Timetable for parallel competition
October
Invitations to participate in the parallel competition will be
issued at the end of October. at the same time as work is carried
out on the parallel competition brief.
December
At the start of December, interested teams to submit
pre-qualification material to Køge Kyst (54 teams submitted their
material).
January 2010
End of January: on the basis of the responses to the
invitations, 5-7 teams will be selected for pre-qualification. The
parallel competition brief (Brief 1) will be sent to these
teams (7 teams were selected).
February
A brief seminar will be held at the start of February,
where the 7 teams will discuss the parallel competition
programme.
The teams will work individually on their process and project
descriptions until the middle of March. The process and project
descriptions are presented in more detail in the document entitled
Parallel Competition.
March
In the middle of March, each of the 7 teams will submit detailed
process and project descriptions to Køge Kyst (Submission 1).
April
On the basis of the process and project descriptions, some of the
teams will be selected to continue the parallel competition (five
teams were selected). The parallel competition brief will be
reviewed and specified (Brief 2) and then sent to the five
successful teams.
A start-up seminar for the five teams selected will be held in
mid/late April. Køge Kyst and invited specialists will also attend
the seminar, where the five teams will present their process
and project descriptions, and the parallel competition brief
will be reviewed.
May
A 2-day seminar for the five teams selected will be held in
mid-May. At this seminar, the teams will work on the development
plan in dialogue with Køge Kyst, citizens and key stakeholders -
e.g. experts in sustainability, infrastructure and retail trade,
and potential contractors. On the basis of input from the seminar,
it will be possible to complete a final definition of the parallel
competition brief (Brief 3).
The five teams will then work individually on the development
plan from the 2-day seminar in mid-May and make their final
submissions at the start of August.
June
The five teams will work individually on their suggestions
for a development plan.
July
The five teams will work individually on their
suggestions for a development plan.
August
At the start of August, the five teams will submit their
suggestions for a development plan (Submission 2).
Also at the start of August, the five proposed development
plans will be exhibited to the general public, and the five
teams will briefly present their proposals. Final evaluation will
take place in parallel with the exhibition.
The results of the evaluation and prizes will be presented in the
middle of August.
The Board of Directors of Køge Kyst will present the
prizes.
On the basis of the five development plan proposals - and good
ideas from the process and project descriptions from the
introductory round - work will continue on a final development
plan. Depending on the results of the parallel competition, one of
the three proposals may form the basis for - or actually constitute
- the final development plan.