Face It: No Coal
by Lloyd Alter, Toronto 
on 03. 8.08
Architecture students across the country were challenged by Architecture 2030, Metropolis Magazine, the USGBC and the AIAS to Face it, literally. Students competed to produce the best body and face paint job that conveyed a "no coal" message. Emily Bibler of Ohio State won the Face Color Award; Jackie Fabella of Cal Poly Pomona won for best B+W. A student told Metropolis:
“The entries varied in meaning: some depicting strong political messages about health and environmental impacts, while others took a positive approach by displaying a set of alternatives to coal.” ::Metropolis; See all the entries at ::Architecture2030
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