Curry Stone Design Prize

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  • Archinect: Curry Stone Design Prize Finalists Announced

    Bold and transformative public works in Medellin, Colombia that revitalized the poorest areas of the city in just four years; the reclamation of traditional craftsmanship with a modern twist in rural Bangladesh; and a vibrant global grassroots movement committed to carbon-neutral living, are this year’s finalists for the Curry Stone Design Prize.

    October 22, 2009
  • Design Observer: Design Makes the Difference

    When two city officials in Medellín, Colombia – now former mayor Sergio Fajardo and former director of urban projects Alejandro Echeverri – launched a plan to rejuvenate the entire city, once one of the world’s most notorious drug and murder capitals, the bar seemed almost insurmountable.

    October 22, 2009
  • boingboing: Handmade Mud School

    "This school in Bangladesh has tunnels for reading and playing and sunny, colorful porches." ...

    September 21, 2009
  • treehugger: Prize Finalists Announced

    Designers can be an instrumental force in improving people's lives ...

    September 21, 2009
  • Huffington Post: Resilience Takes Form

    Cameron Sinclair on the topic of the Transition Network ...

    September 17, 2009
  • Contact

    For more information about the Curry Stone Design Prize, please use the contact form below or call 859.323.2538.

    The Curry Stone Design Prize is directed by David Mohney, Prize Secretary.

    AB, Harvard University
    MArch, Princeton University
    Dean of the College of Design, 1994-2007

    The Curry Stone Design Prize is administered by Architecture for Humanity.

    For more information about the Curry Stone Foundation visit currystone.org

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