The Art of Building photography competition for Professional and Amateur Photographers

CIOB is accepting entries for The Art of Building photography competition is an international showcase for the very best digital photography of the built environment. It is open to both professional and amateur photographers.

There is no alternative to the prize stated and the prize is not transferable and no part or parts of the prize may be substituted for other benefits, items or additions. The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) reserves the right to change the prize at any time.

1. Entries will not be accepted outside of the advertised closing date or if they are embedded with borders or locks. Only digital photography is accepted.
2. Entry is limited to no more than three photographs per person. Late, illegible, incomplete, defaced or corrupt entries will not be accepted. No responsibility can be accepted for lost entries and proof of transmission will not be accepted as proof of receipt.
3. Uses of personal data received by the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) are subject to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
4. Entrants names and location will be published on the relevant CIOB online and printed media alongside their photograph.
5. Any personal information you supply us will not be shared with any third parties, and will only be used in direct relation to this competition.
6. The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) reserves the right to cancel this competition at any stage.
7. The minimum age for entry is 18 years old.
8. These rules are governed by the laws of England and Wales.

Image Requirements

• All submissions must be made in JPEG file format and no smaller than 1080 pixels by 1080 pixels. The file should be a no bigger than 5mb. Submissions that do not comply will be rejected.
• You may digitally enhance or alter your photo in anyway you like.

Competition Categories:

1. Architecture: Focussing on the design and style of the built environment this category celebrates everything from the small details that make up a structure to entire cityscapes.
2. Conservation and Heritage: Cultures around the world are often described by their built environment. This category celebrates the poetry of old buildings and showcases their relevance into today's modern world.
3. Human Interaction: Entries in this category capture the story of how people interact with buildings. From those who build our infrastructure to those who live, work or play alongside the built environment.

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