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1 WELCOME Thanks to our host!

2 WELCOME How to Submit a Winning Entry

3 CALL FOR ENTRIES You ve received the Call for Entries now what?

4 CALL FOR ENTRIES General information is outlined in the Call for Entries. This will help determine if a project fits the criteria for submission.

5 NEW FOR 2015 Submissions are due by September 30, 5pm. Submissions are to be ed in. If the file is too big, send a link to a file sharing site. If you don t receive a confirmation indicating submission received, call NAIOP office. Folder with all materials and media due to NAIOP Northern Virginia office by Wednesday, October 7th.

6 IMPORTANT ELEMENTS Your project must be located in the Northern Virginia MSA. Your entry must have been completed between April 1, 2014 and September 30, 2015 and be at least shell occupancy permit level. If the project did not win last year, you may resubmit it this year in any category. If the project did win last year, you may resubmit it this year in a different category. The developer or owner must give their permission for the entry submission. A letter or granting permission must be included as part of your final entry package. You must be a NAIOP Northern Virginia member to enter.

7 INTENT TO ENTER If your project meets criteria, fill out Intent to Enter form on NAIOP website. Completing this assists the committee in making sure eligible projects will be submitted and projects won t be submitted twice.

8 ENTRY FORM 6 ENTRY FORMS Choose Your Category

9 ENTRY FORM ENTRY FORM This is the only part of your submittal material that can contain your company name or team member s names. The only exception is if the name of your project is the same as the name of your company (i.e.; XYZ Corporate Headquarters submitted by XYZ Company).

10 CRITERIA #1 BUILDING, INTERIORS, MIXED USE OR MASTER PLAN CRITERIA #1 PROJECT FACT SHEET Different information is asked for each specific category. Use only black color type face.

11 CRITERIA #2 CRITERIA #2 CONCEPT Describe the design concept and mission and goals you tried to achieve in this project. BULLET POINTS! 250 Words! Can use photos but limited to only ONE page

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15 CRITERIA #2 SAMPLE This is also a great example of using before/after photos in the Building Repositioning category.

16 CRITERIA #3 CRITERIA #3 SOLUTIONS Identify any specific design problems/issues and how they were solved; address zoning, code, site/building constraints and client limitations. This will vary by category. Can use photos here.

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19 CRITERIA #4 CRITERIA #4 In Your Own Words Why is your project a model of excellence? No more than 500 words. Can use photos here.

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23 CRITERIA #5 PAGES 1&2 CRITERIA #5 Highlights Use photos to illustrate features of your project. Text should be in bullet format. Using submitted photos on p.1 helps judges correlate the powerpoint with your write up. On p.2 you can use a mixture of project photos.

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29 CRITERIA #5 PAGE 3 CRITERIA #5 Highlights This can be site plan or floor plan depending on category! For Building, Mixed-Use or Interiors, this page optional, but recommended. For Master Plan category, a site plan is mandatory

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32 IMPORTANT ELEMENTS REAL ESTATE TRANSACTION SALE OR LEASE You only need to complete this form and entry form word limit. BULLET POINTS!

33 IMPORTANT ELEMENTS PROJECT MARKETING CRITERIA This is a two page form word limit. BULLET POINTS! Definitely include a set of marketing materials Makes a better impression! Materials can be returned if necessary.

34 EXAMPLES OF WINNING ENTRIES Crystal Tech Fund Judge s Comments A bold design in an emerging market sector. The space underscores the mission of a dynamic and innovative company. A sparse palette but it was executed well in only seven weeks! Versatility built into design Award of Excellence Winner Best Interiors, Tenant Space 0-14,999 SF

35 EXAMPLES OF WINNING ENTRIES Crystal Tech Fund 2014 Award of Excellence Winner Best Interiors, Tenant Space 0-14,999 SF

36 EXAMPLES OF WINNING ENTRIES Crystal Tech Fund 2014 Award of Excellence Winner Best Interiors, Tenant Space 0-14,999 SF

37 EXAMPLES OF WINNING ENTRIES Crystal Tech Fund 2014 Award of Excellence Winner Best Interiors, Tenant Space 0-14,999 SF

38 EXAMPLES OF WINNING ENTRIES 3001 & 3003 Washington Boulevard Judge s Comments This was a complex and complicated project. The developer was able to cater to Arlington County and community interests as well as meeting the needs of large and small users by utilizing an interrelated but distinct dual core design. It s impressive the way historic elements of the community were incorporated into the final modern design. It is a prominent and unique space! 2014 Award of Excellence Winner Speculative Office Building 7-14 Stories

39 EXAMPLES OF WINNING ENTRIES 3001 & 3003 Washington Boulevard 2014 Award of Excellence Winner Speculative Office Building 7-14 Stories

40 EXAMPLES OF WINNING ENTRIES 3001 & 3003 Washington Boulevard 2014 Award of Excellence Winner Speculative Office Building 7-14 Stories

