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    Wednesday, May 23, 2007

    What would YOU do with the Breuer Tower?

    Thanks to the Design Rag for this one.

    The Cleveland Ingenuity 2007 festival is sponsoring a competition on submissions of what could be done to our infamous tower in dire straits.


    Ingenuity 2007 the Cleveland Festival of Art & Technology architecture exhibit

    What Would you do with the Breuer Building?
    July 18 – July 21, 2007

    Opening Reception: Thursday, July 19, 2007, 5:00 - 7:00 pm.
    Location: 1305 Gallery, 1305 Euclid Avenue at East 13 Street
    Cleveland, Ohio 44115

    Two-thirds of Cuyahoga County’s commissioners want to demolish it.
    Architecture critic Steven Litt wants to save it.
    What would you do with it?

    Sponsored by
    Ingenuity, the Cleveland Festival of
    Art and Technology, this juried architectural
    exhibition invites architects, architectural interns,
    students, engineers, artists and designers living or
    working in Northeast Ohio to answer the question.
    The intent of the exhibit is to keep the debate alive
    – through both imaginary and real alternatives to
    the Breuer Tower’s future. Additionally, this
    exhibit offers area design professionals and others
    with an opportunity to participate in the
    Ingenuity festival and to demonstrate how
    architecture can be the embodiment of "creativity,
    innovation, culture and technology."

    We encourage architecture, engineering and design
    firms to participate as well as to support and
    recognize their staff members who participate in
    the creation of an entry. Firm affiliations will be
    noted along side the designer’s/designers' name(s).

    To participate, please email
    architecture@Ingenuitycleveland.org,
    subject line: Breuer Tower.
    We will forward the hi-resolution jpeg image to use
    in the creation of your submittal.


    Submittals:
    Rendering using the hi-resolution image of the Breuer Tower
    30” h x 20” w mounted on 3/8” white foamcore.

    Digital jpeg image, 15” x 10” at 72 dpi.

    Drop off/Pick up:
    Renderings must be submitted by 5:00pm, Friday June 22, 2007.

    Digital images must be emailed by 5:00pm, Friday June 22, 2007.
    Email to architecture@Ingenuitycleveland.org

    All work will be available for pick-up ?.

    Entry Fee: $19.71
    Please make check payable to the Ingenuity Festival, earmarked for architecture exhibit
    (Fees will be used to mount the show and for the opening reception.)

    Jury:
    Faith Baum AIA, IIDA, Principal, Faith Baum Architects, Lexington, Massachusetts; Adjunct Faculty,
    Department of Interior Architecture, Rhode Island School of Design
    Debi Lacey McDonald, AIA, LEED Architect, DiMella Shaffer, Boston, Massachusetts
    Etty Padmodipoetro, AIA, Loeb Fellow 2006, Rosales + Partners, Vice President, Boston, Massachusetts
    Maryann Thompson, Maryann Thompson Architects, Cambridge, Massachusetts
    Gretchen von Grossman, Parsons, Corp., Boston, Massachusetts
    Vicky Sirianni, Consultant, Salem, Massachusetts

    Jury policy:
    Decisions will be based both on quality of work and allowable space. The intention of the

    Ingenuity Festival and the What Would you do with the Breuer Tower? exhibit is to
    celebrate as many talented designers from the region as possible.

    Curators:
    David H. Ellison, AIA
    Sally L. Levine, AIA

    For more information or to register, contact:
    Email: architecture@ingenuitycleveland.org
    Website: http://www.ingenuitycleveland.org

    The Exhibit is sponsored by
    Ingenuity, the Cleveland festival of arts and technology.

    What more could I say but "Get on it". Another wonderful example of Cleveland's ability to voice their own aesthetic. I can't wait to see all the submissions.

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