• After the participants deliver their application documents and videos/presentations digitally and the product samples by courier until the deadline, the rapporteur checks the application documents, video/presentations and product samples according to their compliance with the application conditions.

• After the compliance of the products with the application conditions is checked by the Rapporteurship, the jury members examine and evaluate the products and projects that meet the application conditions together with the submitted documents.

• It creates a Short List for the products to be determined after the jury's preliminary evaluation. The number of products and projects to be included in this Short List is determined by the jury by mutual decision.*

• A calendar is created indicating the day and time for the presentation of each company in the Short List. According to this calendar, company officials are informed about the date and time of their presentation. Each company representative is present at the relevant location within the time period given to them.

• Company officials are required to make a short presentation, not exceeding 10 minutes, about the products or ideas they nominated, within the time given to them, and answer the questions of the jury members. Companies can use the videos/presentations they have previously submitted in this meeting or prepare a new presentation.

• After these presentations, the jury makes its final evaluation and the winning products are determined. Subsequently, the winning products will be announced at the Golden Plumb Awards Night.

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*Not every company that applies to the Golden Plumb International Building Catalog Awards is entitled to be on the Short List and present to the jury. The Short List is determined based on the preliminary evaluation of the jury.

All companies must comply with the evaluation process written above. Each company must fully fulfill the application evaluation conditions determined by the Golden Plumb International Building Catalog Reportership.
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Building Catalogue is only responsible for carrying out the evaluation process; Building Catalog has no direct or indirect contribution to the jury evaluations under any circumstances. The jury's decision is always essential.

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