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The following awards may be attributed by fib:
Freyssinet Medal. Awarded at fib Congresses for outstanding technical contributions in the field of structural concrete. The awards are proposed by the Presidium and endorsed by Council. Recent Freyssinet Medals were given at the fib Congresses in Osaka in October 2002 and in Naples in June 2006. They continue the tradition of the Freyssinet Medallists awarded until 1998 by the former FIP. The following fib Freyssinet Medals have been conferred on:
fib Medal of Merit. Awarded at fib Symposia for outstanding contributions to structural concrete and to fib. The awards are proposed by the Presidium and endorsed by Council. Recent medals were given at the fib Symposia in Prague (1999), Orlando (2000), Berlin (2001), Athens (2003), Avignon (2004), New Delhi (2004) and La Plata (2005). They continue the tradition of the FIP Medallists awarded by the former FIP.
Honorary Members. Elected by the General Assembly in recognition of significant personal contribution to the work of fib. Honorary Membership continues a tradition existing in both former associations, CEB and FIP (see CEB Honorary Life Members and FIP Honorary Life Members). In fib, Honorary Membership has been conferred on:
Honorary Presidents. Elected by the General Assembly in recognition of significant personal contribution as fib-President. This honour has been conferred on the following fib Presidents:
fib Diploma to Younger Engineers. Awarded every second year at the fib Symposia to engineers less than 40 years of age in the year the diploma is given. Two of the candidates, proposed by the National Delegations, are selected by a jury appointed by the Steering Committee. Usually one of the diplomas should reward an engineer for an outstanding contribution to structural concrete in the field of research, the other diploma should reward an engineer in the field of design and construction. The first diplomas were given in 2001 at the fib Symposium in Berlin, in memory of the late Julio Ferry-Borges and sponsored by the Portuguese National Group :
The 2003 diplomas were awarded in 2003 at the fib symposium in Athens, in memory of the late Carlo Cestelli-Guidi, and sponsored by AICAP (Associazione Italiana Calcestruzzo Armato e Precompresso) :
The 2005 diplomas were awarded in in 2005 at the fib symposium in Budapest, in memory of the late Fritz Leonhardt, and sponsored by Leonhardt, Andrä and Partners:
The 2007 diplomas were awarded at the fib symposium in Dubrovnik, in memory of the late Jean Muller, and sponsored by Jean Muller International:
fib Awards for Outstanding Concrete Structures. Awarded at the fib Congresses to give international recognition to concrete structures which demonstrate the versatility of concrete as a structural medium. The award consists of a bronze plaque to be displayed on the structure, and the principal parties responsible for the work receive certificates. Nominations are made by the fib National Delegations, selection by a jury designated by the Presidium. The fib awards continue the tradition of the former FIP Award for Outstanding Concrete Structures attributed since 1990. 2006 fib Award Winners for Outstanding Concrete Structures
2002 fib Award Winners for Outstanding Concrete Structures
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