The Gold Coast Urban Design Awards 2009 – IDL
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The Gold Coast Urban Design Awards is a biennial event celebrating the best of our built environment.
The Gold Coast Urban Design Awards is a biennial event celebrating the best of our built environment.
Any
project in the Gold Coast City, be it large or small, public, private
or community-based, is eligible for submission and can be considered if
the project:
- has been completed between 1 January 1990 and 30 June 2009
- has not been previously entered in the Gold Coast Urban Design Awards
- can be judged against some or all of the 15 criteria of good urban design
- is within the Gold Coast City Council boundaries
- complies with all Council and statutory regulations
- is available for site inspection, if requested by the jury
All entries
must be received by 4pm Friday, 3 July, 2009 at Gold Coast City
Council, Nerang Administration Centre, Southport-Nerang Road, Nerang.
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