Wednesday, October 6
7 p.m.
on Neeb Plaza
The Public Environments class hosts an evening on the square.

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Learn More About
the 2010 X-square Competition
Get involved!
Where design, arts and architecture meet.
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Some images from the X-square exhibition at ASU’s Gallery of Design (April 14-15, 2010).
Congratulations to all the teams that presented last night. Your range of work was amazing. The evening was really a great success with lots of people who got to see some or all of the entries. The jury publicly deliberated for almost an hour and they advanced three teams to the final voting.
These are the teams which will be presenting Thursday, April 15 from 4:30 – 7:30 p.m.
All entries are now installed at the Gallery of Design on the Tempe campus.
An article about the X-square competition made it to the top of ASU News today. Everything is squared away (pun intended) and tonight will come off without a hitch!
Teams will send representatives to the square on
WEDNESDAY APRIL 7 @ 9 a.m.
to draw names and determine the order of final entry presentations.
X-square teams will present
their competition entries
Thursday, April 15
4:30 – 7:30 p.m.
on the Bridge (a space located between the North and South Design buildings on Tempe campus)
Each team will have 10 minutes to deliver their presentation and 10 minutes of follow up Q&A.
Entries will be exhibited at
The Gallery of Design (CDS)
Thursday, April 15 and Friday, April 16.
The winning X-square entry
will be announced on on the Square (Neeb Plaza)
Friday, April 16 at 6 p.m.
Bonny Bentzin
Director of University Sustainability Practices at
ASU’s Global Institute of Sustainability (GIOS)
Jann Blesener
Director of Architecture & Planning
University Architects Office, ASU
Teddy Cruz
Architect and Professor of Visual Arts
University of California, San Diego
Greg Esser
Artist and Director of Civic Art,
Los Angeles County Arts Commission
Thomas Lehmen
Choreographer, Dancer and Writer
Berlin, Germany
Valerie Vadala Homer
Director of Scottsdale Public Art