41 EXAMPLES OF WINNING ENTRIES 3001 & 3003 Washington Boulevard 2014 Award of Excellence Winner Speculative Office Building 7-14 Stories

42 EXAMPLES OF WINNING ENTRIES Cuisine Solutions Inc. Headquarters & Food Innovation Plant What do you do with an outdated warehouse? In this winner s case, you transform it into a food processing facility with state of the art manufacturing and office space! 2014 Award of Merit Winner Building Repositioning: Adaptive Re-Use

43 EXAMPLES OF WINNING ENTRIES Cuisine Solutions Inc. Headquarters & Food Innovation Plant Before After 2014 Award of Merit Winner Building Repositioning: Adaptive Re-Use

44 EXAMPLES OF WINNING ENTRIES Cuisine Solutions Inc. Headquarters & Food Innovation Plant Before After 2014 Award of Merit Winner Building Repositioning: Adaptive Re-Use

45 EXAMPLES OF WINNING ENTRIES Cuisine Solutions Inc. Headquarters & Food Innovation Plant Before After 2014 Award of Merit Winner Best Building Repositioning: Adaptive Re-Use

46 EXAMPLES OF WINNING ENTRIES Cuisine Solutions Inc. Headquarters & Food Innovation Plant 2014 Award of Merit Winner Building Repositioning: Adaptive Re-Use

47 EXAMPLES OF WINNING ENTRIES Cuisine Solutions Inc. Headquarters & Food Innovation Plant Judge s Comments It s impressive that the owner was able to work within zoning constraints to make this project happen. The economic implications of such facilities for our region are tremendous. Well done Extremely technically accomplished Significant creation of space for employees Holistic approach with façade and branding Award of Merit Winner Building Repositioning: Adaptive Re-Use

48 EXAMPLES OF WINNING ENTRIES 3251 Old Lee Highway This 1969 building was in serious need of a resurrection. Taking the building down to its structural frame while 50% occupied was a challenge. Located in an area that doesn t command high rental rates, the owner went the extra mile with renovating this building Award of Excellence Winner Building Repositioning: Capital Improvement

49 EXAMPLES OF WINNING ENTRIES 3251 Old Lee Highway Before After 2014 Award of Excellence Winner Building Repositioning: Capital Improvement

50 EXAMPLES OF WINNING ENTRIES 3251 Old Lee Highway Before After 2014 Award of Excellence Winner Building Repositioning: Capital Improvement

51 JUDGE S PERSPECTIVE What Makes Your Project Special? Consider what element of your project is most likely to draw the judges attention or curiosity. Focus on that aspect and frame how you write your entry on how that unique quality separates your project from the others. Consider the range of specialities within the field that the judging panel is likely to represent, and write your project narrative to reach the broad spectrum of judges. Include your team members in preparing entry. Do not address your narrative to one profession only.

52 DO S AND DON TS IMAGES DON T skimp on photography. Make sure pictures are visually stimulating such as an exterior shot at dusk/night. DO pay attention to the order of the photographs that you have selected (i.e.; walk-through, hierarchy, etc.) DO include maximum number of photos allowed (10) in power point.

53 DO S AND DON TS Entry Form DO follow directions on the Criteria. DO be descriptive, yet concise. General language or lack of specifics isn t helpful in judging. DON T include marketing write-ups or use marketing-ese or overly technical jargon for building categories. DON T include the name of your company or the name of any other team member in the write-up portion of your submission. Exception would be if the name of the entry (i.e.; XYZ Office Headquarters were the same as the name of the applicant).

54 DO S AND DON TS Entry Package DO make sure that you include a copy of the Entry Form/Criteria. DO include 8-10 images of your project (JPEG format) at 150 dpi. DO include a Powerpoint presentation of the same JPEG images. Only one (1) image per slide. No transition or animation of slides is permitted. Images must be labeled as to the content (i.e.; lobby, reception area, conference room, exterior façade, etc.).

55 DUE DATE Entry Package All electronic submissions due by September 30th at 5pm. No exceptions! Hard copy with images on CD or Flash Drive due Wednesday, October 7 th.

56 Q & A QUESTION Can our company submit more than one entry? ANSWER Yes. There is no limit to the number of entries your company can submit. However, if one project is being submitted for multiple awards, it must have its own complete package for each category.

57 Q & A QUESTION Does everyone on our team receive a trophy? ANSWER No. Only the firm submitting the entry receives a trophy. However, additional trophies may be purchased for an additional cost of $350 each.

58 Q & A QUESTION Should I do a marketing slide? ANSWER Yes. We will have 4 screens up in the pre-function area that will show 1 image of each project on a scrolling loop. This image can be 1-2 photos with text identifying the project. This is a great opportunity to market your project/firm!

59 MARKETING SLIDE Slide is visible for 5 seconds. Consider the visual impact what will leave the best impression of your project? Project name and team member names or logos important. For your virtual board/image to be displayed at its best and for maximum optimization on the 55 screen, the file should measure 10 in height and in width. Instructions will be sent to firms who have submitted after September 30.

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68 See you on November 19 th!