawards/at-awards-2023-finalists.html for further information visit];

−	== [[File:AT23_winner_life_sciences_banner.jpg\|link=File:AT23_winner_life_sciences_banner.jpg]] ==	+	[[File:AT23_winner_life_sciences_banner.jpg\|link=File:AT23_winner_life_sciences_banner.jpg]]

	== Small to medium size projects, up to the value of £2 million ==		== Small to medium size projects, up to the value of £2 million ==

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	Recognising excellence in Architectural Technology globally, the AT Awards \| Excellence in Architectural Technology are open to all professionals, whether based nationally or internationally. The Award for Excellence in Architectural Technology comprises of three categories, below are the finalists for this category in 2023 [https://architecturaltechnology.com/atawards/at-awards-2023-finalists.html for further information visit];		Recognising excellence in Architectural Technology globally, the AT Awards \| Excellence in Architectural Technology are open to all professionals, whether based nationally or internationally. The Award for Excellence in Architectural Technology comprises of three categories, below are the finalists for this category in 2023 [https://architecturaltechnology.com/atawards/at-awards-2023-finalists.html for further information visit];

−	== [[File:~~AT23 winner life sciences banner~~.jpg]] ==	+	== [[File:AT23_winner_life_sciences_banner.jpg\|link=File:AT23_winner_life_sciences_banner.jpg]] ==

	== Small to medium size projects, up to the value of £2 million ==		== Small to medium size projects, up to the value of £2 million ==
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	== Medium to large size projects, +£2 million up to the value of £10 million ==		== Medium to large size projects, +£2 million up to the value of £10 million ==
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	* Specialist Veterinary Referral Hospital		* Specialist Veterinary Referral Hospital

−	== [[File:~~AT23 winner mildhall banner~~ .jpg]] ==	+	[[File:AT23_winner_mildhall_banner_.jpg\|link=File:AT23_winner_mildhall_banner_.jpg]]

	== Large to mega size projects, +£10 million ==		== Large to mega size projects, +£10 million ==
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	* The Student Award for Excellence in Architectural Technology (Report)		* The Student Award for Excellence in Architectural Technology (Report)

−	[[File:~~AT23 winner craske banner~~.jpg]]	+	[[File:AT23_winner_craske_banner.jpg\|link=File:AT23_winner_craske_banner.jpg]]

	The Finalists for The Student Award for Excellence in Architectural Technology (Project) are:		The Finalists for The Student Award for Excellence in Architectural Technology (Project) are:
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	* Julia Aleksandra Szymborska for Sirocco Quays - Belfast		* Julia Aleksandra Szymborska for Sirocco Quays - Belfast

−	[[File:~~AT23 winner buckly banner~~.jpg]]	+	[[File:AT23_winner_buckly_banner.jpg\|link=File:AT23_winner_buckly_banner.jpg]]

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	The AT Awards \| Chartered Architectural Technologist of the Year is an annual Award for excellence in the technology of architecture as a Chartered Architectural Technologist. Chartered Architectural Technologists are the lead for the technological and technical design of a project; forming the link between concept, innovation and realisation. This Award recognises and celebrates excellence and achievement demonstrated by a Chartered Architectural Technologist within Architectural Technology, the technology of architecture.		The AT Awards \| Chartered Architectural Technologist of the Year is an annual Award for excellence in the technology of architecture as a Chartered Architectural Technologist. Chartered Architectural Technologists are the lead for the technological and technical design of a project; forming the link between concept, innovation and realisation. This Award recognises and celebrates excellence and achievement demonstrated by a Chartered Architectural Technologist within Architectural Technology, the technology of architecture.

−	[[File:~~AT23 winner halloran banner~~ .jpg]]	+	[[File:AT23_winner_halloran_banner_.jpg\|link=File:AT23_winner_halloran_banner_.jpg]]

