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Trouble with Paradise: Bahamas Design Challenge Winners Announced

By Bustler Editors|

Wednesday, May 27, 2009

Winners of the controversial Bahamas Design Challenge have just been announced.

The objective of the architectural competition is the design of a 7,000-8,000 square foot multi-generational home on the waterfront in the Bahamas. The architectural ‘guideline’ for the home design should be one that stimulates and delights with its unique ideas, exotic details and classic emphasis, and harmonizes indoor and outdoor living spaces.

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FIRST PLACE:  Troy-Moses Panton, Orlando, Florida, USA

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SECOND PLACE:  Carlos Rajlin & Victor Zamparelli, Miami, Florida, USA

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THIRD PLACE: David Balber of David Balber Architecture, Tampa, Florida, USA

http://www.bdcbahamas.com/

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Trouble with Paradise: Bahamas Design Challenge Winners Announced

By Bustler Editors|

Wednesday, May 27, 2009

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tropics ● private ● home design ● controversy ● bahamas ● what a crap of contest you shouldn´t convoque a bunch of architects to create a commercial house ● you can buy the plans from any website

Winners of the controversial Bahamas Design Challenge have just been announced.

The objective of the architectural competition is the design of a 7,000-8,000 square foot multi-generational home on the waterfront in the Bahamas. The architectural ‘guideline’ for the home design should be one that stimulates and delights with its unique ideas, exotic details and classic emphasis, and harmonizes indoor and outdoor living spaces.

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FIRST PLACE:  Troy-Moses Panton, Orlando, Florida, USA

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SECOND PLACE:  Carlos Rajlin & Victor Zamparelli, Miami, Florida, USA

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THIRD PLACE: David Balber of David Balber Architecture, Tampa, Florida, USA

http://www.bdcbahamas.com/

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