To promote the release of their new 3D printing plug-in for SketchUp, i.materialize is sponsoring a design challenge for SketchUp users.
You can submit any kind of house or building design, as long as you use Google SketchUp to create your 3D model. There are no limitations on your design ideas.
The winners will win a full color 3D printed scale model of their design - normally a $400 service.
[ Official Rules: Design Challenge ]
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