	Below are the finalists for this category in 2023 [https://architecturaltechnology.com/atawards/at-awards-2023-finalists.html for further information visit];		Below are the finalists for this category in 2023 [https://architecturaltechnology.com/atawards/at-awards-2023-finalists.html for further information visit];
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	The AT Awards \| Emerging Talent in the Technology of Architecture is an annual Award for excellence in the technology of architecture for those in the early stages of their career in Architectural Technology. It recognises Associate members and Chartered Architectural Technologists with a professional career path of ten years or less. This Award recognises and celebrates excellence and achievement demonstrated by a professional within Architectural Technology, the technology of architecture. Below are the finalists for this category in 2023 [https://architecturaltechnology.com/atawards/at-awards-2023-finalists.html for further information visit];		The AT Awards \| Emerging Talent in the Technology of Architecture is an annual Award for excellence in the technology of architecture for those in the early stages of their career in Architectural Technology. It recognises Associate members and Chartered Architectural Technologists with a professional career path of ten years or less. This Award recognises and celebrates excellence and achievement demonstrated by a professional within Architectural Technology, the technology of architecture. Below are the finalists for this category in 2023 [https://architecturaltechnology.com/atawards/at-awards-2023-finalists.html for further information visit];

−	[[File:~~AT23 winner thirwell banner~~ .jpg]]	+	[[File:AT23_winner_thirwell_banner_.jpg\|link=File:AT23_winner_thirwell_banner_.jpg]]

	* Rosie Thirlwell ACIAT - Winner		* Rosie Thirlwell ACIAT - Winner
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	The AT Awards \| The Presidents Medal recognises and celebrates the dedication and commitment of Chartered Architectural Technologists who have demonstrated a significant contribution or outstanding service to the Institute.		The AT Awards \| The Presidents Medal recognises and celebrates the dedication and commitment of Chartered Architectural Technologists who have demonstrated a significant contribution or outstanding service to the Institute.

−	[[File:~~AT23 president medal banner~~ .jpg]]	+	[[File:AT23_president_medal_banner_.jpg\|link=File:AT23_president_medal_banner_.jpg]]

	Gary Mees PPCIAT MCIAT		Gary Mees PPCIAT MCIAT

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	"It's a great time to be an AT because of these issues around competency, something CIAT has been working hard on. We have 58 accredited courses and programs within CIAT, 39 are honours degrees, 8 are masters and 11 HNC's and other routes into the profession, plus there is the graduate scheme. These are paving the way for the next generation to follow on what has been built over a number of years. So I see ATs in a very healthy position and I applaud every single educator here who have nothing but the future profession in their hearts."		"It's a great time to be an AT because of these issues around competency, something CIAT has been working hard on. We have 58 accredited courses and programs within CIAT, 39 are honours degrees, 8 are masters and 11 HNC's and other routes into the profession, plus there is the graduate scheme. These are paving the way for the next generation to follow on what has been built over a number of years. So I see ATs in a very healthy position and I applaud every single educator here who have nothing but the future profession in their hearts."
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		+	The evening continued in the great open space of the underground and a very open and approachable organisation and people. Awards, and a mix of younger and experienced talent from academia and the profession.

	= What are the AT Awards? =		= What are the AT Awards? =
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	Recognising excellence in Architectural Technology globally, the AT Awards \| Excellence in Architectural Technology are open to all professionals, whether based nationally or internationally. The Award for Excellence in Architectural Technology comprises of three categories, below are the finalists for this category in 2023 [https://architecturaltechnology.com/atawards/at-awards-2023-finalists.html for further information visit];		Recognising excellence in Architectural Technology globally, the AT Awards \| Excellence in Architectural Technology are open to all professionals, whether based nationally or internationally. The Award for Excellence in Architectural Technology comprises of three categories, below are the finalists for this category in 2023 [https://architecturaltechnology.com/atawards/at-awards-2023-finalists.html for further information visit];
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		+	== [[File:AT23 winner life sciences banner.jpg]] ==

	== Small to medium size projects, up to the value of £2 million ==		== Small to medium size projects, up to the value of £2 million ==
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	* New Build Contemporary House, Guildford		* New Build Contemporary House, Guildford
	* Plot 9, Caxton		* Plot 9, Caxton
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		+	== [[File:AT23 winner guiness banner.jpg]] ==

	== Medium to large size projects, +£2 million up to the value of £10 million ==		== Medium to large size projects, +£2 million up to the value of £10 million ==
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	* Blythe Rose		* Blythe Rose
	* Specialist Veterinary Referral Hospital		* Specialist Veterinary Referral Hospital
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		+	== [[File:AT23 winner mildhall banner .jpg]] ==

