MMPRC announces nationwide Landmark Design Competition 

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Maldives Marketing and Public Relations Corporation (MMPRC/Visit Maldives) announces a nationwide competition to design landmarks to be installed in iconic locations, including Velana International Airport, Male’ City, underwater locations, and other islands of the Maldives outside of the Greater Male’ area. The initiative aims to showcase Maldives’ unique charm, local artistic talents, and further enhance the tourist experience.

The competition is open to all Maldivian citizens above the age of 18, encouraging widespread participation. Participants are invited to express their creativity and their unique sense of national pride to submit designs for landmarks that embody the essence of the Maldives, reflecting the rich heritage, culture, and stunning natural beauty of that specific region.

The top 10 designs will be chosen through a combination of evaluations by a panel of technical judges and a public vote. Each winner will receive a cash prize of MVR 20,000 and a gift package, courtesy of the competition’s sponsors. Additionally, all top 10 designs will be showcased and utilized in MMPRC’s marketing activities, with proper credit given to the designers.

Designs are to be crafted in a sustainable way, with a maximum height of 20 feet. Each landmark should represent the specific island or area it’s designated for, incorporating historical context, local activities, and unique characteristics. Creativity, safety, longevity, and visual appeal are key considerations for the judging panel.

Competition entries are to be submitted through email by 6 pm on 30th November 2024, to [email protected]. Each participant can submit a design for one landmark, with clear dimensions specified in both CAD and PDF formats. Additionally, a visual representation of the proposed location (optional) and a completed application form (compulsory) with a copy of a valid National ID are required for successful entry. For further inquiries, please email [email protected]