Friday, January 26, 2007
Call for Entries
Cleveland Design Competition - Project 2007
The Cleveland design community is proud to announce the 1st annual Cleveland Design Competition. Each year, the design competition will focus on under-utilized or high-profile Cleveland sites with solutions in architecture, urban design, and landscape architecture. These competitions will solicit thoughtful design solutions to the challenges of urban decay, provide a nationally-recognized forum for contemporary design expression, and direct the attention of the local and national design community to Cleveland's unique urban challenges and design opportunities as it re-establishes itself as a leader in art, culture, and design.
Project 2007 is an open, single-stage ideas competition focusing on Irish Town Bend, a storied hillside along the Cuyahoga River's west bank in Cleveland's Industrial Valley. Despite the site's location between Cleveland's restored historic neighborhoods, the hillside and riverbank remain largely inaccessible and mostly forgotten under a blanket of riparian vegetation and unstable soils.
The 2007 Cleveland Design Competition is a result of the continued efforts and generous support from local professionals and community groups who share a vision in which design can influence positive change in Cleveland.
We are pleased to announce the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy as this years' Cleveland Design Competition Awards Sponsor. Please support the continually growing list of competition sponsors & partners by visiting the Cleveland Design Competition webpage.
For more information about participating in the competition or learning about sponsorship opportunities, please visit the website at http://www.clevelandcompetition.com/ or email Michael Christoff & Brad Fink @ info@clevelandcompetition.com.
Call for Entries: January 26th
Registration Deadline: April 16th
Submission Deadline: May 1st
Entry Fee: $30/single, $30/team, $200/studio (up to 15 student submissions)
Awards: 1st/$2,000, 2nd/$1,000, 3rd /$500
The Cleveland design community is proud to announce the 1st annual Cleveland Design Competition. Each year, the design competition will focus on under-utilized or high-profile Cleveland sites with solutions in architecture, urban design, and landscape architecture. These competitions will solicit thoughtful design solutions to the challenges of urban decay, provide a nationally-recognized forum for contemporary design expression, and direct the attention of the local and national design community to Cleveland's unique urban challenges and design opportunities as it re-establishes itself as a leader in art, culture, and design.
Project 2007 is an open, single-stage ideas competition focusing on Irish Town Bend, a storied hillside along the Cuyahoga River's west bank in Cleveland's Industrial Valley. Despite the site's location between Cleveland's restored historic neighborhoods, the hillside and riverbank remain largely inaccessible and mostly forgotten under a blanket of riparian vegetation and unstable soils.
The 2007 Cleveland Design Competition is a result of the continued efforts and generous support from local professionals and community groups who share a vision in which design can influence positive change in Cleveland.
We are pleased to announce the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy as this years' Cleveland Design Competition Awards Sponsor. Please support the continually growing list of competition sponsors & partners by visiting the Cleveland Design Competition webpage.
For more information about participating in the competition or learning about sponsorship opportunities, please visit the website at http://www.clevelandcompetition.com/ or email Michael Christoff & Brad Fink @ info@clevelandcompetition.com.
Call for Entries: January 26th
Registration Deadline: April 16th
Submission Deadline: May 1st
Entry Fee: $30/single, $30/team, $200/studio (up to 15 student submissions)
Awards: 1st/$2,000, 2nd/$1,000, 3rd /$500
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