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The First Mars Colony Design Contest took place in 2019 for a one thousand inhabitants settlement design. The second edition will take place in 2020 for a one million inhabitants settlement design. | The First Mars Colony Design Contest of the [[Mars Society]] took place in 2019 for a one thousand inhabitants settlement design. The second edition will take place in 2020 for a one million inhabitants settlement design. | ||
==2019 Edition== | ==2019 Edition== | ||
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'''Third Place :''' New Mir Colony 2047 - CrowdSpace (Russia/USA) | '''Third Place :''' New Mir Colony 2047 - CrowdSpace (Russia/USA) | ||
== References == | ==2020 Edition== | ||
The aim of the 2020 contest was to create a design for a 1 000 000 person City-State. | |||
'''First place:''' Project Aurora (US) | |||
'''Second place :''' Southern cross (Australia) | |||
'''Third Place :''' Foundation - Team foundation (France/Canada) | |||
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Revision as of 22:05, 10 November 2020
The First Mars Colony Design Contest of the Mars Society took place in 2019 for a one thousand inhabitants settlement design. The second edition will take place in 2020 for a one million inhabitants settlement design.
2019 Edition
The aim of the 2019 contest was to create a design for a 1000 person settlement.
First place: Star City. MIT PhD student George Lordos and his brother Alexandros Lordos.[1]
Second place : Wroclaw University of Science and Technology - Team Twardowski (Poland)
Third Place : New Mir Colony 2047 - CrowdSpace (Russia/USA)
2020 Edition
The aim of the 2020 contest was to create a design for a 1 000 000 person City-State.
First place: Project Aurora (US)
Second place : Southern cross (Australia)
Third Place : Foundation - Team foundation (France/Canada)