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Competition: National Ideas Competition for the Washington Monument Grounds

Location

National Coalition to Save Our Mall
See map: Google Maps
September 27, 2010 - December 18, 2010

The purpose of this competition is to encourage Americans to develop innovative and creative ideas for making the monument grounds more welcoming, educational and effectively used by the public. It is an appeal to designers and thinkers of all ages.

Have a look, and then reimagine the grounds for yourself. Anyone can do this.

Register by Oct. 31 at http://wamocompetition.org and make your submission by mid-December.

The first stage simply requires you to submit two 8½-by-11-inch pages of writing and/or graphics explaining your idea.

The competition is sponsored by universities, schools, individuals and design associations. It will be judged by an elite jury consisting of a futurist, an urban designer, an artist, a writer, a landscape architect and historians.
Participate, learn and be part of history!
 

Additional Information: 

Registration deadline October 31, 2010
Entries due December 18, 2010

Only electronic submission are eligible.

Fee: 
Free

Contact Information

PO Box 4709
Rockville, MD, 20849

Phone: 301-340-3938

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