The winner of the 2008 Buckminster Fuller Challenge has been selected! For more information on the winning entry, please click here
The Buckminster Fuller Challenge Winner:
The winner (individual or team) will receive a $100,000 cash prize to support the on-going development and implementation of their winning solution.
Additional benefits conferred in 2008 to the winning entry include:
The Buckminster Fuller Challenge Finalists:
Finalists in the Challenge will receive:
The Buckminster Fuller Challenge Participants:
A select number of Challenge participants may be invited to feature their entries for public view on the program's website. A press announcement will be published and circulated encouraging the international press and interested public to view the work.
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The Buckminster Fuller Challenge Winner:
The winner (individual or team) will receive a $100,000 cash prize to support the on-going development and implementation of their winning solution.
Additional benefits conferred in 2008 to the winning entry include:
- Round trip airfare to New York City (accommodations included) to receive the Prize at a ceremony to which the press and guests will be invited.
- Opportunities to present winning work at events organized by the Buckminster Fuller Institute in the United States and abroad, subject to funding.
- Opportunities to present winning work to the international press.
- Exposure of winning work through the Buckminster Fuller Institute's outreach programs.
- Work will be featured in an annual Buckminster Fuller Challenge print publication.
The Buckminster Fuller Challenge Finalists:
Finalists in the Challenge will receive:
- Featured recognition of work through the Buckminster Fuller Institute's outreach programs.
- Presentation of work in an annual Buckminster Fuller Challenge print publication.
The Buckminster Fuller Challenge Participants:
A select number of Challenge participants may be invited to feature their entries for public view on the program's website. A press announcement will be published and circulated encouraging the international press and interested public to view the work.
» Press
