Urban Intervention
シアトルの中心部、およそ1万坪の敷地に新しいパブリックスペースをつくる。環境的、社会的、経済的見地からの提案を求め、学際的チームの参加が望ましい。
| カテゴリ | アイディアコンペ |
| タイプ | International, Idea, Open, Two-Stage, Anonymous |
| ジャンル | Public, Urban |
| 開催地 | Seattle, United States |
| 登録締切日 | 27 January 2012 (See "Entry Fee" below) GoogleCal iCal |
| 提出締切日 | 10 February 2012 (via Online) GoogleCal |
| 応募資格 | Established and emerging US and international design teams and individuals |
Description
How can public space evolve to better meet the needs of our changing social and natural systems? What kinds of public spaces will be needed in the future? How can activation and use of public spaces be encouraged and accommodated in new and inventive ways? Can we generate ideas today that will inform a new generation of cultural centers and public places?
The Seattle Center Century 21 Master Plan outlines a conceptual framework for the campus’ future. Its overarching planning and design principles call for a design that puts pedestrians first, and emphasizes flexibility, vibrancy, legibility, and artistic expression.
Key goals for the Core Site as envisioned in the Master Plan include:
- Open up the site and connect to the surrounding neighborhoods.
- Provide flexible open space for a variety of uses (field, entertainment venue, festivals, etc.).
- Relocate the Memorial Wall to a prominent place on the campus.
- Incorporate storm water management strategies.
- Accommodate structured parking and multimodal connections below grade, with above grade pedestrian connections.
Jury
Tom Leader (landscape architect, Tom Leader Studio, Berkeley, CA)
Mia Lehrer (landscape architect, Lehrer+Associates, Los Angeles, CA)
Rick Lowe (public artist, activist, founder of Project Row Houses, Houston, TX)
Patricia Patkau (architect, Patkau Architects, Vancouver, BC)
August de los Reyes (designer, strategy consultant, and educator, Seattle, WA)
Gene Duvernoy (president, Forterra, Seattle, WA)
Prize
Grand Prize: $30,000
Up to three finalists: $30,000 each
Entry Fee
Early Registration on or before January 6, 2012: $80
Regular Registration by January 27, 2012: $100
Entries
DESIGN STATEMENT: a single page PDF file (36” x 24”) and narrative design statement of up to 250 words
ANALYTIC CONCEPT SKETCHES: a single page PDF file (36” x 24”) and narrative design statement of up to 750 words
EXHIBITION PANEL: a single page PDF file (40” x 80”) and narrative design statement of up to 750 words
PUBLICITY IMAGES: two images
Timetable
Finalist Announcement: February 27
Finalist Learning Visit to Seattle: March - April, 2012
Phase 2 Finalist Submissions Due: April 27, 2012
Finalist Presentations, Final Jury: May 11 - 12, 2012
Public Program with Winning Team: May 15 - 30, 2012
Exhibit of Most Inspiring Entries: May 15 - June, 2012
Organizer
The Grousemont Foundation, AIA Seattle, The Next Fifty
Official Website
http://thenextfifty.org/urbanintervention/