Vote Online for the History.com City of the Future

Chief Jurist Daniel Libeskind leads the finale to The History Channel competition to find the best 22nd-century concept among first-stage winners for New York City, Chicago, and Los Angeles. In its City of the Future competition finale, The History Channel is turning to the general public to judge a winner from among three finalists. The competition—supported by the AIA to increase public awareness of the power of architectural imagination—puts head-to-head designs by Architecture Research Office, UrbanLab, and Eric Owen Moss Architects, respectively. Set in the 22nd century, the design concepts imagine a century of human innovation to meet the environmental and social problems we face today. Visit the competition Web site to vote from now until February 3, 2007.