Bentley Student Design Competition
A global pool of infrastructure professionals armed with effective knowledge and tools is essential to meeting basic human needs throughout the world. Critical to expanding the supply of infrastructure professionals is attracting students to those professions and providing them with the appropriate education to enable them to contribute to global sustainability.
Bentley’s Student Design Competition program awards technically advanced projects created by middle school, high school, and university students around the world as well as recognizes the achievements of their educators and mentors. It fosters interest and growth in the AEC and geospatial professions by allowing students to showcase their design work while also preparing them to be future members of the infrastructure community.
2010 Winners Announced
Congratulations to our 2010 Student Design Competition winners and the 2010 Educator of the Year. Find out who the 2010 winners are and read more about their projects. Stay tuned for the 2011 Call for Submissions in September 2010.
2010 Categories
In 2010, students or teams (three students max) were able to submit their project in one of four categories under their appropriate level of education:
Middle School/High School/Secondary School Level
1. Medical Facility of the Future
Community College/University/Collegiate Level
2. Architectural Design
3. Computational Design
4. Engineering
Prizes
- A $1000 Scholarship (team-based) to the Middle School/High School/Secondary School level
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A $1500 Scholarship (team-based) to the community college/university/collegiate level
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Recognition at their school or Bentley event
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A unique hand-crafted award trophy and award medal
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10 seats of Bentley software for their school
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