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Early Bird Deadline: No Entry Fee Through June 14, 2024
Regular Deadline: Aug. 19, 2024
Final Deadline (with late fee): Sept. 6, 2024
Welcome to the revamped ENR Global Best Projects Awards program! We are seeking entries for a competition dedicated to honoring the best global construction projects and the companies that designed and built them throughout the entire world. The awards focus on the challenges, risks and rewards of designing and constructing in diverse and remote locales around the globe.
Entries can now be submitted to Global Best Projects from around the world regardless of where the project team is based, except for projects located in the U.S., which must feature an international team. For example, if a bridge project was built in Turkey, it can now be entered even if the entire project team was based in Turkey. However, a bridge built in the U.S. would need to have firms from outside the U.S. involved. If you would like to submit your U.S. project to the separate U.S. Regional Best Projects competition, please do so here.
Entries will compete in 20 specialized categories, ranging from airports to education. An independent jury of industry leaders in design and construction will judge the projects using five criteria, including safety, innovation and teamwork. The winners will be featured in the pages of ENR, and at an event in December.
Entries may be submitted by any of the firms working on the project, but the most successful entries are joint entries incorporating input from multiple key team members, such as the design firm, contractor and owner.
Eligible projects are reviewed by a panel of judges, which will award projects based on the following criteria.
What challenges or issues did the design and construction team face, manage and overcome? Be specific about the problems and solutions, and describe how teamwork was used to accomplish the project goals. For projects built in the U.S., include information on how geographically diverse was the project team, and how those firms worked together.
Safety
How well did the project team go above and beyond the local and international industry safety requirements on the submitted project? What training/safety programs were implemented to prevent injuries and assure a safe jobsite? Include measurable safety statistics and results.
Innovation & Contribution to the Industry/Community
In what ways did this project innovate or help elevate industry standards locally or internationally? Were there any unusual construction techniques, design elements, materials or new technology used that benefited the project and the client? In what other ways did the project benefit the local or global community?
Construction Quality & Craftsmanship
How did the construction team show excellence in quality and craftsmanship? How well did the contractor and subs exceed expectations and achieve extraordinary results? Was the project on time and on budget, and were there any extenuating factors that made this accomplishment more impressive?
Function & Aesthetic Quality of the Design
Does the design – whether architectural or engineering—fulfill the project's function? Does the project fit within the context of its local surroundings and its intended use?
Submit up to 10 representative photographs in high-resolution digital images (a minimum of 300 dpi at 4" x 6" or larger is preferred). Do not submit architectural renderings as photos. Photos must not include any text or framing. Please provide the photographer's name for each of the photographs. Applicants should ensure they have permission to copy and send photos to ENR for use without limitations. Any liability for copyright violations shall be borne solely by the applicant.
You may also submit supplementary items such as a floor plan, schematics or testimonial letter.
There is no fee to enter through June 14. After that date, the entry fee is $95 and entries are accepted through Aug. 19, 2024. Late entries will be accepted through Sept. 6, at $125 per entry. If you work for a non-profit, you may be eligible for a fee waver. Please contact blairs@enr.com for more info. We accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover. Email if paying with wire transfer or other method.
Contact blairs@enr.com
Looking for the Regional U.S. Best Projects competition? Please click here www.enr.com/bestprojects
Clicking Submit will take you to our submission platform. Please create an account in order to access the form. Your login credentials can be used to save and return later to edit responses. *If you have completed a Top List survey, you may use those login credentials.
Early Bird Deadline: No Entry Fee Through June 14, 2024
Regular Deadline: Aug. 19, 2024
Final Deadline (with late fee): Sept. 6, 2024
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