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The
2003 ULI / Gerald D. Hines
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Student Competition
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Harvard
Wins
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THE
OTHER FINALISTS: MIT, PENN, AND USC
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TEAM
4731: Kirstin
Garcia,
Harvard Design School; Jeff Baxter, Harvard
Design School; Omar Brownson, Harvard JFK School of Government
/ Harvard Design School; Cathy Lynch, Harvard Design School;
& Seth Riseman, Harvard Design School
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| "The
Harvard University Graduate School of Design team submitted
“City Beautiful and City Real,” which would extend the neoclassical
“City Beautiful” of Washington’s monumental core into the South
Capitol study area, where the core collides with the “real city,”
according to the scheme. This collision is marked by the intersection
of South Capitol Street and M Street, which becomes a fulcrum
around which a transit-oriented, mixed-use neighborhood would
develop. The intent is to create a live-work community that
appeals to a “creative class” of residents." |
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ULI
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mentions, from the Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture,
Planning and Preservation; Arizona State University College
of Architecture and Urban Design; and the Southern California
Institute of Architecture. |
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"...each
team is given ten days to complete its design solution."
"A
transitional portion of South Capitol Street near the Anacostia
River in Washington, D.C. has been chosen as the site.."
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| Competition
Timeline |
| Deadline
for application: Friday, February 7 |
| Teams
notified: Friday, February 14 |
| Competition
dates: Friday, February 21, to Monday, March 3 |
| Submissions
due at ULI: Tuesday, March 4 |
| Finalist
teams announced: Friday, March 21 |
| Urban
design forum and presentation: Friday, April 25 |
