Evergreen Awards-Call for Entries

2010 Call for Entries

Evergreen

Eco-Structure recognizes excellence in building design and environmental performance.

All winning entries will be featured in the November issue.

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ELIGIBILITY
Architects, developers, contractors, and other building professionals practicing in the U.S., Canada, or Mexico may submit projects. Ecommercial and Greenhouse entries must have been completed after Jan. 1, 2006. On the Boards entries must be unbuilt. Green building professionals may be entered as individuals in the Perspective category.

Projects that have won other awards are eligible. Projects than have won past Evergreen Awards are not eligible for re-entry.

QUESTIONS
evergreenawards@hanleywood.com

CATEGORIES
Ecommercial: Environmentally responsible, high-performing commercial, industrial, or institutional projects

Greenhouse: Environmentally responsible, high-performing residential projects (including single family and multi-family structures)

On the Boards: Unbuilt commercial, industrial, institutional or residential projects that address environmental performance and sustainable design and construction

Perspective: Nominate a thought leader and industry professional who is moving the green building movement forward

DEADLINES & FEES Register and upload by
July 1, 2010.
First Entry: $100; Additional Entries $75.

Register and upload after July 1, 2010.
First Entry: $150; Additional Entries $125.

Absolutely no entries will be accepted after July 13, 2010.

HOW TO ENTER
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