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US$10000 for innovative steel construction ideas

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Dec 11 2003

The American Institute of Steel Construction’s inaugural Multi-Story Residential Design Competition is offering a $10000 first prize for new and innovative solutions for structural steel and floor framing systems in multi-story residential buildings.

The competition rules do not require the use of structural steel floor systems but designs must be compatible with structural steel framing. All entries must be received by AISC no later than January 31, 2004 and winners will be announced at the north American Steel Construction Conference in Long Beach, CA, on April 24-27.

Designs will be evaluated in accordance with numerous factors including costs, span length and depth, ease of fabrication, durability and sustainability.

Source: AISC

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