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PERTH AMBOY HIGH SCHOOL COMPETITION
City of Perth Amboy |
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Type:
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competition
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Registration Deadline:
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16/7/2003
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Submission Deadline:
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23/7/2003
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Open to:
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professionals
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Entry Fee:
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US$100 |
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Awards: |
Design commission
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Jury:
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Henry Cobb, K. Michael Hays, Carlos Jimenez, Toshiko Mori, Hon. Joseph
Vas, Austin Gumbs and Bernard Piaia
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The City of Perth Amboy, the Perth Amboy Board of Education and the National
Endowment for the Arts, in conjunction with the New Jersey School
Construction Corporation and New Jersey Department of Education, are pleased
to announce a national design competition for a new high school, to be
constructed with state funds as part of New Jersey's $12 billion school
construction program. As one of the 30 Abbott, or 'special needs' districts
in the state of New Jersey, Perth Amboy residents have an unprecedented
opportunity to redesign schools and the contemporary school system.
The goal of this Competition is to select an architect to design a new high
school of approximately 489,000 square feet, on a 15.3-acre site positioned
as a gateway to the city of Perth Amboy, New Jersey. Our goals for this
Competition are: to stimulate creative thinking for schools in 21st century;
to build a school that is an inspiring, challenging, and flexible learning
environment; to connect the school to the community; and to improve the
educational environment by using the planning and design process for the new
school as a tool for positive change. The design challenge is to: resist
preconceived ideas of what a high school should look like; to discard cookie
cutter 'one-size-fits-all' plans; and to truly think out of the box while
accepting limitations imposed by the purposes and restraints on the uses of
Abbot funds.
This is a two-stage, national design Competition. The Competition format
asks competitors to submit their concept ideas in Stage I, and for the Jury
to select four competitors who will each receive an honorarium to produce
more detailed projects in Stage II. Stage I of the Competition is open to
all individuals licensed to practice architecture in the United States, or
teams led by an individual so licensed. The Competition winner will also be
required by the Sponsor to become pre-qualified by the New Jersey School
Construction Corporation [SCC], or must be willing to work with another firm
so pre-qualified.
Stage II finalists will receive a stipend of $20,000. The winner will be
recommended to enter into an agreement for the construction of the high
school.
To register for this Competition, submit a completed Registration Form
[found on the website], along with a cashier's check or money order in the
amount of $100 payable to the City of Perth Amboy. Please mail the
completed Registration Form and check to the address listed below. The
Registration Form and additional information regarding the Competition will
be located on the Competition website on or before May 12, 2003.
For more information or to register, contact:
Ralph Lerner FAIA, Competition Advisor
New Jersey School Design Competition
c/o Ralph Lerner Architect PC
306 Alexander Street
Princeton, New Jersey 08540 USA
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.paps.net/competition
mario cipresso
death by architecture, usa
http://www.deathbyarch.com
[email protected]
international competition network
http://www.icnexchanger.org
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