Design It: Shelter Competition Winners announced
Over the course of the summer, Design It: Shelter Competition received submissions from people in 68 countries for a total of nearly 600 entries that met competition requirements. On the occasion of the Guggenheim Museum’s 50th Anniversary, they are pleased to announce the two winning entries.
David Mares’s CBS – Cork Block Shelter, won the People’s Prize after receiving 64,875 votes out of more than 100,000 votes submitted online by voters around the world; and David Eltang’s SeaShelter, which was selected by a jury of architecture and design experts for the Juried Prize. Prizes include airfare and two nights accommodation for two in New York City, behind-the-scenes tours of the Guggenheim Museum and Google offices, and Google SketchUp Pro licenses.
Images of the two winners and videos from the competition after the break.
People’s Prize Winner – Cork Block Shelter
Juried Prize Winner – SeaShelter
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really good quality designs, no over th top “flashing and shouting look at me” rubbish!
these are down to earth quality pieces of architecture! nice!
which one is the worst? it’s really hard to say, they’re both pure garbage!
agreed
Your comments say more about you than the objects of your critiques. If you’re so desperate for your voice to be heard, then give REASONS, not one-liners, hit-and-run, childish responses.
A.E I AGREE!
MRF why are they so bad?
to me these are REAL designs that could work, not crazy, flashy, computer generated pieces of rubbish that will never leave the pc and become realised…
take a look at http://www.boidus.co.uk for some good quality design