Annual Awards: Waterfront Projects
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Entry Guidelines
There are nine project types so that undertakings of a like nature are judged
against each other. Projects may be from any time period, current or historic;
submittals of classic projects like the San Antonio Riverwalk are encouraged. If
new work, the project must be substantially built. The examples given below are
meant to be suggestive only and do not restrict entries to the listed types of
projects.
Waterfront Project Categories
Artistic/Cultural/Educational: Fountains, concert facilities, public art or aquariums/nature centers, for instance.
Elements: Examples might include
special features such as signage, furniture, railings, lighting, paving,
kiosks and lifeguard lookouts.
Environmental Protection/Enhancement: Examples might include a wetland
restoration project, nature center, wildlife area or bioengineering project.
Historic and Maritime Preservation/Adaptive Reuse: Emphasizing
distinctive waterfront structures, e.g., lighthouses, piers, ferries and
barges. Also historic vessels, warehouse conversions.
Industrial/Working Waterfront: New facilities, plus efforts to enhance
traditional marine occupations such as commercial fishing, ports, power plants
and other heavy industry.
Mixed-use and/or Commercial Use: This category for multi-faceted
projects or individual businesses.
Park/Walkway/Recreational: Where a park, open space, trail or
recreational facility (e.g., fishing pier or marina) is the predominant use.
Public Works: Pedestrian and vehicular bridges, water pollution control, breakwater installation and shoreline protection.
Residential/Resort: Condominiums, hotels, new communities. Note the desirability of public accessibility to the water in such projects.
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