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Ronald Hobbs looks at the future prospects for consulting engineers and architects in the UK building industry, whilst we also explore our work for Birmingham, in its efforts to be chosen as the UK's submission to host the 1992 Olympic Games.
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Ronald Hobbs looks at the future prospects for consulting engineers and architects in the UK building industry, whilst we also explore our work for Birmingham, in its efforts to be chosen as the UK's submission to host the 1992 Olympic Games.
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In May 1985, Birmingham City Council decided to compete for the British nomination as host city for the 1992 Olympic Games.
The City Council appointed Ove Arup & Partners to prepare a feasibility study covering all aspects of the Games, to be completed within an eight week period. Seven principal areas of study were identified: sports facilities, accommodation, transport, telecommunications, games management, funding and finance and economic impact.
Co-chairman, Ronald Hobbs, in a talk entitled 'The way ahead', looks at the future of consulting engineers and architects in the building industry, whilst Philip Dilley looks at our work on the Oxford ice rink.
