I found dozens of executives circulating at a project competition held in New York last October by Students in Free Enterprise, a group that promotes socially responsible business leadership.
It would be wrong to declare that "everybody" loves Mark Wallinger's horse, for one or two curmudgeons have already expressed their aesthetic reservations about the winning entry in the Ebbsfleet Landmark Project competition.
Like all city jobs, the goats and their owners had to bid on the contract to eat Prospect Park's unwanted fiber, but unlike a construction project, competition was scarce.
Locale actually just finished in the top 50 applications for Google's Android Project competition, so congratulations to the team.
The bike, dubbed the "Denny," was crowned the winner this week at the Oregon Manifest Bike Design Project competition.
In the project competition I won USD 1,000 in funding from Microsoft Asia Pacific to start up a pilot project for kids.
The Council of Europe will organise an essay and projects competition "If I were a Magician" among the primary school students in the country.
Everyone gathered in the garden to see work by the finalists of the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund, the "Project Runway -style design competition that's tied moRunway -stylehion indesign than the entertainment industry.
The rest of the year, the organization offers enrichment activities and material to schoolteachers and their students, coordinates student science project competitions, and helps organize local science and engineering clubs.
Architectural phenomena are social, then, because they occur as a result of contracts, meetings, firms, charettes, crits, juries, projects, competitions, exhibitions, partnerships, professional organizations, negotiations, workflow organization, division of labor, and myriad other conventional and agreement-bound purposive actions and groupings of architects and other architectural stakeholders.
Why were the project and design competitions so controversial?
