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Yarışma Özeti(Summary):
The Government's Energy Efficiency Best Practice Programme has launched its fourth open ideas competition to promote sustainable development and the Design Advice service. This competition follows 'Ideas for a Holistic Hotel', 'Ideas for a Sustainable School' and 'Zero CO2 housing', held in 2000 and 1999 respectively.

Tip (Type):
Open

Kimler katılabilir (Open to):
All

Katılım ücreti (Entry Fee):
To register and receive the competition brief send a cheque for £35.00 inc.
VAT (professionals) or £7.50 inc. VAT (students), payable to RIBA
Competitions, to the address below. VAT receipts are available upon request.

Ödüller (Awards):
A prize fund of £17.5k is on offer - 1st £10,000
2nd £5,000
3rd £2,500.

Juri (Jury):
A leading international architect will be invited to chair the Assessors
Panel. Other members of the panel acting on behalf of the RIBA and the RIAS
are Koen Steemers, Simon Barker and Richard Atkins. The current CIBSE
President, Max Fordham, has also agreed to join the panel, which includes
Martin Cook and Noel Burns of the Building Research Establishment.

İletişim Bilgileri (Contact): 
RIBA Competitions Office
6 Melbourne Street
Leeds
LS2 7PS

Website: http://www.ribacompetitions.com
Email: 

The theme of this year's competition is urban sustainability and entrants will be invited to explore the issues of environmental, social, and economic sustainability. The five hectare site is the Lochend Butterfly and its surroundings, which lies about a mile from the eastern end of Princes Street in central Edinburgh.

A leading international architect will be invited to chair the Assessors Panel. Other members of the panel acting on behalf of the RIBA and the RIAS are Koen Steemers, Simon Barker and Richard Atkins. The current CIBSE President, Max Fordham, has also agreed to join the panel, which includes Martin Cook and Noel Burns of the Building Research Establishment.

The Government's Energy Efficiency Best Practice Programme has launched its
fourth open ideas competition to promote sustainable development and the
Design Advice service. This competition follows 'Ideas for a Holistic
Hotel', 'Ideas for a Sustainable School' and 'Zero CO2 housing', held in
2000 and 1999 respectively. The theme of this year's competition is urban
sustainability and entrants will be invited to explore the issues of
environmental, social, and economic sustainability.

The site chosen is the Lochend Butterfly and its surroundings, which lies
about a mile from the eastern end of Princes Street in central Edinburgh.
Defined by railway lines the five hectare site is largely derelict, but
includes a loch, the last of a series of three, which is now the focal
point of Lochend Park. The City Council are keen to see a new vibrant
quarter of the city emerge and the Butterfly site represents the
opportunity for a sustainable mixed-use development, including industrial,
business, retail, and residential uses. Much recent urban regeneration has
taken place in areas surrounding the Butterfly. It also represents a
generic urban site with the potential to maximise the social,
environmental, and economic sustainability of the city.

For more information or to register, contact:
Website: http://www.ribacompetitions.com