AIB Medal – Australian Institute of Building

The AIB Medal is the highest award the Australian Institute of Building (AIB) can bestow on a member. The AIB Medal is awarded to a member of the Institute who has made a contribution of merit to the practice and science of Building and can not be awarded more than once in any two year period. Recipients have been:

1955	Sir M R Hornibrook OBE LFAIB
1957	Mr E A Watts FAIB
1960	Mr H Wilckens FAIB
1970	Sir A V Jennings LFAIB
1972	Sir K D Morris CBE JP FAIB
1974	Mr A L Rigby AM ED JP FAIB
1976	Mr F O Watts OBE FAIB
1978	Mr W E Wagener FAIB
1982	Lieutenant Colonel (Rtd) F E Crowle AM FAIB
1984	Mr R A Swane AM LFAIB
1987	Mr L C Spencer FAIB
1989	Mr H D Kennerson AM LFAIB
1993	Mr C W Martin AM LFAIB
1998	Mr G W Dore OAM FAIB
2005	Honorary Professor J C Hutchinson AM FAIB
2007	Colonel (Rtd) L S Thompson AM ED RFD LFAIB
2009	Honorary Professor (CQU) P S Fardoulys AM LFAIB
2013	Dr William Mansell AM FAIB
2018	David Beslich FAIB Norman Faifer FAIB
2021	Thomas Morris OAM LFAIB Robin Fardoulys AM LFAIB

The AIB Medal honour was established in 1954 when the Council, bearing in mind the objects and purposes for which the Institute is constituted, determined that these circumstances should be kept before members as a constant reminder of the purpose of its founders, and saw fit to achieve this in the award of a medal at biennial intervals to a member who has made a contribution of merit to the practice and science of building. The medal, which is the highest award which the Institute can bestow on a member, has on its obverse the armorial bearings of the Institute and on the reverse a symbolic design of the practice of build.