design wins competition
The design for a structure is selected from an architectural competition and made a proposal.
A design for a structure becomes the winner of a competition when it is officially chosen by the jury, judge(s), or organizer(s) of an architectural competition. This event moves the structure into the planning phase and changes its status to proposed. This event is not registered for designs in a competition which does not result in a serious proposal.
Official selection must lead to a serious proposal for the structure. Winning a contest that produces no active project is covered by design not chosen in competition, despite the award.
The proposed status records the design's entry into planning. It does not establish construction approval or show that building work has started.
Related definitions
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basic design completed
A structure's design has enough specifications to distinguish it from other designs or iterations for the same site. -
conception
The idea of building a structure receives its original statement, before an identifiable design is established. -
construction approved
The decisive governing authority grants effective approval allowing construction of a structure to begin. -
design entered in competition
A structure's design is officially registered in an architectural competition to select a design for a proposed structure. -
design not chosen in competition
A design in an architectural competition fails to be selected as an active proposal. -
financing secured
Sufficient financing for a structure's construction is secured by the owner or developer. -
horizontal addition approved
A new addition at the side of an existing structure is approved by local authorities. -
horizontal addition proposed
Plans for a significant side extension adjoining an existing object and resting on new foundations are first announced. -
main contractor selected
The lead construction contractor is appointed through a signed contract with the party controlling the project. -
name announced
An authorized person or entity registers, records, or publicly announces a structure's official name. -
name chosen
A person or entity with the right to name a structure selects its official name. -
plan submitted for approval
A structure's design or specifications are first submitted for approval to a government body with legal authority. -
project announced
The first public or recorded announcement of a designed structure's realization occurs. -
project canceled
A project's plans are abandoned or cease to be actively put forward by anyone reasonably likely to realize them. -
public hearing
A meeting open to the public is convened during planning to announce, discuss, or seek feedback on a structure's plans. -
vertical addition approved
A new addition on top of an existing structure is approved by local authorities. -
vertical addition proposed
Plans for a significant addition resting on top of an existing built object are first announced.