Why Compete? (G Stanley Collyer).

Chapter 1. Government Buildings (G Stanley Collyer).

Eugene, Oregon Federal Courthouse (1999) (John Morris Dixon).

Canadian Embassy, Berlin (1998) (G Stanley Collyer).

Contra Costa County Government Center (2000) (Mark Tortorich).

Los Angeles Federal Courthouse (2001) (Larry Gordon).

Chapter 2. Performing Arts Centres (G Stanley Collyer).

Rensselaer Polytechnic Electronic Media and Performing Arts Center (2001) (W Morgan).

Tempe Visual & Performing Arts Center (2001) (Brian Taggart).

Jyväskylä Music and Arts Centre (1998) (William Morgan).

Miami-Dade Performing Arts Center (1995) (Carlos Casuscelli).

Chapter 3. Educational Facilities (G Stanley Collyer).

Lick-Wilmerding High School, San Francisco (2001) (Susannah Temko).

Chicago Prototype Schools (2001) (G Stanley Collyer).

Booker T Washington Arts Magnet School, Dallas (2001) (Mark Gunderson AIA).

IIT McCormick Center, Chicago (1998) (Michael Dulin).

University of South Dakota School of Business (2000) (Tom Reasoner).

School of Architecture, University of New Mexico (2000) (Brian Taggart).

Chapter 4. Public Libraries (Roger L Schluntz FAIA).

Salt Lake City Library (2000) (Roger L Schluntz FAIA).

Kansai-Kan National Diet Library (1996) (Tony Coscia).

Brooklyn Public Library (2002) (Michael Berk).

Québec Library, MontrŽal (2000) (William Morgan).

Chapter 5. Museums (G Stanley Collyer).

Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth (1997) (George Wright).

Palos Verdes Art Center (2000) (Larry Gordon ).

Nam June Paik Museum (2003) (G Stanley Collyer).

Chapter 6. Housing (Robert G Shibley AIA, AICP).

Chicago Housing Authority (2001) (Rosemarie Buchanan).

Europan (1993) (Lucy Bullivant).

Sustainable Housing, Lystrup, Århus, Denmark (2003) (G Stanley Collyer).

Appendix: Competitions by Country.

Bibliography.

Photo Credits.

Acknowledgements.

Conttributors.

Index.