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2 days left to enter WA Awards 10+5+X 44th Cycle
United Kingdom Architecture News - Jun 05, 2023 - 09:25 1061 views
You have only two days left to complete your entry for WA Awards 10+5+X 44th Cycle!
Entries will close on Wednesday, 7 June, 2023 at midnight 23:59 GMT +0. You can start your entry today by creating an account on this page. It's free.
If you're already a member of WAC, log in to your account to start your entry.
WA Awards 10+5+X is accepting entries from architects, architecture offices, interior designers, interior design offices, architecture and interior design students from all around the world.
Can I still complete my entry in 48 hours?
Yes. It's very simple. All you need to do is to prepare your text and a gallery images of your project. A gallery of images should comprise drawings, illustrations to present your project in the best way. Your project description should exceed 1500 characters (with spaces), including all project facts such as technical data and project team.
Associate Members may upload up to 10 images, while Professional Members and Academics may upload up to 20 images, plus with a hero image.
Save your project, review it, and click on the Participate Now button! You can pay for your entry by your credit card in the payment stage.
When you submit your project, you will see a submission label on your individual project page, and you will receive your payment receipt to your registered email.
Can I send multiple entries within 48 hours?
Yes, you can submit multiple entries within 48 hours. Once you have prepared your projects on your WAC page, it may take approximately 1 hour to submit multiple projects with payment.
Any questions?
Hurry up! Entries will close on Wednesday, June 7 at midnight 23:59 GMT +0. To see our visual guidance about WA Awards 10+5+X, visit our How To Participate page.
If you have further questions, you can contact the WAC editorial team at [email protected].
Top image in the poster: Tan Yamanouchi & AWGL's A Japanese Manga Artist’s House in Japan won the WA Awards in the 44th Cycle in the Architecture/Realised category. Image © Katsumasa Tanaka.