Open to anyone who graduated from architecture school less than 10 years ago, the competition often recognizes future leaders in the profession.
Entrants submit a portfolio of their work for consideration.
An exhibition of the winners' work will be on display at the Urban Center in New York through June 27. His project Living Rooms at the Border includes a church renovation, affordable housing, and a public garden for San Ysidro. Briner, a project architect with Rogers Marvel Architects in New York City, submitted a portfolio that includes New York competition entries for the Pier 54 Sun Shade and the TKTS booth. A former urban designer with the Department of City Planning in New York, Kempf teaches urban design at both Pratt Institute and the State University of New York in Buffalo. Her portfolio includes a series of abstract diagrams of urban movement, transportation, and form on translucent vellum.