	== Large to mega size projects, +£10 million ==		== Large to mega size projects, +£10 million ==
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	* The Student Award for Excellence in Architectural Technology (Project)		* The Student Award for Excellence in Architectural Technology (Project)
	* The Student Award for Excellence in Architectural Technology (Report)		* The Student Award for Excellence in Architectural Technology (Report)
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	The Finalists for The Student Award for Excellence in Architectural Technology (Project) are:		The Finalists for The Student Award for Excellence in Architectural Technology (Project) are:
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	* Jack Buckley ACIAT for Sirocco Quays: Multi-Generational Residential Scheme		* Jack Buckley ACIAT for Sirocco Quays: Multi-Generational Residential Scheme
	* Julia Aleksandra Szymborska for Sirocco Quays - Belfast		* Julia Aleksandra Szymborska for Sirocco Quays - Belfast
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		+	[[File:AT23 winner buckly banner.jpg]]

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	The AT Awards \| Chartered Architectural Technologist of the Year is an annual Award for excellence in the technology of architecture as a Chartered Architectural Technologist. Chartered Architectural Technologists are the lead for the technological and technical design of a project; forming the link between concept, innovation and realisation. This Award recognises and celebrates excellence and achievement demonstrated by a Chartered Architectural Technologist within Architectural Technology, the technology of architecture.		The AT Awards \| Chartered Architectural Technologist of the Year is an annual Award for excellence in the technology of architecture as a Chartered Architectural Technologist. Chartered Architectural Technologists are the lead for the technological and technical design of a project; forming the link between concept, innovation and realisation. This Award recognises and celebrates excellence and achievement demonstrated by a Chartered Architectural Technologist within Architectural Technology, the technology of architecture.
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		+	[[File:AT23 winner halloran banner .jpg]]

	Below are the finalists for this category in 2023 [https://architecturaltechnology.com/atawards/at-awards-2023-finalists.html for further information visit];		Below are the finalists for this category in 2023 [https://architecturaltechnology.com/atawards/at-awards-2023-finalists.html for further information visit];
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	The AT Awards \| Emerging Talent in the Technology of Architecture is an annual Award for excellence in the technology of architecture for those in the early stages of their career in Architectural Technology. It recognises Associate members and Chartered Architectural Technologists with a professional career path of ten years or less. This Award recognises and celebrates excellence and achievement demonstrated by a professional within Architectural Technology, the technology of architecture. Below are the finalists for this category in 2023 [https://architecturaltechnology.com/atawards/at-awards-2023-finalists.html for further information visit];		The AT Awards \| Emerging Talent in the Technology of Architecture is an annual Award for excellence in the technology of architecture for those in the early stages of their career in Architectural Technology. It recognises Associate members and Chartered Architectural Technologists with a professional career path of ten years or less. This Award recognises and celebrates excellence and achievement demonstrated by a professional within Architectural Technology, the technology of architecture. Below are the finalists for this category in 2023 [https://architecturaltechnology.com/atawards/at-awards-2023-finalists.html for further information visit];
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		+	[[File:AT23 winner thirwell banner .jpg]]

	* Rosie Thirlwell ACIAT - Winner		* Rosie Thirlwell ACIAT - Winner
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	The AT Awards \| The Presidents Medal recognises and celebrates the dedication and commitment of Chartered Architectural Technologists who have demonstrated a significant contribution or outstanding service to the Institute.		The AT Awards \| The Presidents Medal recognises and celebrates the dedication and commitment of Chartered Architectural Technologists who have demonstrated a significant contribution or outstanding service to the Institute.
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		+	[[File:AT23 president medal banner .jpg]]

	Gary Mees PPCIAT MCIAT		Gary Mees PPCIAT MCIAT

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−	= AT Awards ceremony =	+	= AT Awards ceremony opening comments =

