“Built by New York” is a competition dedicated to showcasing the remarkable work of architects, designers, and affiliated professionals in the New York City design community. This event highlights projects from members of AIA New York, AIA Brooklyn, AIA Bronx, AIA Staten Island, and AIA Queens. The exhibition will be held across three floors of the Center for Architecture galleries, starting on October 1, 2024, marking the culmination of the Center’s 20th anniversary celebrations.
Eligibility and Submission Guidelines
Entrant Eligibility:
- Open to members of any NYC-based AIA chapters (AIA New York, AIA Brooklyn, AIA Bronx, AIA Staten Island, AIA Queens).
- Eligible member categories: AIA Member, AIA Associate Member, AIA International Associate Member, AIANY Allied, Corresponding, Corporate, or Student Members.
- Non-Registered Architects must credit the Architect of Record where applicable.
- Entrants must confirm necessary permissions from the project’s design lead and owners/client to participate.
Project Eligibility:
- Built projects must have been completed after January 1, 2003.
- All New York State-based projects must credit a New York State licensed architect of record.
- Projects can be located anywhere globally and include built projects, under construction projects, speculative work, or design research.
- Each firm or individual practitioner can submit up to five projects, with only one image per project.
Submission Requirements:
- Create an account on the submission portal and enter project information.
- Submit one (1) image per project in .jpg, .png, or .tiff format, at 300 dpi, with no additional text or formatting.
- Each image must consist of a photograph, drawing, or rendering with no composed project boards or watermarks.
- Include project title, year of completion, location, and project team credits. Only firm names should be submitted, not individual names.
Attach a signed and completed Image Release Form with the submission.
Image Specifications and Fees
- Images must adhere to specific size and orientation ratios:
- Small ($200): Square (1:1), Vertical (1:2), Horizontal (2:1)
- Medium ($275): Square (2:2), Vertical (2:4), Horizontal (4:2)
- Large ($400): Square (3:3), Vertical (3:5), Horizontal (5:3)
- Final dimensions will depend on the gallery layout after all submissions are reviewed.
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