CTBUH Accepting Submissions for 2022 Awards Program

The Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH) is accepting submissions through September 30 for its 2022 CTBUH Awards Program. Projects and individuals that have “made extraordinary contributions to the advancement of tall buildings and the urban environment, and that achieve sustainability at the highest and broadest level” will be considered. Categories include MEP Engineering, which encompasses vertical-transportation systems, as well as Best Tall Building, Urban Habitat, 10 Year, Construction, Façade Engineering, Fire & Risk Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, Innovation, Interior Design, Renovation and Structural Engineering. Winners will be recognized at the annual 2022 Tall + Urban Innovation Conference, where selected teams will present their projects for live judging before an international audience.

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