Terreform ONE announced the winners of the One Prize Competition: Mowing to Growing: Reinventing the American Lawn, A Design Competition for Creating Productive Green Space in Cities. The competition brief  called for technical, urbanistic, and architectural strategies not simply for the food production…

The Buckminster Fuller Institute (BFI) announced six finalist projects for the 2010 challenge. The finalists have undergone a rigorous review for adherence to the entry criteria including an interview with the individual or team behind the strategy. They were advanced from…

Gensler’s winning design, co-created with 4240 Architecture, transforms Chicago’s abandoned Bloomingdale rail line into a three mile long greenhouse and hydrogen generator that provides 10 acres of farm land year round, powers city schools, and creates a beacon for the city.

The winners of Reburbia, the Suburban Design Competition, have just been announced today (see also previously Bustler). The competition, sponsored jointly by Dwell and Inhabitat.com, called for design solutions that would address the problems that plague…

The Andes Sprouts Society of Andes, NY announced the final winner of its Design/Build Competition. Launched in December 2008, the competition set out to address AS Society’s new media artist residency program needs by issuing an open call out to architects both locally and abroad to submit…

The Andes Sprouts Society competition just announced the jury vote results with 3 finalist projects and 6 honorable mentions for the AS society design/build project (previously on Bustler: First Entries | Shortlist) Finalists G TECTS (image below, board)…

Today, [bracket] announced the selected projects and proposals for issue #1 “On Farming”. [bracket] is a collaboration of Bustler’s parent site Archinect and InfraNet Lab, and is composed of a collection of diverse editors and…