The Latest News from the Art of Building Photography Competition

What makes an award-winning photograph?

To me, the appeal of architectural photography is its potential, versatility and unpredictability. I enjoy viewing work which breaks established approaches to depicting buildings and which stretching definitions – as architects themselves do. I like that symbiosis between the two sides. Or on the other hand,...

Move over Banksy – The Art of Building Comes to a Street near You!

Forget corporate logos and advertising – soon the public will be treated to dramatic, eye-catching art galleries on construction sites around the country, thanks to a new initiative from the Chartered Institute of Building. Contractors and clients that register their interest on the CIOB’s Art of Build...

Take a Fresh Look at the Built Environment” Urges Art of Building Judge

Professional photographer and Art of Building judge, Matt Wain, is urging all entrants to this year’s Chartered Institute of Building digital photography competition to think beyond the obvious when taking and selecting their photographs. As competition for a place in the final intensifies, Wain believes that exploring ...

Art of Building: Open for Entry

Last year, the competition attracted over 1,000 entries from as far afield as Iran, Australia, India and China. The top prize was scooped by professional photographer, Jim Dunn whose dramatic photograph, depicting the construction of the Riverside Museum in Glasgow, beat off tough competition to win the public vote.

Award Winning Photography Premiers on Construction Site

It’s not every day that the construction industry premiers an international art event. But at the multi-million pound ‘Interchange’ project in Wolverhampton that’s exactly what’s taking place as they host images from this years Art of Building digital photography competition.