Eligible: professionals
Register/Submit: 12 November 2010
Registration fee: none
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Nature in Alzenau 2015
Best Private Plots Award
Eligible: professionals
Register/Submit: 31 May 2010
Registration fee: none
The theme of the “best private plots” open competition, held this year for the fourth time, is the garden as a site for innovation, an open space for games and activities, and a contemporary link between architecture and landscape.
Registration fee: none
The theme of the “best private plots” open competition, held this year for the fourth time, is the garden as a site for innovation, an open space for games and activities, and a contemporary link between architecture and landscape.
Festival de Jardins, Ponte de Lima
Eligible: students, professionals
Register/Submit: 30 October 2010
Registration fee: none
Theme for garden festival: Kaos in the Garden.
To find out more information click here
Register/Submit: 30 October 2010
Registration fee: none
Theme for garden festival: Kaos in the Garden.
To find out more information click here
Grand Acres Community Garden Design Competition
Eligible: students, professionals
Register: 30 April 2010 / Submit: 3 May 2010
Registration fee: 15$
The goal of this competition is to create an identity for Grand Acres, a community garden in the Fair Haven neighborhood of New Haven. Grand Acres is one of the community gardens owned and managed by the New Haven Land Trust (NHLT). The goal of this design competition is to create an identity and a sense of unity and permanence for Grand Acres that could also serve as a model for other community gardens around the city.
Registration fee: 15$
The goal of this competition is to create an identity for Grand Acres, a community garden in the Fair Haven neighborhood of New Haven. Grand Acres is one of the community gardens owned and managed by the New Haven Land Trust (NHLT). The goal of this design competition is to create an identity and a sense of unity and permanence for Grand Acres that could also serve as a model for other community gardens around the city.
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