Parkitecture Design Competition
Register/Submit: Friday, November 20, 2009
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As we motor toward the future, it’s time to rethink the structure that houses our automobiles—the humble garage. Dwell’s newest contest, sponsored by Lexus, is a challenge to incorporate forward-thinking technology into a freestanding building that can hold no more than three vehicles. Using Google SketchUp, entrants are invited to submit at least two renderings—one interior and one exterior—that illustrate the technological possibilities and sustainable potential of the garage of the future.

Prize
$1,000 and coverage on Dwell.com
Winner Announced: November 23rd, 2009

Judging Criteria
  * Must be an original, unbuilt rendering of a residential garage that holds no more than three vehicles
  * Must include at least one integrated technological system geared toward automobile maintenance and/or storage
  * Proposed structure must be constructed of predominately recyclable materials

Submission Details
  * Include at least two Google SketchUp renderings of the garage, including an interior rendering that illustrates the proposed technological system and an exterior rendering
  * Include the name of the entry
  * Include a 500-word description of the overall concept, including choice of materials and an explanation of the proposed technology and overall sustainable features

http://www.dwell.com/contests/Parkitecture-Design-Competition.html

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Saved by: bleounis, ClaytonDesigns, kbs4p, kowski

Tags for this entry:
design, dwell, google sketchup, garage, parkitecture
Comments:
holz
seattle
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
ok, this is ridiculous.

a residential garage that holds no more than THREE vehicles? i hope those 3 vehicles are bikes.

wow. dwell is seriously backtracking with this one.

corner-s
Sydney
Sunday, November 01, 2009
you r right! i think we should reduce the number of car per family!
Anyway this is a good competition, we can re-think how to design a environmental friendly garage!

eric
adelaide
Monday, November 02, 2009
what are considered as "integrated technological system geared toward automobile maintenance and/or storage"?
do you mean things that are already being invented or yet to be invented?

Wade
Rochester, MN
Monday, November 02, 2009
Holz - you make a good point, but we've got to start somewhere. We can't expect people to go from giant suburban garages to bicycle racks overnight. At least this could get us headed in the right direction.

dpruske
lubbock, texas
Monday, November 09, 2009
isn't 3 cars pretty much a giant suburban garage? most only get 2.

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