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The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) is calling for entries to its 2002 GSA Design Awards program. The biennial program, now in its seventh term, recognizes outstanding achievements that result from partnerships between the federal government and private firms and individuals across the country. Eligible for the awards are projects authorized by GSA and completed January 1, 1997, to August 1, 2002 (or architecture projects "on the boards" that were completed and approved by the Commissioner of Public Buildings Service during this period). The awards program is open to contract design professionals, artists, and/or organizations that completed or are working on projects for GSA or under GSA authority and GSA current or former employees with professional responsibility for a GSA-authorized project. A
panel of nationally recognized, private-sector design professionals will
select award recipients for honors awards and citations. They
will judge projects in terms of: Submission categories
include: The winners will be honored in a March 2003 ceremony in Washington, D.C. Firms, individuals, and GSA officials under whose authority the work was performed will receive award plaques. For more information and entry forms, call 202-501-1888 or send email to lois.carroll@gsa.gov or thomas.grooms@gsa.gov. For a downloadable PDF copy (512Kb) of the Call for Entries and the form, visit the GSA Web site. Copyright 2002 The American Institute of Architects. All rights reserved. |
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