Profile: Claire Gott

Author: J. Whitelaw

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1 October 2015

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Profile: Claire Gott

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J. Whitelaw

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The Structural Engineer, Volume 93, Issue 10, 2015, Page(s) 2

Date published

1 October 2015

Author

J. Whitelaw

Citation

The Structural Engineer, Volume 93, Issue 10, 2015, Page(s) 2

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Free

At just 27, Claire Gott has set up a charity, is on the ICE Council and a Green Construction Board working group, and is a design manager for one of the great challenges of the age in the UK – the redevelopment of London Bridge Station. Oh, and she has an MBE. Jackie Whitelaw went to meet WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff ’s engineering dynamo.

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The Institution of Structural Engineers

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