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Awards

Some people start out their careers with dreams of winning their industry’s top honor, such as an Academy Award for movies or a Noble prize in literature or the arts or science. The construction industry’s most prestigious honor is ENR’s award of excellence. Here we archive all our coverage of previous winners.

Award of Excellence 2008

Bernard Amadei
Bernard Armadei, professor of civil engineering at the University of Colorado-Boulder, has served the industry and the world with the creation of Engineers Without Borders-USA. It engages students, engineers and companies on meaningful projects.

Award of Excellence 2008 Winner: Bernard Armadei
Engineers Go Global
Looking for a Home Depot in Veron, Dominican Republic
Taking EWB From Charity to Enterprise

More about the Award of Excellence: Introduction | History | Past Winners

Top Newsmakers 2008

The Top 25 Newsmakers of 2008
Many people, in many ways, serve the best interests of the construction industry. The editors of ENR have chosen the following individuals for innovations and achievements featured in our stories in 2008. Those cited here will be honored on March 26, 2009, in New York City. One already has been chosen to receive the Award of Excellence, ENR’s highest honor, and will be the subject of a cover story in the magazine’s March 30 issue. View More

Images of the Year in Construction 2008

ENR Photo Contest 2008
Selected by ENR from hundreds that were submitted, this year’s “Images of the Year in Construction” features photographs that best capture the mood and flavor of construction during 2008. View More

More Awards

04/02/08 Nouvel Wins Pritzker Prize
04/02/07 Award of Excellence 2006 Winner: Lewis E. Link Jr.
04/10/06 Award of Excellence 2005 Winner: Dwayne McAninch
04/04/05 Award of Excellence 2004 Winner: Joe Maloney

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Events: ENR/CURT Construction Business Forum

Embracing Change: The Impact of the New Administration on Construction
The 3rd Annual ENR-CURT Construction Business Forum brings together leading general contractors, specialty contractors, engineers, architects, owners, and building product manufacturers to discuss how current market forces—economic uncertainties; the changing regulatory landscape; workforce issues; global events and more—are affecting how they run their businesses today and plan for the future.

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