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Washington State University Wins 2017 Student Competition

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  Competing in front of a live jury and audience at the Design-Build Conference & Expo in Philadelphia, the shortlisted teams from the Milwaukee School of Engineering, University of Oklahoma and Washington State University defended their design and construction plans for a student health and wellness facility on a liberal arts college campus in the … Continued

2017 National Design-Build Student Competition Finalists

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DBIA is proud to announce the three finalists in its 2017 National Design-Build Student Competition. Student teams from the Milwaukee School of Engineering, University of Oklahoma and Washington State University will advance to the final round of the competition. The three student finalist teams will compete in front of a live jury and audience at DBIA’s … Continued

2017 National Design-Build Student Competition Regional Finalists Announced

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DBIA is proud to announce the nine Regional finalists in the 2017 National Design-Build Student Competition. This year, 29 teams from 26 universities entered the competition to demonstrate design-build best practices by proposing a delivery solution to design and construct a student health and wellness facility on a liberal arts college campus. The Regional winners … Continued

National Student Competition Deadline Nears

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  Entry Deadline EXTENDED! As we get closer to our annual Design-Build Conference and Expo, we’ve already honored our National Project Merit Award winners but one more is up for grabs – the National Design-Build Student Competition. This competition provides young design-builders the opportunity to create a project as a team and present it to … Continued

National Student Competition Opens the Door for Young Design-Builders

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DBIA’s National Design-build Student Competition provides young design-builders the opportunity to create a project as a team, present it to some of the industry’s leading pros and earn national recognition for their good work. Student teams first compete on a Regional level by responding to the Request for Qualifications (RFQ). RFQ responses are judged by … Continued