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Marvin Windows and Doors is inviting architects to share their most inspired work for a prize
July 10, 2009
Marvin Windows and Doors is inviting architects to share their most inspired work, with the winners receiving a trip to Minneapolis for a tour of architecturally significant buildings and a special tour of the Marvin Windows and Doors manufacturing plant in Warroad, Minn.
In addition, the winners will be showcased in an online gallery with some of the world’s leading architects, designers and artists, including Milton Glaser, Sarah Susanka, Karim Rashid, P. Allen Smith and others.
The process is easy: Architects submit their best work using Marvin Windows and Doors. A panel of esteemed judges will evaluate each submission, basing their decisions on solution-driven design, innovative use of windows, classical beauty and sustainability.
The deadline for submissions is July 31. For full details, visit www.marvin.com/inspired.
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