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Step-by-step guide
The Step-by-step guide with examples of how to complete the online entry form describes the technical and content characteristics and requirements of the five steps of the online application procedure.
Quick guide
The Quick guide contains a brief overview of the main conditions and requirements for entering the LafargeHolcim Awards competition.
Sustainability Statements
Balancing regional infrastructure with ecology and local urban life
This project recovers Charlesgate for people and natural systems after it was enshadowed and fractured by elevated roads for a generation. Pathways are designed to double-function for equipment access (lift and vacuum trucks) for viaduct maintenance and repair. Rain-gardens in recreation areas treat roadway runoff, store floodwater and create pollinator habitat. The rivers edge is reshaped to protect from floods, and also provide public access and riparian species habitat. The design utilizes standard material palettes of the involved public agencies (transportation, parks and water) in unexpected ways to allow for easy co-maintenance. By integrating considerations of infrastructure, natural systems and public realm, there is sustainability through shared use, maintenance and investment.
Downloads
Step-by-step guide
The Step-by-step guide with examples of how to complete the online entry form describes the technical and content characteristics and requirements of the five steps of the online application procedure.
Quick guide
The Quick guide contains a brief overview of the main conditions and requirements for entering the LafargeHolcim Awards competition.
Sustainability Statements
Balancing regional infrastructure with ecology and local urban life
This project recovers Charlesgate for people and natural systems after it was enshadowed and fractured by elevated roads for a generation. Pathways are designed to double-function for equipment access (lift and vacuum trucks) for viaduct maintenance and repair. Rain-gardens in recreation areas treat roadway runoff, store floodwater and create pollinator habitat. The rivers edge is reshaped to protect from floods, and also provide public access and riparian species habitat. The design utilizes standard material palettes of the involved public agencies (transportation, parks and water) in unexpected ways to allow for easy co-maintenance. By integrating considerations of infrastructure, natural systems and public realm, there is sustainability through shared use, maintenance and investment.
Downloads
Step-by-step guide
The Step-by-step guide with examples of how to complete the online entry form describes the technical and content characteristics and requirements of the five steps of the online application procedure.
Quick guide
The Quick guide contains a brief overview of the main conditions and requirements for entering the LafargeHolcim Awards competition.
Sustainability Statements
Balancing regional infrastructure with ecology and local urban life
This project recovers Charlesgate for people and natural systems after it was enshadowed and fractured by elevated roads for a generation. Pathways are designed to double-function for equipment access (lift and vacuum trucks) for viaduct maintenance and repair. Rain-gardens in recreation areas treat roadway runoff, store floodwater and create pollinator habitat. The rivers edge is reshaped to protect from floods, and also provide public access and riparian species habitat. The design utilizes standard material palettes of the involved public agencies (transportation, parks and water) in unexpected ways to allow for easy co-maintenance. By integrating considerations of infrastructure, natural systems and public realm, there is sustainability through shared use, maintenance and investment.
Downloads
Step-by-step guide
The Step-by-step guide with examples of how to complete the online entry form describes the technical and content characteristics and requirements of the five steps of the online application procedure.
Quick guide
The Quick guide contains a brief overview of the main conditions and requirements for entering the LafargeHolcim Awards competition.
Sustainability Statements
Balancing regional infrastructure with ecology and local urban life
This project recovers Charlesgate for people and natural systems after it was enshadowed and fractured by elevated roads for a generation. Pathways are designed to double-function for equipment access (lift and vacuum trucks) for viaduct maintenance and repair. Rain-gardens in recreation areas treat roadway runoff, store floodwater and create pollinator habitat. The rivers edge is reshaped to protect from floods, and also provide public access and riparian species habitat. The design utilizes standard material palettes of the involved public agencies (transportation, parks and water) in unexpected ways to allow for easy co-maintenance. By integrating considerations of infrastructure, natural systems and public realm, there is sustainability through shared use, maintenance and investment.
Downloads
Step-by-step guide
The Step-by-step guide with examples of how to complete the online entry form describes the technical and content characteristics and requirements of the five steps of the online application procedure.
Quick guide
The Quick guide contains a brief overview of the main conditions and requirements for entering the LafargeHolcim Awards competition.