News
2026 CLGE European Surveyors’ Day Photo Competition – Results

1st Place – Stijn Teugels (BE), Antwerpen Nieuw Zuid, Belgium
The 2026 CLGE European Surveyors’ Day photo competition concluded at our General Assembly in Tartu (EE), and we warmly congratulate our winners who are revealed below.
We are also excited to announce that the CLGE General Assembly in Tartu (EE) voted to go global and the photo competition will be open to the whole world from 2027. Check back on this site next March for the next edition.
🥇 1st Place – Stijn Teugels (BE), Antwerpen Nieuw Zuid, Belgium
“On this site we provide dimensional information at contractor’s request.
A golden sunrise.”
🥈 2nd Place – Marijke Decleer (BE), Rotterdam Netherlands

“Surveying at the BAAN Tower in the centrum. From the city Rotterdam (NL). It’s a high-rise tower from 150m high. Ready for start setting out all installations on the floor level 26 before pouring.”
🥉 Joint 3rd Place – Laura Beccera (CO), Saba, BES Islands, Netherlands

“On Saba we measured a resident’s land for his property process, enjoying views of The Bottom’s houses and Mount Scenery, the highest point in the Kingdom of the Netherlands. It is a dormant volcano.“
🥉 Joint 3rd Place – Olga Saez Arnau (ES), Valencia, Spain

“Public infrastructure construction supervision for ministry. Reconstruction works after the floods in Valencia in 2024. The old bridge in the image remained intact, we just had to fix the ‘upgrade’.”
🥉 Joint 3rd Place – Ivan Prodanets (UA), Solotvyno, Ukraine

“High-precision leveling carried out in the Solotvyno area near the abandoned salt mine building. The geodetic survey aims to detect the development of karst sinkholes caused by flooding of the mines.”
Congratulations once again to our five winners! Your photos capture the dedication, adventure, and precision that define our profession. A sincere thank you goes to to all participants for celebrating the surveying profession across Europe on Global Surveyors’ Day 2026.
This collection of inspiring entries continue to broaden awareness and appreciation for the vital work of surveyors in every landscape and condition.
Back






