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Competitions: November/December 2009
- Competitions are ordered by
date of final registration -they are referenced by country of
origin, but most are open to international entry.
Germany: Schindler Award 2010
- The closing date for registrations
is April 30, 2010.
- One of Europe's leading architectural
competitions, the Schindler Award, is accepting applications
for its 2010 edition. Students of architecture are invited to
put forward visionary design ideas for developing an area of
the grounds that were used for Berlin's 1936 Olympic Games. The
central theme of the competition is "Access for All",
a design philosophy characterized by inclusiveness and barrier-free
mobility for people of all ages and capabilities. The Schindler
Award is an excellent opportunity for graduating architects to
have their designs judged by a professional jury. It is open
to architecture students who are either in their last year on
a bachelor's course or attending a master's course at a European
university or school of architecture. Completed projects must
be submitted by July 30, 2010.
USA: Leading
Edge Student Design Competition
- Registration Deadline: March
26th 2010
The Leading Edge Student Design Competition seeks to support
and enhance the study of sustainable and energy-efficient building
practices in Architectural Education. We invite students
and instructors of Architecture and Design to use the competition
as a framework to explore the use of new materials and strategies
for building and the integration of aesthetics and technology
for high-performing, cutting edge architecture. This year the
competition focuses on the coastal city of Long Beach, California.
Students entering Challenge 1 will design a zero-net energy Workforce
Training Center; students entering Challenge 2 will design a
zero-net energy Student Residence. A zero-net energy building
generates enough on-site renewable energy to equal or exceed
the amount of energy needed to operate the building.
USA: Atlantic City Boardwalk Holocaust Memorial
Registrationby February 15th 2010
- International open two-stage
design competition for the purpose of realizing an inspiring
Memorial to the Holocaust and genocide on a magnificent site
dedicated for that purpose by the city of Atlantic City, NJ.
First Stage anonymous online only; Second Stage models required.
Jury: Daniel Libeskind, Wendy Evans Joseph, Richard Meier, Michael
Berenbaum, Clifford Chanin, James Young, Dr. Paul Winkler.
UK: Make
Bethnal Green: Part 2 Student Open Ideas Competition
- Registrations close on 3 February
2010 and the deadline for the anonymous Stage 1 design submissions
is 2.00pm on 10 February 2010.
- With a portfolio of over 54,000
dwellings, Affinity Sutton is one of the largest providers of
affordable homes in the country. Designed by Victorian architects
Joseph & Smithem, Affinity Sutton's Bethnal Green Estate
was one of Europe's first charitable social housing developments,
offering an escape from London's East End slums and a decent
home for its inhabitants. The competition is open to Part 2 architectural
students who are enrolled on (or have recently completed) an
RIBA validated course at a UK based School of Architecture. Students
are challenged to generate design ideas which would make a positive
contribution to the environment and Make Bethnal Green.
What could be built on the same site today, taking into consideration
the 21st Century sustainability agenda, modern building techniques
and architectural approaches, together with the financial constraints
of the affordable housing sector?
Austria: Blue Award 09
Submission Deadline: February 1st, 2010
The Department for Spatial and Sustainable Design at the Vienna
University of Technology announces the Blue Award 09 for
the best student works in the topic of sustainable architecture
and building culture. The competition is open worldwide to students
of architecture, regional planning and urbanism. Works from
Bachelor, Master or Diploma studies can be submitted. The
award's main purpose is to encourage the topic of sustainability
in architecture, regional planning an urbanism. Concurrently,
it shall recognize and award students and teachers dedicated
in pursuing the topic in their studies.
new Spain: International
Competition for Ideas for the head offices of the Fundación
Arquitectura Contemporánea and the San Pablo Block in
Cordoba.
- Deadline for submission of projects
1st Feb 2010 (phase I)
- The Fundación Arquitectura
Contemporánea is a nonprofit initiative launched in 2002
by a group of professionals with a keen interest in the development
of contemporary architecture. This competition is presented as
an opportunity for the Fundación to acquire their own
space capable of receive the activities it promotes, and propose
solutions to articulate the now unresolved articulations of urban
space of such a central part of the city. The Competition
must answer, from present, a series of objectives coming from
the open naturaly of the Fundación and from the willingness
to debating with an important heritage environment for the future
of the city. Respond to the known existence of the arqueological
rests will be an obligation, and to generate a new acces to the
space of opportunity that represent the Huerta de San Pablo,
opening a critical reflection on urban greater interaction between
cultural institutions present.
International Velux Award
2010 for Students of Architecture
Students must register their interest before1st February 2010.
- This award invites architecture
students to explore and challenge the current role of natural
light in the built environment under the theme: "The Light
of Tomorrow". The judges hope to encourage entrants to contribute
to sustainable building design by experimenting with the social,
psychological and environmental dimensions of daylight and sunlight.
The prestigious biennial award is open to individuals or teams
on a registered architectural course and will be judged by a
panel of award-winning architects from around the world, including
representatives from the International Union of Architects (UIA)
and the European association for Architectural Education (EAAE).
