The Construction Collaboration Challenge

Register today and showcase your collaboration

Do you collaborate with people of other diciplines on your construction projects? Has your project demonstrated effective working together Have you established good multi-disciplinary approach? Do you think that sharing knowledge can help the construction industry build a more sustainable future?

If you answered yes to any of the above, why not share your experience and enter the Construction Collaboration Challenge today.

Introducing the CC Challenge

The Collaboration Challenge is an industry competition that celebrates, encourages and inspires collaborative working within construction. It's open to all professionals working within the industry and is run in partnership with leading industry institutions and organisations.

The challenge is open to all construction professionals ranging from architects, engineers and consultants through to surveyors, contractors and project managers. Teams of two or more can be entered but must include professionals from more than one discipline.

Competition Partners

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AECB

Anglian

CIAT

CIWEM

Colab

Edge

Futurebuild

TDAG

TFNH

Opinions on Collaboration

“Use of the C-word has been growing faster than the practice of inter-disciplinary Collaboration although that has been improving too, as it must if we are to meet our obligations under the Climate Change Act. ACO’s support for a second edition of the celebrated Edge Report Collaboration for Change calling for Inter-Institutional Collaboration is most timely as the hours to the last chance COP26 meeting in Glasgow tick away. We know what we have to do but we will fail unless we work on it together, as in any emergency.”

Robin Nicholson | the Edge

“The climate emergency, and how we as an industry must respond with actions and not talk, brings into sharp focus the essential need for collaboration and collaborative working. We must provide solutions to make inclusive and sustainable environments and communities that perform and function for all whilst achieving the net zero carbon target.”

Adam Endacott | CIAT

“We face immense challenges with the climate and ecological emergency. There is no doubt in my mind we can meet those challenges, but only if we seek out the most diverse range of perspectives. The solutions to our most formidable problems will come from collaboration.”

Terry Fuller | CIWEM

“The construction industry relies on close working relationships between professionals from different disciplinary backgrounds, but it is something that can often be taken for granted. By stimulating the conversation around collaboration and engaging different sectors of the construction industry, we hope to inspire a new generation of collaborative-minded professionals.”