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The $300 House Challenge
Sponsor: Ingersoll Rand Type: Open International Prototype Location: Greensboro, Alabama Language: English Fee: Free Eligibility: No restrictions Submission Deadline: May 26, 2011 Awards: Community prize – $10,000 Top three community prizes – 2-week prototyping workshop First prize – $3,000 and 2-week prototyping workshop Second prize – $1,500 and 2-week prototyping workshop Third prize – $1,000 Fourth through eight prizes – $500 each Ninth through sixteenth prizes – $250 each Jury: Yves Behar, Industrial Designer Alex Bogusky Rahul Mehrota, Harvard Professor and Chair of the Department of Urban Planning and Design Vijay Govindarajan, Dartmouth Professor of International Business Christian Sarkar Robert Dreling Makrand Bhoot, Director of the Professional Alliance for Technology and Habitat John Bielenberg Daniel Johnson Fred Murrell, Communications Design Chair at RMCAD David Sands, Chief Architect at AIA Rafael Smith, Designer of Uber Shelter David “Dread” Hinds, Founder of Steel Pulse Umair Haque Stuart L. Fart, Professor and Author Shaun Abrahanson, Social Production Engineer Design Challenge: With roughly two billion people living in adverse poverty, we are challenging the world to present concepts and designs for a house that can be built for under $300. Submission Requirements: Digital submission of images or video For more information, go to: http://www.jovoto.com/contests/300house/briefing Email: info@300house.com
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