Maintain clear visibility of inside of newsrack to prevent non-intended use and allow for maximum exposure and promotion of publication.Fit into busy city sidewalk landscape-including ones that may be narrower and more congested-with adequate pedestrian clearance, safety, and convenience in mind.Address community safety, functionality, durability, and ease of maintenance.Additional $1,000 if the design renders an acceptable prototype.Additional $1000 if the design is accepted by MSCC’s partners, Community Boards and publishers.Many of the newsracks do not include contact information, are damaged, and some are moved and placed illegally(?). These newsracks are easily manipulated and often a problematic many are empty and turned on their side for sitting, and even sleeping, and they are often used as posts to chain racks, hand carts, and milk crates to. Our newspapers and magazines are currently housed in plastic newsracks that are regulated through the Department of Transportation (DOT). The design should be streamlined, should showcase the publication, should be immovable, and able to withstand damage and the elements. The MSCC is looking for innovative designs for an aesthetically appealing outdoor Newsrack/Newspaper Dispenser to improve pedestrian safety and passage in the Midtown South area. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 2017 – Midtown South Community Council (MSCC) is launching its Newsrack/Newspaper Dispenser Design Contest.
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