Free Competition: Get Featured in Architizer’s “Behind the Building” Series!


A number of practicing architects work for and with Architizer, and from within the profession, we understand that design professionals can’t produce brilliant buildings on their own. From concept to construction, creating great architecture relies upon great teamwork: architects, engineers, environmental consultants, contractors, subcontractors and building-product manufacturers all have key roles to play.

In celebration of this fact, Architizer has launched an exciting and insightful series of articles under the collective title “Behind the Building”. These special features uncover the manufacturers and products that help architects bring their visions to reality — we go “behind the building” to bring you the secret ingredients of innovative design.

Now, it’s your turn! Enter now for a chance to make your project part of the series, and have your work shared with a community of millions.

behind the building competition

The competition is free to enter. All you have to do is satisfy the following requirements and submit the requested information.

Eligible projects must:

  • Have been completed in the last 12 months
  • Be the work of your firm alone, or submitted with the express permission of any collaborating firms
  • Be uploaded on to your firm profile on Architizer’s database
  • Include at least 8 high resolution professional photographs

To complete your entry, fill out the following form. List 10 or more products and materials used in your project, together with the manufacturer that created them:

Once this is complete, Architizer’s editorial team will review entries on a rolling basis and notify you if your project has been selected for feature. Beyond the “Behind the Building” series, there is also the chance to be selected as one of our Projects of the Day or Featured Projects, all of which are shared with Architizer’s social media community of more than 4 million!

Submissions are open until October 31, 2018. Good luck with your entry, and if you have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out to us at editorial@architizer.com.

behind the building competition

Architects: Find the perfect materials for your next project through Architizer. Manufacturers: Sign up now to learn how you can get seen by the world’s top architecture firms.

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