Sentence examples for invited competition from inspiring English sources

In April, he learned that Front had won an invited competition to design a Louis Vuitton storefront on a prominent pedestrian corner in Singapore.

That same year, Guthrie+Buresh participated in an invited competition for a Fine Arts Building at the Otis College of Art and Design in Los Angeles.

Parry won an invited competition a year ago – against David Chipperfield, David Walker and PLP – and has been working flat out ever since, ready to submit a planning application in January 2016.

But such success has invited competition from Citigroup's Citibank, and eBay itself, both of which offer competing transaction methods, and from Mastercard, which has indicated its interest in getting into the business.

Between the buildings, in the Memorial Garden, is "Garden of Stones" by Mr. Goldsworthy, who was chosen in an invited competition sponsored by the museum and the Public Art Fund.

The architects hadn't much to their name when they won the invited competition in 2014, but they have since become one of the country's most sought-after young firms, with several school buildings and a huge pie factory under their belt, and a pair of Oxbridge college buildings underway.

In these high-profile invited competitions, organised by risk-averse boards of corporate bureaucrats, it is not hard to see why Foster so often triumphs.

SMH+ has produced design proposals for invited competitions for NYC2012 Olympic Village, the Cincinatti Museum of Art, The New York Aquarium at Coney Island, Colorado Springs Academy K-12 School, the Mid-Manhattan Library of the New York Public Library, The American Craft Museum in New York and The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in Richmond, Virginia.

Launch international competitions or invited competitions, or expand the DDC Design and Construction Excellence program to include even more firms with an even wider range of experiences.

Evaluation based on test scores invites competition and cheating, especially if linked to financial rewards.

This rate is essentially locked in for five years, and is intended to invite competition from new providers.