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Fundraising
Auction
of
Architectural
Drawings
Online
Auction
To
bid
on
an
item,
you
must
first
register.
We
will
ask
you
for
some
personal
information,
including
a
valid
email
address
and
credit
card
details.
Immediately
after
registration,
a
password
will
be
emailed
to
you,
which
you
will
need
in
order
to
start
bidding.
Once
you
have
received
your
password,
return
to
the
Auction
website
and
enter
your
email
and
password
in
order
to
register
your
bid.
That’s
it.
Your
credit
card
will
be
checked
prior
to
the
close
of
the
bidding
period;
only
bids
from
registered
users
whose
credit
card
details
we
have
been
able
to
authenticate
will
be
accepted.
We
will
not
debit
any
amount
from
your
credit
card
until
the
Online
Auction
has
closed,
at
21:00
on
Thursday
5
June
2003
(all
times
are
GMT).
Live
Auction
A
small
number
of
items
(see
below)
has
been
selected
to
feature
in
a
Live
Auction
from
19.00
to
21.00
on
Thursday
5
June
2003,
at
a
party
to
be
held
at
the
Architectural
Association,
36
Bedford
Square,
London,
UK.
A
limited
number
of
tickets
for
the
party
are
available
to
purchase
from
https://www.aaschool.info/secure/auction/register_tickets.asp
at
the
price
of
£20
per
ticket,
or
by
contacting
Micki
Hawkes
on
+44
(0)20
7887
4103.
Tickets
will
be
sold
on
a
first-come,
first-served
basis.
In
order
to
buy
a
ticket
online,
you
must
first
be
registered.
Online
bidding
for
items
selected
for
the
Live
Auction
will
be
halted
at
17.00
on
5
June,
with
prices
at
that
time
determining
the
starting
point
for
bidding
in
the
Live
Auction.
For
those
unable
to
attend
the
Live
Auction
at
the
Architectural
Association,
there
will
be
a
proxy
bidding
system
available
on
Thursday
5
June.
Here’s
how
this
will
work:
You
give
us
the
maximum
amount
you
are
willing
to
pay
for
a
particular
item.
Your
maximum
amount
is
kept
confidential
from
other
bidders.
During
the
Live
Auction,
a
proxy
bidder
will
bid
anonymously
on
your
behalf,
at
£50
increments,
using
only
as
much
of
your
bid
as
is
necessary
to
maintain
your
high
bid
position.
The
proxy
bidder
will
bid
up
to
your
maximum
amount.
Here
is
an
example.
If
you
place
a
maximum
bid
of
£2,000,
and
at
the
Live
Auction
the
item
reaches
£1,150,
your
proxy
bidder
will
bid
£1,200
on
your
behalf.
If
someone
else
then
offers
£1,350,
the
anonymous
bidder
will
bid
£1,400
on
your
behalf.
If
no
other
live
bids
are
received,
the
lot
will
be
sold
to
you
for
£1,400.
If
another
online
user
has
placed
a
maximum
proxy
bid
of
£1,500,
the
lot
will
be
sold
to
you
for
£1,550.
All
proxy
bids
must
be
received
by
email
at
micki@aaschool.ac.uk
by
17:00
on
Thursday
5
June.
Your
proxy
bid
will
only
be
accepted
if
you
have
registered
on
the
Auction
website,
and
if
we
have
been
able
to
authenticate
your
credit
card
details.
| Live
Auction
Lots
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| David
Adjaye |
'House
Electra' |
|
William
Alsop |
'Barnsley
Master
Plan' |
|
Tadao
Ando |
'Church
of
the
Light'
-
sketch |
|
Craig
Dykers,
Snohetta |
A4
Sketchbook |
|
Terry
Farrell |
'Romeo
and
Juliet' |
|
Norman
Foster |
Commerzbank |
|
Zaha
Hadid |
Project
Phaeno |
|
Jacques
Herzog,
Herzog
&
de
Meuron |
'Laban
Dance
Centre',
London,
Competition
1997,
Realization
2000-02 |
|
Steven
Holl |
'Study
for
5th/42nd
St,
NYC' |
|
Eva
Jiricna |
'How
we
do
it' |
|
Rem
Koolhaas |
'OMA-AMO'
project
for
EU
-
annotated
booklet |
David
Marks,
Marks
Barfield |
Early
sketch
of
the
'London
Eye' |
|
Frei
Otto |
'The
Minimum
of
a
House' |
|
Renzo
Piano |
'London
Bridge
Tower' |
|
Ian
Ritchie |
'Crystal
Palace
Concert
Platform' |
|
Paolo
Soleri |
'Arcology
sketch' |
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