Showing posts with label National. Show all posts
Showing posts with label National. Show all posts

Tuesday, 18 September 2012

Best for PR Awards

Best For PR Awards ConsumerBest for PR Awards ConstructionBest for PR Awards NationalBest for PR Award TechnologyThe Think Tank has received four awards in the 'BestFor PR Industry Awards' announced today, 18th September 2012.

The awards have been keenly contested and 'BestFor' describe them as follows:

' PR Agencies across the UK have the opportunity to apply for a BestFor PR ranking. Our independent judging panel rigorously assesses each application and if successful, agencies are awarded a gold, silver or bronze ranking and listed within the relevant ranking table.

Each ranking table on the BestFor PR website enables companies seeking PR agencies to identify, select and contact leading agencies in the applicable sector or region that match their requirements.'

We are thrilled to have received the following awards:

Silver - Consumer Category
Silver - Property and Construction
Bronze - Technology
Bronze - National Category

This is a great credit to our PR team. Well done to all.

Click here to find out more.

Monday, 7 May 2012

'Visions of Earth' through the photographer's lens

National Geographic
This year's "Visions of Earth" photo series, by National Geographic, has been launched showing some of the best our planet has to offer in terms of visual beauty, both natural and man-made.

National Geographic
Beautiful images that make you think.

National Geographic Photography
Can you guess what this image shows?

See more here.

Photographs by Joel Sartore, Nacie Battaglia and Alvaro Sanches-Montanes

Tuesday, 30 November 2010

Foster + Partners unveils Zayed National Museum, Abu Dhabi

zayed-national-museum-by-night.jpgFoster + Partners has recently unveiled designs for the Zayed National Museum in Abu Dhabi. It is presented as a monument and memorial to the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, the founding president of the UAE. The aim is to architecturally create a contemporary form with elements of traditional Arabic design and hospitality that creates a museum that is sustainable, welcoming and culturally of its place. Read more on ArchDaily