Guests gathered in the Corporate Culture showroom to celebrate International Women’s Day.
March 16th, 2010
At the event, the winner of the National Women in Construction (NAWIC) 2010 Scholarship was announced – Melonie Bayl-Smith, who will use her prize money to undertake further research into the teaching of construction in Australian university architecture programmes.
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