Register

ELIGIBILITY

The competition is open to any California resident (including students who attend school in California, but
may not be official residents of California).

REGISTRATION

Download the registration form from www.aiacc.org/foundation and submit via fax. The registration fee
is $150 USD, $35 for students (student-identification required). Upon completion of registration and
payment, entrants will receive the competition specifics (site/problem) registration confirmation.

All payments are final. The competition will not be able to offer refunds for registrants who do not submit
an entry.

SUBMISSION FORMAT

To ensure fair evaluation of all boards and to eliminate printing and postage fees for entrants, all
submissions will be in the form of digital files. The competition organizers will be responsible for printing
all boards. All files will be printed as high-quality (200 dpi) prints. Specifics are included in the competion
program.

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Rights

Public Exhibition and Copyright: The California Architectural Foundation shall retain ownership of all
prize-winning design submissions. The California Architectural Foundation plans to hold both an online
and a gallery exhibition of work submitted in the competition following the jury. In entering the design
competition, entrants grant the California Architectural Foundation unrestricted license to exercise the
entrants' rights regarding their design submissions, including, but not limited to, reproduction, preparation
of derivative works, distribution of copies of the design submission, and the right to authorize such use by
others.

Announcement, Displays, and Publication of Results: When entering the competition, the registrant and
all team members recognize the competition's program as the intellectual property of the California
Architectural Foundation and agree to credit the organization by name in any subsequent exhibition or
publication of the project. Entrants will be credited on all online and print material published by the
California Architectural Foundation.