While it was surprising to see how quickly a memorial competition opened after the 5.12 earthquake, it is even more surprising to see how quickly the winners were chosen. ALSA has a press release on their site highlighting winners and honorable mentions. The full results will be published in JoLA.
One of the honorable mentions went to RU LA alum, Laurel McSherry and her codesigner Fritz Steiner. Congrats guys!
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Nice photoshop exercise, woops, I mean "design".
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