Winners of Newark Visitor Center Competition
Posted: Friday, March 05, 2010 | ↓ 1 comment
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Winners have been announced for the Newark Visitor Center Competition. Chaired by Richard Meier, the international design competition seeks to enhance the progress of future endeavors in Newark, NJ while celebrating its fascinating past. Designers were asked to think of methods for way-finding or a comprehensive historical center for this revitalized city. The center is supposed to boast an eclectic, sustainable program, eventually becoming its very own destination spot.

First Place: di Domenico + Partners
(John di Domenico AIA, LEED AP, Andrew Berger AIA, ALSA, Kenji Suzuki AIA, Adam Mercier), Long Island City, NY

Winners of Newark Visitor Center Competition

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First Place: di Domenico + Partners

Winners of Newark Visitor Center Competition

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First Place: di Domenico + Partners

Second Place: PLT Design
(Barak Pliskin LEED AP BD+C, Kai Liang, Tri Nguyen), New York, NY

Winners of Newark Visitor Center Competition

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Second Place: PLT Design

Winners of Newark Visitor Center Competition

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Second Place: PLT Design

Third Place: Arquitectura, inc
(Nicolas Cascarano, Andrew Herland, Brittany Eggert, Harry Van Oudenallen), Milwaukee, WI

Winners of Newark Visitor Center Competition

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Third Place: Arquitectura, inc

Winners of Newark Visitor Center Competition

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Third Place: Arquitectura, inc

Fourth Place: super-interesting!
(Kian Goh AIA, LEED AP, Christina Draghi, John Bruce, Tamiko Beyer), Brooklyn, NY

Winners of Newark Visitor Center Competition

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Fourth Place: super-interesting!

Winners of Newark Visitor Center Competition

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Fourth Place: super-interesting!



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Tom
Tuesday, March 09, 2010
what this project needs to do is submerge that highway to physically connect Ironbound to the waterfront...

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