Last year I helped Flixton Cricket and Sports Club with a feasibility study for a new club house and sports hall. We then engaged the University of Salford to help develop the project and was delighted when they ran it as a first year built environment course project across 160 students.
This week I was invited back to judge 9 of the teams, comprising ADT students, quantity surveyors, building surveyors and project managers. There were some surprisingly slick revit presentations and teams that would have stood their ground against Lord Sugar in the Apprentice.
My fellow judges included FCSC committee members Gwyn Connor and Alan Embleton, fellow architect John Roberts from AFL, Labour candidate for Davyhulme George Devlin, Steve Bull from Trafford Council and the new Councillor for Flixton, as voted in the night before, Paul Lally.
We shortlisted three teams and will announce the winners on 25th May
This week I was invited back to judge 9 of the teams, comprising ADT students, quantity surveyors, building surveyors and project managers. There were some surprisingly slick revit presentations and teams that would have stood their ground against Lord Sugar in the Apprentice.
My fellow judges included FCSC committee members Gwyn Connor and Alan Embleton, fellow architect John Roberts from AFL, Labour candidate for Davyhulme George Devlin, Steve Bull from Trafford Council and the new Councillor for Flixton, as voted in the night before, Paul Lally.
We shortlisted three teams and will announce the winners on 25th May
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