Top Ten Green Projects 2009
UPDATE: Miller|Hull of Seattle, WA has confirmed to be a member of the jury panel
The University of Oregon Top Ten Green Projects program seeks to identify and recognize outstanding examples of integrated, ecologically conscious design created by students. We seek to inspire, educate and promote collaboration within our learning communities while at the same time showcase student's abilities to future employers and prospective students interested in architecture, landscape architecture and interior architecture.
The program is based on the American Institute of Architect's Committee on the Environment Top Ten Green Projects program (aiatopten.org). As the AIA COTE states, the judging criteria are "a broad and inclusive definition of design quality that includes performance, aesthetics, community connection, and stewardship of
the natural environment. Each project will be evaluated on its own merit, rather than in competition with the other submittals.
This year, our jury will consist of distinguished faculty members as well as practitioners. Jury members will be announced as their participation is confirmed.
Winners will be announced during HOPES 15, April 2-5. Winning work will be displayed at HOPES and archived on the EDC website. People's Choice and Speaker's Choice ribbons will also be chosen during HOPES.
Eligible Projects:
Student studio projects from architecture, interior architecture, and landscape architecture programs ranging from spring 2008 – winter 2009.
Entrants may submit more than one project.
Registration:
Registration will be conducted through email
• Send an email to uotoptengreen@gmail.com
• In the body of the text include the title of your project and your name. Include, as an attachment, the completed introductory form
• We will reply with your project number so that we can anonymously identify your work during the judging.
The deadline for registration is Friday, March 13, 2008
PLEASE SEE ATTACHMENT FOR ELIGIBILITY AND PARTICIPATION
Contact Information:
Questions about the competition should be directed to Ron Spencer (rspence1@uoregon.edu) or Briana Peretti (bperetti@uoregon.edu).
Questions about how to get involved with the Ecological Design Center should be directed to Rachel Auerbach (rauerbac@uoregon.edu).
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| Student Top Ten Green Projects - 2009.pdf | 2.5 MB |
