 Entry Materials
All entries into the 2010 Brick In Architecture Awards will require several components. For your ease and convenience, each of these elements will be submitted via our online competition website.
After setting up your initial registration, you may begin creating your entry. You may save your entry at any point and will be able to revise or enhance your submission at any point up until the competition's closing date. The entry does not have to be completed all at once.
The following components will be required of each entry submitted to the Brick In Architecture Awards program:
- Project Description & Details - required
Answers to the following questions should fully explain the project's
design goals, concepts, solutions, site characteristics, and limiting
factors. Emphasis should be on the role and use of brick, but answers
should also give an understanding of the project as a whole.
- Provide a general overview or summary of the project.
- Define the project's aesthetic goals. How did the use of clay brick help achieve those goals?
- Define the project's functional requirements. How did the use of clay brick help meet those requirements?
- What, if any, sustainable design practices were used in the construction of this project?
- Photography - required
Photographs and floor plans uploaded and submitted for this
competition must be at least 8 x 10 in size, between 72 and 100 dpi,
and in JPEG or GIF format. Photos must be professionally shot, first-
class digital photographs and must include the following:
- Each of the exposed sides or elevations of the building
- Close-ups of pertinent details
- Photograph showing the building in its immediate surroundings
- For projects involving renovation, one photograph of each renovated section before and after the renovation
- Other materials - optional
In addition to the descriptive write-up and photography,
other materials
such as floor plans, CAD drawings, schematics, renderings,
elevations,
or sketches may be submitted which help illustrate and best represent
the entry. Again, these other materials must be at least 8 x 10 in size,
between 72 and 100 dpi, and in JPEG or GIF format.
The 2010 Brick In Architecture Awards are now closed.
For more information, Kelly Ewell at kewell@bia.org or 703-674-1544.
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