On Your Mark Design Competition : competition documents, 1996.

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On Your Mark Design Competition : competition documents, 1996.

Description:

1 item : illustrations, plan ; 29 cm

Notes:
Sponsored by: the Rice Design Alliance, the Greater Houston Preservation Alliance, and the City of Houston.
Includes: competition program (14 p.).

Summary:

Competition to design a marker that will be used to designate districts, buildings and sites of historic importance in Houston, Texas. The marker is intended to reflect the history of Houston, to be a symbol of its heritage, and to raise public awareness of the significance of historic preservation.

Subject:

On Your Mark Design Competition.
Public art Competitions United States.
Design Competitions United States.
Historical markers Texas Houston.
Historic preservation Texas Houston.
Plaques commémoratives Texas Houston.
Préservation historique Texas Houston.
Buildings
Design Competitions
Historic preservation
Historical markers
Houston (Tex.) Buildings, structures, etc.
Texas Houston
United States
Public art Competitions United States 1990-2000.
Design Competitions United States 1990-2000.
Landmarks United States Texas Houston 1990-2000.
Markers (monuments) United States Texas Houston 1990-2000.
Historic preservation United States Texas Houston 1990-2000.

Added entries:

Houston (Tex.)
Rice Design Alliance (Houston, Tex.)
Greater Houston Preservation Alliance.
Douglas/Gallagher.

Holdings:

Location: Library main competition 190551
Call No.: NB1134.3.O5 1996
Status: Available

Location: Library main vertical files competition 190550
Call No.: 190550
Status: Available

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