UK: Nationwide
Sustainable Housing Awards 'Suburban Urban secure
and green' www.architecture.com/competitions
Closing date for entries is 27th January 2010 (phase 1)
and 21st April 2010 (phase 2).
Following the success of its first student competition in 2008,
Nationwide Building Society is launching the 2009/2010 Nationwide
Sustainable Housing Awards. Working in partnership with the Royal
Institute of British Architects (RIBA), this is the second in
a series of annual competitions open to undergraduate architecture
and design students. For 2009-2010 the theme is "Suburban
Urban secure and green" and prizes will be awarded
for designs of an individual home, or group of homes, as well
as the wider community in either new build or refurbishment projects.
The aim of the competition is to stimulate and reward innovative
thinking about how people can live in a more sustainable way
in the future picking up key characteristics of what might
be recognised today as a 'suburban' lifestyle. Wayne Hemingway
will announce the winners of each category at an awards ceremony
in June 2010.*
new Canada: Ideas competition for the redesigning
of the area around Champ-de-Mars métro station
- Entrants must register by January
15th 2010.
- Ville de Montréal has
announced a nationwide ideas competition for the redesigning
of the area around Champ-de-Mars métro station. The purpose
of the competition is to solicit explorations and illustrations
of a variety of development concepts made possible by the planned
covering of the Ville-Marie expressway and the potential reconfiguration
of its exit ramps. Champ-de-Mars station, with its magnificent
glassworks by renowned artist Marcelle Ferron, is one of the
few landmarks remaining from the time before the construction
of the Ville-Marie expressway. The immediate perimeter of the
station forms a link between downtown Montréal and Old
Montréal, and is one of the main pedestrian access routes
to the historic district. The concept competition is being held
on an anonymous-entry basis and is open to all design professionals,
students or consortiums whose main place of business is located
in Canada. It is a single-stage competition, with two submission
categories, one for professionals and the other for students.
The language of the competition is French. However, the conceptual
approach may include a text in English.
Austria: Design
Project Vienna A Design Strategy: International
Ideas Competition: How to React to a City?
Deadline for applications is January 15th, 2010
The MAK and departure announce a first-time-ever joint ideas
competition: under the heading of Project Vienna A Design
Strategy proposals are invited for innovative design strategies
and concepts. Design must go beyond mere object modelling and
surface cosmetics and be understood as an integral part of cultural
creation. Design informs our everyday life, our culture, and
our sense of aesthetics beyond fleeting fashions and styles
design is the mirror of our civilization. The call is for
projects, concepts, strategies, and visions that take up the
genius loci, that is, use and develop the potential of Vienna
serious or playful, experimental or functional, purpose-oriented
or utopian, subversive or factual. What should be in the foreground
is the resolution to think in a wider crossover context.
The issue is to intervene in the overlaid and interwoven layers
and levels, infra- and substructures of Vienna, to react to existing
processes, to redirect deadlocked energy flows, to break up self-perpetuating
systems and stagnant situations and thus to reorganize
life in the city.
USA: 2009
Smart Growth Design & Reuse Competition
Late Registration and Submission Deadline January 15th 2010
- An ideas competition for the
Pioneer Valley, Western Massachusetts by The Valley Development
Council, in collaboration with the Pioneer Valley Planning Commission.
Architects, designers, landscape architects, planners and students
are invited to prepare concept plans for the redevelopment of
three strategic sites in the Pioneer Valley, a region of Western
Massachusetts defined by the Connecticut River Valley. These
sites are located in Southampton, Palmer and Hadley. The goal
for this international design competition is to create a local
example of sustainable development and redevelopment, and to
provide a model of how communities in the region can grow smarter.
With the partnerships formed through this competition process,
there will be significant momentum for turning the winning concept
plan idea into reality.
USA: eVolo - 2010 SKYSCRAPER COMPETITION
Participants must register by January 12, 2010
eVolo to study, to develop, to evolve, to fly away
eVolo invites students and professional architects, engineers,
and designers to take part in the 2010 Skyscraper Competition.
The main idea of this contest is to examine the relationship
between the skyscraper and the natural world, the skyscraper
and the community and the skyscraper and urban living. In the
last few years we have seen hundreds of new skyscrapers been
developed around the world without careful consideration to the
context or environment. There is a constant lack of urban planning
and poor architectural design without intellectual or perceptual
enjoyment. The aim of the competition is to push our imagination
to redefine the term skyscraper through the use of new
materials, technology, aesthetics, programs, and spatial organizations.
Globalization, environmental warming, flexibility, adaptability,
and the digital revolution are just some of the multi-layered
elements that should be taken in consideration.
Canada: Zerofootprint
and Re-Skinning Award
- Zerofootprint is offering the
ZEROprize to the design team who can take an older concrete high-rise
structure and, using re-skinning along with other retrofitting
technologies, reduce its carbon, water, and energy footprint
to net zero while also maintaining the highest architectural
design standards.
