I've decided to share some of my personal sketches in hopes that you all love to see hand sketches as much as me. The sketches are select few that I have made over the past few months for the Open Architectural Network Competition. Enjoy!
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Showing posts with label student competition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label student competition. Show all posts
Thursday, April 2, 2009
OAN Competition - Sketches
I don't know if its just me or an architectural thing, but I love to see sketches. I love seeing the drawings others made; concept sketches, flow diagrams, bubble diagrams, details, etc...
Monday, March 9, 2009
Competition open for Students. $2500!
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I was contacted by an employee over at Turbosquid.com about a competition they just launched. Really cool looking competition. I am thinking about entering it myself.
The Revit Family Contest will run from Dec. 2, 2008 to March 31, 2009.
Prizes will be awarded in three categories:
Individual/Freelancer - Professionals submitting their personal creations
Corporate - Submissions on behalf of a company or other entity
Student - High school, university, or community college students
All nine winners will get promotion on TurboSquid and a TurboSquid T-shirt.
You may submit as many entries as you like, but you must fill out a separate Revit Contest Entry Form for each entry. Entries can be interior, exterior, MEP, or any other kind of Revit design. TurboSquid reserves the right to use images entered in promotions of the contest. TurboSquid also reserves the right to eliminate one or more categories if insufficient entries have been received.
Entries will be judged on three criteria:
Quality of design (aesthetics, structural)
Number of published Revit families used in scene
Quality of published Revit families used in scene (correct flexing and parameterization)
Although you should strive to represent your entry as well as possible in the images you submit, the scene does not have to be rendered. Entries will be judged on the quality of scene as viewed in hidden line drawings.
The Revit Family Contest will run from Dec. 2, 2008 to March 31, 2009.
Prizes will be awarded in three categories:
Individual/Freelancer - Professionals submitting their personal creations
Corporate - Submissions on behalf of a company or other entity
Student - High school, university, or community college students
1st, 2nd, and 3rd prizes will be awarded in each category:
1st prize: $2500
2nd prize: $1000
3rd prize: $500
1st prize: $2500
2nd prize: $1000
3rd prize: $500
All nine winners will get promotion on TurboSquid and a TurboSquid T-shirt.
You may submit as many entries as you like, but you must fill out a separate Revit Contest Entry Form for each entry. Entries can be interior, exterior, MEP, or any other kind of Revit design. TurboSquid reserves the right to use images entered in promotions of the contest. TurboSquid also reserves the right to eliminate one or more categories if insufficient entries have been received.
Entries will be judged on three criteria:
Quality of design (aesthetics, structural)
Number of published Revit families used in scene
Quality of published Revit families used in scene (correct flexing and parameterization)
Although you should strive to represent your entry as well as possible in the images you submit, the scene does not have to be rendered. Entries will be judged on the quality of scene as viewed in hidden line drawings.
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