2010 CIOB Australasia Student Awards
2010 CIOB Australasia Excellent Student Award Winners Announced
CIOB Australasia is pleased to announce their 2010 Excellent Student Award winners. This is an extremely high accolade as Universities are only eligible to make one nomination for each category; selecting only the most outstanding students from their Building and Construction courses. Framed student awards are presented at various university functions throughout the year as appropriate.
This year’s award recipients are:
CIOB Australasia Excellent Building Undergraduate
Andrew Bos
Bachelor of Construction Management
School of Architecture and Building
Deakin University
Priscilla Barrington
Bachelor of Property and Construction
Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning
University of Melbourne
Bachelor of Construction Management
School of Architecture and Built Environment
University of Newcastle
Dissertation title: “Trust and Project Management: to what extent does PMBOK consider the role of trust in project management”
Sam Falcone
Bachelor of Construction Management
School of Engineering
University of Western Sydney
Dissertation title: “Informal Organisation vs Formal Organisation Structure”
CIOB Australasia Excellent Building Postgraduate (Coursework)
Yan Li
Masters of Construction Management
School of Architecture and Building
Deakin University
Catriona Smith
Masters of Construction Management
School of Architecture, Building and Planning
University of Melbourne
Masters of Property
School of Architecture and Built Environment
University of Newcastle
Dissertation title: “Correlations of office vacancy rates to capital flow: An analysis of three major capital cities in Australia”
Conny Warn
Masters of Building Surveying
School of Engineering
University of Western Sydney
CIOB Australasia Excellent Building Postgraduate (Research)
Christhina Maria Candido
Doctor of Philosophy
Department of Environment and Georgraphy
Macquarie University
Dissertation title: “Indoor Air Movement Acceptability and Comfort in Hot-Humid Climates”
Nicholas David Smith
Master of Building Science
School of Architecture
Victoria University of Wellington
Dissertation title: “A Cost Benefit Analysis of Secondary Glazing as a Retrofit Alternative for New Zealand Homes"
Thayaparan Gajendran
PhD
School of Architecture and Built Environment
University of Newcastle
Dissertation title: “The role of culture in the Integration of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in Construction Projects
Congratulations to all our student winners.
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