How to enter

Last edited 27 January 2010 at 2:26pm
  1. Make your fantastic idea into a design you can send to us, and you can do this on paper or on a computer. It can be either:
    • up to two sides of A3 paper
    • or JPEG files or artwork or photos up to 2MB in total
    • you can also include up to 500 words to accompany your designs, but it's not essential
    • No models, please! They might get damaged in the post and we don't have room for them (but if you really want to build one, you can send us photos).
    • And only one entry per person so make it count.
  2. The judges will be looking for ideas and creativity, not artistic genius or technical brilliance, so don't worry if you're not Michaelangelo. And of course, your design has to reflect the Greenpeace principles of non-violent direct action - we want to stop the bulldozers, not blow them up.
  3. Send postal entries to Airplot Competition, Greenpeace UK, Canonbury Villas, London N1 2PN, or you can email your entry to airplot@uk.greenpeace.org.
  4. Please include your full name, address and telephone number. An email address would also be useful, but it's not essential. There's an entry form you can download and complete.
  5. The closing date is 5.30pm on Friday 23 April 2010. We have to receive all entries by that date, even postal ones, so make you sure you send them in time.
  6. The prize is a trip to London to visit the exhibition we'll be putting on later in the year to showcase the winning entry alongside submissions from the architects' contest. You'll also have one of the apple tress in the Airplot orchard dedicated to you.
  7. Check the full rules for all the legal stuff - it's a bit scary but our lawyers insisted.
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