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Cape Charles Railroad & Harbor Ideas Competition
Competition opportunity. Deadline: 2026-09-18
- Type
- Award
- Organizer
- The Town of Cape Charles
- Deadline
- 18 September 2026
- Where
- Cape Charles, United States
- Compensation
- $10,000 in prize money, stipends, and professional support
- Disciplines
- architecture, urban planning, design
About this opportunity
The Town of Cape Charles is hosting an ideas competition to reimagine its historic railroad and harbor waterfront. Open to individuals 12 and older, it seeks innovative concepts for a new master plan, with opportunities for prize money, stipends, and public recognition.
Who can apply
- Open to individuals ages 12 and older, including students, artists, architects, planners, historians, educators, and anyone with a compelling idea for civic space design.