The Happold Scholarship
is funded by the Happold Trust and the 'Company of
Constructors' and managed with the support of the
Chartered Institute of Building.
The review board select one candidate per year who is awarded a bursary to further sustainability within construction, for preparing a thesis and presenting findings to a senior industry audience.
Established in 1995 by Ted Happold and the founders, the Happold Trust is a registered charity that promotes education, research and training in construction, engineering, technology and architecture.
Buro Happold are one of the most respected consulting engineering firms in the world with seven offices in the UK and a further eight worldwide.
High profile projects like Arsenal's Emirates Stadium, the famous Al Faisaliah tower and the Danish National opera House belie the company's reach and depth in all aspects of architecture, infrastructure and environment.
The company have been very supportive of the Lowhouse from conception. Tanya Ross, leading Sustainability for the 2012 Olympics was a key member of the review board during selection.
Emily McDonald and Dr. Rob Cooke, Head of Sustainability in Bath have both been critical and helpful during the design process. Read what Rob had to say about the project in Resources.
The Company of Constructors
Founded in 1976 as the Company of Builders, it received full Livery status in 1990. City Livery companies foster comradeship between fellow professionals, support education and training and charitable giving.
The Chartered Institute of Building is the leading body for managers in construction, setting the pace globally for high standards of professionalism in the built environment.
The review board select one candidate per year who is awarded a bursary to further sustainability within construction, for preparing a thesis and presenting findings to a senior industry audience.
Established in 1995 by Ted Happold and the founders, the Happold Trust is a registered charity that promotes education, research and training in construction, engineering, technology and architecture.
Buro Happold are one of the most respected consulting engineering firms in the world with seven offices in the UK and a further eight worldwide.
High profile projects like Arsenal's Emirates Stadium, the famous Al Faisaliah tower and the Danish National opera House belie the company's reach and depth in all aspects of architecture, infrastructure and environment.
The company have been very supportive of the Lowhouse from conception. Tanya Ross, leading Sustainability for the 2012 Olympics was a key member of the review board during selection.
Emily McDonald and Dr. Rob Cooke, Head of Sustainability in Bath have both been critical and helpful during the design process. Read what Rob had to say about the project in Resources.
The Company of Constructors
Founded in 1976 as the Company of Builders, it received full Livery status in 1990. City Livery companies foster comradeship between fellow professionals, support education and training and charitable giving.
The Chartered Institute of Building is the leading body for managers in construction, setting the pace globally for high standards of professionalism in the built environment.
