How to enter the Awards
Eligibility:
- Projects must have been completed since January 2023
- Projects must be published on CODAworx
- Entry deadline is June 1
Entry process:
- Select the category below you want to enter
- Complete the payment form. The cost is $150/entry April 15-30 and $200/entry May 1-31.
- Upgraded members: discount codes for 1/2 price and free entries have been sent to you by email. For free entries, a $1 processing fee is required.
- Once payment has been made, check your email for a link to enter your project into the awards
- We can only accept one entry per category
- If you are entering multiple projects into the awards, you will need to repeat this process for each entry
- If you want to enter one project in more than one category, you can do this by selecting another category below and repeating this process.
Entry system:
- Follow the link below to begin your entry application. Please read the detailed instructions on the open call for important information.
- If you wish to finish your application at a later date, you must start the application by clickling “Apply on CODAworx”, then select “Save and Exit” to be able to access the application on the CODAcommission dashboard on your account.
- All applications must be completed by the June 1st deadline.
- Note: We are only able to accept one submission per user per category. Please contact us with any questions!
Need more help? Check out our FAQ or email us at members@codaworx.com with questions. Upgraded members: if you need to request a discount code, email members@codaworx.com.
Select a category to enter:
Architectural Art
Experiential Art
Light Art
Sponsored by Signify
Murals
Projection Mapping + Videos
Sponsored by Epson
Sculpture
Suspended Art
Art for Festivals + Events
Art for Interiors
Art in Transportation
Collaboration
Inspiration
Criteria
Entries are reviewed by a jury of thought leaders in the design, architecture, and art worlds. Our jurors evaluate each entry on three unique criteria across ten categories:
• The integration of commissioned artwork into site-specific projects, completed in the last 3 years
• The strength of the collaborative process among the creative teams, commissioners, and industry resources
• The ability of a project to blend the art and design seamlessly to create a place as art, rather than a place with art