Tips For Preparing An Award Winning Entry
A well-presented entry submission is the key to standing out to the BRICC judges. Make sure that your online entry is as impressive as your finished project.
JUDGING CRITERIA ENTRIES WILL BE ASSESSED BY THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA:
Design - Site Management - Client Relationship - Project Management - Quality of Construction - Execution of Design - Value for Money - Sustainability - Innovation - Wow Factor
Design - Site Management - Client Relationship - Project Management - Quality of Construction - Execution of Design - Value for Money - Sustainability - Innovation - Wow Factor
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More Tips for Writing a Winning Description
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Consider The Following When Writing Your Project Description
Your project description and images are the most important portion of your online submission. Please use the following questions to guide you in creating a winning entry.
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Photography Tips
- If possible, take “before” pictures of the project (or check to see if the homeowner has before pictures) as well as pictures while the work is being done to include with your photos of the finished project. Before and after shots are helpful as they will assist the judges in understanding the total scope of the project. Match the before and after shots to make it easy for the judges to compare the steps of the project.
- Each entry should include at least two photographs that show an overall view of the project and any key features and details. A maximum of ten (10) photographs are allowed for each project entered.
- Let your photography help tell the story. Text or diagrams can be used to support the photography and provide additional information on the more interesting aspects of the project. If you reference photos in your text, please number each photo for clarity or provide a short caption.
- Make sure your pictures are high-resolution (preferably 300 dpi) and large enough to show details in print as well as to reproduce for video without becoming blurry. Photos that are 8”x 10” are an ideal size.
- Many entrants choose to hire a professional photographer for their entry photographs. Using a photographer who knows about proper lighting and equipment can be a great investment for helping to show your project at its best.