	"A how lucky we are to be here, amid the turmoil and the strife, the rain and the wind, the uncertainty and the upset, the sheer cost of living to have the Chartered Institute of architectural technologists. CIAT is a store of value, is a bastion of standards, an Oasis of calm and a community of kindred spirits."		"A how lucky we are to be here, amid the turmoil and the strife, the rain and the wind, the uncertainty and the upset, the sheer cost of living to have the Chartered Institute of architectural technologists. CIAT is a store of value, is a bastion of standards, an Oasis of calm and a community of kindred spirits."
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	"Where the vital flames of this discipline can be ignited, kindled fed and fuelled, admired appreciated and celebrated at an event like the one that we have today. It's a flame that keeps us warm, which provides us with the structures and environments which, whether we realise it or not make life more enjoyable, safer, more sustainable and all the people in this room make that happen. Something we should be celebrating you make it happen with your combination of cutting edge technology common sense and yes on occasion the humble pencil."		"Where the vital flames of this discipline can be ignited, kindled fed and fuelled, admired appreciated and celebrated at an event like the one that we have today. It's a flame that keeps us warm, which provides us with the structures and environments which, whether we realise it or not make life more enjoyable, safer, more sustainable and all the people in this room make that happen. Something we should be celebrating you make it happen with your combination of cutting edge technology common sense and yes on occasion the humble pencil."

−	These were the opening lines of the host for the evenings event before he introduced the current CIAT President Kevin Crawford. Kevin discussed ~~the~~ achievements " the development framework that all of us have been working hard on is nw live and online, and the revised QAA subject benchmark was published last year, underpin the base level ~~and the~~ understanding that everyone within our industry ~~and~~ everyone else measures ~~the~~ architectural technology as a discipline is ~~around~~ and what it does ~~it shows for~~ chartered what ~~they are what they~~ can do and ~~what they~~ should be able to do ~~and that's just~~ what ~~all the CIT stand~~ for ~~you~~.	+	These were the opening lines of the host for the evenings event before he introduced the current CIAT President Kevin Crawford. Kevin discussed CIAT achievements over the past two years "the development framework that all of us have been working hard on is now live and online, and the revised QAA subject benchmark was published last year. These underpin the base level or understanding that everyone within our industry. These are how everyone else measures what architectural technology as a discipline is and what it does. It show us what being chartered means, what AT can do and should be able to do, what it stands for, for its members."

−	~~and~~ challenges of the past two years	+	Kevin Crawford went on to discuss the challenges of the past two years such as the recent RAAC scandal and the Building Safety Act.
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		+	"What the building safety Act has done, is brought together what we should have been doing for the last 30-40 fifty 60 years. It is actually about having a proper process, having competent people doing the job they are trained to do. Working collaboratively, a core principle of what we are taught, if you do not know the answer, you know someone that does. The Building Safety Act, affects every single person in different ways. It is the biggest change within industry that has happened in my career. Competencies are now going to be measured and we have to stand up to that, CIAT are working with the committees in the background and they will be supporting us moving forward."
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		+	"It's a great time to be an AT because of these issues around competency, something CIAT has been working hard on. We have 58 accredited courses and programs within CIAT, 39 are honours degrees, 8 are masters and 11 HNC's and other routes into the profession, plus there is the graduate scheme. These are paving the way for the next generation to follow on what has been built over a number of years. So I see ATs in a very healthy position and I applaud every single educator here who have nothing but the future profession in their hearts."

	= What are the AT Awards? =		= What are the AT Awards? =
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	"Where the vital flames of this discipline can be ignited, kindled fed and fuelled, admired appreciated and celebrated at an event like the one that we have today. It's a flame that keeps us warm, which provides us with the structures and environments which, whether we realise it or not make life more enjoyable, safer, more sustainable and all the people in this room make that happen. Something we should be celebrating you make it happen with your combination of cutting edge technology common sense and yes on occasion the humble pencil."		"Where the vital flames of this discipline can be ignited, kindled fed and fuelled, admired appreciated and celebrated at an event like the one that we have today. It's a flame that keeps us warm, which provides us with the structures and environments which, whether we realise it or not make life more enjoyable, safer, more sustainable and all the people in this room make that happen. Something we should be celebrating you make it happen with your combination of cutting edge technology common sense and yes on occasion the humble pencil."
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		+	These were the opening lines of the host for the evenings event before he introduced the current CIAT President Kevin Crawford. Kevin discussed the achievements " the development framework that all of us have been working hard on is nw live and online, and the revised QAA subject benchmark was published last year, underpin the base level and the understanding that everyone within our industry and everyone else measures the architectural technology as a discipline is around and what it does it shows for chartered what they are what they can do and what they should be able to do and that's just what all the CIT stand for you.
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		+	and challenges of the past two years

	= What are the AT Awards? =		= What are the AT Awards? =
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