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2018 Race to Zero Winner Team Presentations

View the presentations of the 2018 Race to Zero Student Design Competition first and second place winners below.

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April 24, 2018
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View the presentations of the 2018 Race to Zero Student Design Competition first and second place winners below. View the 2018 results page for more information.

  • Grand Winner/1st Place: Prairie View A&M University
  • 1st Place, Suburban Single-Family Housing: The Pennsylvania State University
  • 2nd Place, Suburban Single-Family Housing: University of Missouri-Columbia
  • 2nd Place, Urban Single-Family Housing: Ball State University
  • 1st Place, Attached Housing: University of Waterloo
  • 2nd Place, Attached Housing: Miami University
  • 1st Place, Small Multifamily Housing: Miami University
  • 2nd Place, Small Multifamily Housing: Illinois Institute of Technology
  • 1st Place, Elementary Schools: Middlebury College
  • 2nd Place, Elementary Schools: Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
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