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THE 2000
STEEDMAN FELLOWSHIP IN ARCHITECTURE INTERNATIONAL DESIGN COMPETITION Bridging the Gap Architecture in the Shadow of the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Arch Washington University School of Architecture in St. Louis bi-annually organizes The Steedman Fellowship in Architecture International Design Competition. This year's design competition (which is open to graduates from all countries of accredited degree programs in architecture) is chaired by Will Bruder, and titled "Bridging the Gap - Architecture in the shadow of the Arch." Entrants submit both their competition entry and a proposal for research. The winner of the competition will receive a $20,000.00 traveling Fellowship. The program for this year's Steedman Fellowship in Architecture International Design Competition involves ideas for reconnecting Eero Saarinen's Jefferson Memorial Arch and its park with the downtown district of St. Louis, Missouri (bridging the 'trench'of Interstate Highway 70), and providing a proposal for a Museum of American Architecture. The competition advisor and members of an international design jury of architects and designers will meet at Washington University School of Architecture in St. Louis, in February of 2000 to select the competition winner. The Competition Jurors: Will Bruder william p. bruder-architect, ltd. New River, Arizona Garry Emery Emery Vincent Design, Melbourne, Australia Sarah Graham Angilil/Graham Architecture, Los Angeles, California and Zurich, Switzerland Reed Kroloff Editor, Architecture Paolo Rizzatto Architect and Industrial Designer, Milan, Italy Elias Torres Architect, Lapena & Torres Architects, Barcelona, Spain Billie Tsien Architect, Tod Williams & Billie Tsien and Associates, New York, New York The Steedman Traveling Fellowship enables graduates of accredited professional degree programs in architecture to travel for architectural research and study for a period of nine months in foreign countries. The $20,000.00 Fellowship is based both on the quality of the selected winner's competition design entry and their research proposal. Citizens of all countries are encouraged to compete for the Steedman Fellowship. Candidates must be graduates of an accredited school of architecture, and be currently employed in, or have completed at least one year of practical experience in the office of a practicing architect. Candidates are eligible to compete for up to eight years after receipt of their professional degrees, regardless of age. CALENDAR: December 6, 1999 - registration forms & $75.00 (seventy five U.S. dollars) application fee will be accepted up to and no later than this date December 13, 1999 - competition brief & instructions will be mailed to entrants January 25, 2000 - deadline for competition entries & research proposal February 7, 2000 - jury & selection of winner Address all inquiries to: Steedman Governing Committee Washington University in St. Louis School of Architecture One Brookings Drive Campus Box 1079 St. Louis, MO 63130-4899 tel: 314.935.6293 fax: 314.935.8520 steedman@arch.wustl.edu |
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