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PROJECT PARTNER(S) Co-sponsors of the competition included: AIA Seattle, Pioneer Square Community Association, People for Puget Sound, City of Seattle, Great City, Downtown Seattle Association, Feet First, and the International Sustainability Institute.
LOCATION
Seattle WA, USA
GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE ASSETS
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DESCRIPTION The Green Alleys competition occurred during January / February 2010. It focused on potential new uses of and within alleys that in combination could add functionality to this City of Seattle’s transportation and ecological systems as well as improving the aesthetic and community-building elements of the City.
The competition was intended to change how Seattle thinks about alleys and to invite creative ideas for making alleys more usable and “kinder” to Puget Sound. Among other things, the competition’s Guiding Principles stressed incorporation of green stormwater infrastructure into the City’s “forgotten spaces” as a method of addressing portions of the city’s runoff before it enters Puget Sound.
Guiding Principles, Judging Criteria, Requirements and similar information for the competition can be found at the following link: http://www.aiaseattle.org/node/3857
The information “package” provided to competitors can be found at the following link: http://www.aiaseattle.org/sites/default/files/Green%20Alleys_info.pdf
PHOTOS AND DRAWINGS Entries submitted in the competition can be found at the following links;links:
Grand Prize Winners: Lesley Bain and Kit Kollmeyer – Imagine Seattle http://www.alleyart.org/uploads/Green_Alley_Fin_Bds_-_Imagine_Seattle.pdf
Clint Keithly – LMN Architects http://www.alleyart.org/uploads/Green_Alley_-_LMN_Architects.PDF
Honorable Mention: Noriko Marshall http://www.alleyart.org/uploads/GreenAlley_NorikoMarshall.pdf
David Vasquez http://www.alleyart.org/uploads/Green_Alley_-_David_Vasquez.pdf
Other Entries Kenny Wilson – 10 Ten Building Design http://www.alleyart.org/uploads/Alley_Comp_-_Kenny_Wilson.pdf
Chris Ezzell – E Workshop http://www.alleyart.org/uploads/P_ALLEY_2-22_B_-_Chris_Ezzell.pdf
Justin Martin – SvR Design Group http://www.alleyart.org/uploads/SvR-Green-Alleys-Competition.pdf
LESSONS LEARNED Review of the competition by Mark Hinshaw, FAIA, architect, urban designer and past architecture critic for "The Seattle Times" http://crosscut.com/2010/03/17/architecture/19676/
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
links, other sources of info about this case study
LOCATION
Seattle WA, USA
GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE ASSETS
list key GI assets and link them to appropriate asset pages for easy cross-referencing.
DESCRIPTION The Green Alleys competition occurred during January / February 2010. It focused on potential new uses of and within alleys that in combination could add functionality to this City of Seattle’s transportation and ecological systems as well as improving the aesthetic and community-building elements of the City.
The competition was intended to change how Seattle thinks about alleys and to invite creative ideas for making alleys more usable and “kinder” to Puget Sound. Among other things, the competition’s Guiding Principles stressed incorporation of green stormwater infrastructure into the City’s “forgotten spaces” as a method of addressing portions of the city’s runoff before it enters Puget Sound.
Guiding Principles, Judging Criteria, Requirements and similar information for the competition can be found at the following link: http://www.aiaseattle.org/node/3857
The information “package” provided to competitors can be found at the following link: http://www.aiaseattle.org/sites/default/files/Green%20Alleys_info.pdf
PHOTOS AND DRAWINGS Entries submitted in the competition can be found at the following links;links:
Grand Prize Winners: Lesley Bain and Kit Kollmeyer – Imagine Seattle http://www.alleyart.org/uploads/Green_Alley_Fin_Bds_-_Imagine_Seattle.pdf
Clint Keithly – LMN Architects http://www.alleyart.org/uploads/Green_Alley_-_LMN_Architects.PDF
Honorable Mention: Noriko Marshall http://www.alleyart.org/uploads/GreenAlley_NorikoMarshall.pdf
David Vasquez http://www.alleyart.org/uploads/Green_Alley_-_David_Vasquez.pdf
Other Entries Kenny Wilson – 10 Ten Building Design http://www.alleyart.org/uploads/Alley_Comp_-_Kenny_Wilson.pdf
Chris Ezzell – E Workshop http://www.alleyart.org/uploads/P_ALLEY_2-22_B_-_Chris_Ezzell.pdf
Justin Martin – SvR Design Group http://www.alleyart.org/uploads/SvR-Green-Alleys-Competition.pdf
LESSONS LEARNED Review of the competition by Mark Hinshaw, FAIA, architect, urban designer and past architecture critic for "The Seattle Times" http://crosscut.com/2010/03/17/architecture/19676/
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
links, other sources of info about this case study
