Students are challenged to design a Park Space and a PDR Collective next to existing wetlands along Islais Creek in San Francisco.
‘PDR’ stands for Production, Distribution and Repair. The PDR Collective will be an opportunity to grow the local business presence and provide space for artists, makers, nonprofits, and other bedrocks of the community. The location of this new space will increase public access to the waterfront and create a new gathering space for the community.
Participants may choose one of 3 ways to enter this year’s online competition:
1) Individual Entry
2) Group Entry
3) Design Process Entry (individual or group)
All high school students are encouraged to enter. There is no fee or cost to participate. Prizes (including monetary awards) will be awarded separately for individual and team entries.
Eligibility
The program is distributed to all high school students throughout the greater San Francisco Bay Area but participation is both encouraged and welcomed from all high school-level students
interested from throughout the world.
Final entries must be submitted on FRIDAY, May 19th at 6:00pm PST.
The awards presentation reception will take place on SUNDAY, May 21st.
Prizes in 3 categories:
1) Best Design (single entrant)
2) Best Group entry, and
3) Best Digital entry.
In addition to the standard prizes, the first place winner in the overall superiority category will receive a four week Summer Pre-college Scholarship at the California College of the Arts.
With questions, contact: Ryan Lee of Wood Bagot” 415-277-3041, Ryan.Lee@woodsbagot.com
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