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ENTRY SUBMISSIONS
All materials shall be submitted in an 8 1/2" x 11",
clear acetate-sleeved black binder furnished by the entrant. Each
submission shall contain the following items in the following
order:
1. A concise one-page project statement describing the Owner’s
program, site description including any significant physical parameters,
factual statement of the design solution and a statement of why
the project should be considered for an award.
2. Drawings showing:
A. Site Plan
B. Floor Plan(s)
C. Building Diagrams (where informative)
3. High quality photographs showing all exterior views that
are required to reasonably describe the project and interior photos
where appropriate. For designs that do not include building exteriors,
include photographs, diagrams and/or drawings sufficient to reasonably
describe the project. Photographs of project with people to show
the design in use are encouraged.
4. A plain opaque envelope containing the “Concealed Identification”
of the architect, client, contractor and consultants on the form
that will be sent to you confirming your entry. A second envelope
marked “Press Release” should contain a written statement
suitable for media release. The name of the architect is not to
appear anywhere else in the submitted material.
5. Electronic files on CD-ROM representing all text, including
project statement, concealed identification and press release
in MS Word or text format, drawings, photographs and plans included
in the submission. Image files should be 300 dpi 8" x 10"
files (color = approx. 28M; grayscale = approx. 7M) or equivalent.
Do not include images not represented in the binder.
AIA Wisconsin will not accept responsibility for errors in submitted
material. By making a submission, each entrant certifies that
permission has been obtained from the photographer(s) to publish
the photographs, slides and electronic images submitted.
DATES, FEES AND ENTRY FORMS
An entry letter with advance registration fee of $115 per project,
payable to AIA Wisconsin, is required. Entry letter shall include
name of firm, the number of projects to be submitted and email
address (or mailing address) for receiving entry confirmation
and “Concealed Identification” form. Entry letter
must be postmarked or submitted
electronically (save $10 by submitting electronically) no
later than January 18, 2008. All completed submissions must be
received at the AIA Wisconsin office by no later than 5:00 p.m.,
February 13, 2008. Entry letters and binders should be addressed
to:
Design Awards Committee
AIA Wisconsin
321 South Hamilton Street
Madison, WI 53703. |
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The Design Awards Committee invites your participation in the
2008 AIA Wisconsin Design Awards program. The Awards Reception
will be held on April 30 in Madison. A display of the winning
projects will be featured at the 2008 AIA Wisconsin Convention
on April 30 & May 1 at the Monona Terrace Community &
Convention Center.
AWARDS
Awards may be presented in two categories. Honor Awards recognize
overall design excellence. Merit Awards recognize excellence in
a particular aspect of project design, such as detailing, energy
efficiency or adaptive use. The jury is comprised of distinguished
architects from outside of Wisconsin. There are no entry categories
and no detailed criteria beyond those in this announcement. Non-building
designs are encouraged. The projects are not judged in competition
with each other, but rather by measuring the architect’s
performance against each project’s potential. Thus, projects
of ordinary program or modest budget can receive an award based
on the architect’s skill in optimizing the design opportunity.
The Architect, Owner and Contractor of each winning entry will
receive a certificate of the award. Winning architects will be
requested to prepare two 18" x 18" project presentation
boards for display at the 2007 AIA Wisconsin Convention and throughout
the state during the year and help underwrite cost of special
publication featuring the award-winning projects.
ELIGIBILITY AND AUTHORSHIP
Projects must have been designed by AIA Architect members of AIA
Wisconsin, with construction completed by January 1, 2008. Projects
previously submitted and not receiving an Honor or Merit Award
are eligible. Where design input arises from two or more architectural
firms, they shall be listed alphabetically, using the name of
the firms at the time of their design contribution. The design
architect must be an AIA Wisconsin member. All other participants
substantially contributing to the design of the project must be
given credit as part of the submission.
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