Deathbyarchitecture.com Posted April 4, 2016 Report Share Posted April 4, 2016 Now in its third year, the perFORM 2016 competition calls for architectural interns and students to design a net zero energy, mixed-use, multifamily building in Seattle's diverse Rainier Beach neighborhood. Group and individual entries will be judged based on the criteria of resourcefulness, replicability, beauty, and community response. The community opportunities identified by the Rainier Beach neighborhood's own community planning work will provide the backdrop for perFORM 2016. The perFORM jury will distribute $6,000 in cash awards, and award winners will receive publication online and in print, as well as public display of their boards in Seattle and Portland. Professor Rob Peña of the University of Washington Department of Architecture returns as perFORM 2016 Advisor. Register by: 06-17-2016 / Submit by: 06-17-2016 View the full article Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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