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Established in 1974 by the AIA Dallas Chapter, the Ken Roberts Memorial Delineation Competition (KRob) is “the world’s longest running architectural drawing competition of its kind”. Named after architect Ken Roberts, famous for his ink perspective drawings, the competition recognizes innovations in both hand-drawn and digital architectural drawing. The winners and shortlist each year serve as an inspiring reference for architects, and showcase the intersection between technology, design and culture.

In 2015, the new award for “Excellence in Architectural 3D Printing” was added, and with a total of 424 entries from 28 countries, this year’s competition was the largest to date. The 2015 jury consisted of Michel Rojkind, Paul Stevenson Oles and John P. Maruszcak. The competition culminated in an awards ceremony and panel discussion at Alto 211 in Dallas.

Professional Categories:

Digital-Mixed

Jason Jackson, AIA BRG3S ARCHITECTS

Hand

Moh’d Bilbeisi, RA, OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY

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Student Categories:

Digital-Mixed

Mane Nalbandyan, PRATT INSTITUTE

Hand

Matthew Bohne, YALE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE

Other:

Travel Sketch

Ozayr Saloojee, UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

3D Print

Martin Medina, AIA, TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY OMNIPLAN

Physical Submission

Samuel Ringman, RINGMAN DESIGN + ILLUSTRATION

Juror Citation

Michael Friebele, Assoc. AIA, CALLISONRTKL

Juror Citation

Christoph Walter Pirker, GRAZ UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY

Juror Citation

Gustavo Antonio Casalduc, UNIVERSIDAD DE PUERTO RICO ESCUELA DE ARQUITECTURA

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To enter your work into the KRob Competition, go to their website.