Best Mixed Use
Projects with a combination of purposes
Here is what you’ll be asked to complete, in English, when you connect to the entry platform.
| Name of project | Please use a short, specific presentation title, containing no abbreviations. |
| Location of project | |
| Date of completion | (if Architecture – Future Developments, anticipated date) |
| Client | |
| Project leader name and Design team name(s) | |
| Partners / main contractors | |
| Project statement (300 words maximum) | Describe the main objectives of the client’s brief and your practice’s creative solution. Why is it award-worthy? Your statement may be used in promotional materials if your project is selected for an award. Note: failure to submit this statement will lead to disqualification of the entry. |
| Project Narrative (500 words maximum) | Describe the design journey: how did your practice go about executing the solution. What innovative design elements, materials, approaches were used to meet the client’s brief? Provide details such as scope and size, site and context evaluation, resilience design strategies and approach, materials used and installation methods, environmental impacts and sustainability, collaboration with the client and other designers, or any other significant issues. How successful was the project in achieving its objectives? Share any metrics you may have. |
| Project images (maximum of 10) | Share up to 10 high-resolution images in JPG format to support your entry. The images should help bring to life the project – and the journey to implement it. They should illustrate the design process, desired aesthetics and end results, in support of the project narrative. For Architecture and Interior Design categories, please include at least one floorplan. |
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