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Requirements

1. Members will submit design proposals as web pages accessible by Internet browsers. Since entries will be viewed by competition participants from around the world, the web pages should be compatible with a commonly available web browsers and computer platforms. Sites which rely on highly specialized browser features of plug-ins may not be viewable to many reviewers. Participants should design their submissions accordingly, aiming to communicate their ideas to a large audience on the Internet.

2. The first page of each proposal will have information to clearly direct the viewer to the rest of the pages. It will have a recognizable image of the proposal with a brief statement describing it.

3. Submissions must contain a design statement including an itemized response to the program, indicating ways in which it was met using spatial simulation and/or physical solutions.

4. There are no limits on the total size or the number of web pages, although participants should recognize that reviewers may prefer succinct presentations. It is recommended that graphics be clear and relatively small in file size, that is, saved in JPEG or other high compression format. All text must be written in English. The site should be clearly organized with consistent navigational aids.

Documentation

All members who enter the final voting stage need to produce and submit the following:

• High resolution Image files of their entry suitable for print publication for use by ACADIA in promotion.

• A zip-compressed file archive including the entire web site comprising the competition entry, for web-publication by ACADIA.

Publication rights

By submitting a competition entry you grant permission to ACADIA to publish all or part of your submission in digital or print media concerning the competition and its results.