- Re-Skinning Award entry date
is January 10th 2010.
- In addition to the ZEROprize,
the supporting Zerofootprint Re-Skinning Award will be offered
every year. The Zerofootprint Re-Skinning Award is meant to attract
state-of-the-art retrofitted and re-skinned buildings that are
exceptional, but do not meet the performance standards of the
ZEROprize.
new USA: The National
Terrazzo & Mosaic Association 2010 Honor Awards
- Deadline January 8, 2010
The National Terrazzo & Mosaic Association (NTMA) has announced
the Call for Entry for the 2010 Honor Awards. These awards
honor the best terrazzo installations completed within the 2009
calendar year and are judged on excellence in craftsmanship;
originality of ideas; intricacy of design; and artistic and faithful
reproduction of the architects' or designers' drawings.
Architects, designers, building owners and others are eligible
to submit entries, but an NTMA member contractor must have completed
the terrazzo floor.
new Canada: Townshift
-suburb into city.
- Registration Closes January
4, 2010
Submissions Due January 6, 2010
- An open an international ideas
competition seeking innovative ideas for five of Surrey's established
Town Centres: Guildford, Fleetwood, Cloverdale, Newton and Semiahmoo.
The aim of the competition is to "Shift" thinking and
opportunities for each of these "Town" hubs towards
more intense, public-minded and productive urban futures. Approved
by the Architectural Institute of British Columbia, this competition
is proposed in order to generate innovative new thinking about
suburbs transforming towards sustainability in an era of increasingly
expensive energy.
- USA: d3space:
Housing Tomorrow
- Registration deadline: Jan 4th
2010
- The d3 Housing Tomorrow Competition
invites architects, designers, engineers, and students to collectively
explore, document, analyze, transform, and deploy innovative
approaches to residential urbanism, architecture, interiors,
and designed objects. The competition calls for transformative
solutions that advance sustainable thought, building performance,
and social interaction through study of intrinsic environmental
geometries, social behaviors, urban implications, and programmatic
flows.
new Italy: International
Prize for Sustainable Architecture 2010
- Applications by by 31st December
2009
- Ferrara Faculty of Architecture
is involved in international seminars, courses and activities
concerning sustainable architecture. This Prize arose from the
important international manifestation of the decennial of the
foundation of the School of Architecture of Ferrara, held in
2003. Conceived and promoted by the School itself, with the financial
support of the Fassa Bortolo company, its spirit is to contribute
to the research of a system of development in the building sector,
which represents one of the fields of human activity with the
greatest impact on the environment, that is more sustainable
than our current model, which has lead to a state of deterioration
and pollution, bringing us to the verge of a global crisis of
the Earth's entire ecological system.
Canada: REZ -Student Competition for the Design
of a University Residence Building in downtown Toronto
- Submissions due: December 28,
2009
- Ryerson University, Canada's
leader in innovative, career-focused education, and the Design
Exchange are pleased to announce an international competition
for the design of an exemplary, state-of-the-art university residence
building. Submissions are sought from students enrolled in schools
of architecture and the allied disciplines. The competition site
is located on the campus of Ryerson University in downtown Toronto.
The residence building is intended to provide housing and related
facilities for a representative cross section of the University's
population, including students, faculty, staff, and visiting
scholars. Entrants are encouraged to undertake the competition
in multidisciplinary teams and to seek faculty and professional
input; entrants may not, however, undertake it as part of a course
assignment. The competition commences in mid-September, 2009,
with an all-electronic submission due in December, 2009.
new Australia: Design
Barangaroo's Public Domain
- Registration of interest closes
Friday 18 December 2009.
The search for pre-eminent landscape, architecture and urban
design teams to help shape a new Australian landmark has commenced.
This rare opportunity to design a new public domain on Sydney
Harbour includes the creation of a signature headland park.
Australia: PlastiCity FantastiCity
Registration deadline 18th of December 2009
The RMIT Landscape Architecture Journal, KERB18 is launching
its first ever international design competition; PlastiCity FantastiCity.
Where is the fun? Where is the future city?
The competition re-envisions city systems to explore fantastical
opportunities that enable groundbreaking and fun projects which
shake the design world. PlastiCity FantastiCity is
remodeling the constructed city at any chosen scale to become
a world of playful opportunity, where nothing that manifests
itself in today's cities is present. This ideas competition seeks
a multidisciplinary approach to discover new potentials and possibilities
within the world and in particular for the Landscape Architecture
profession.
USA: Four Mile Run Bridge Competition
Submission Deadline Monday 7th December 2009
For years, Northern Virginia's Four Mile Run has functioned as
a flood control channel and a border between the City of
Alexandria and Arlington County. Community interest
in revitalizing and celebrating the Run has resulted in
the Four Mile Run Restoration Master Plan. The plan outlines
a broad range of ambitious, feasible goals to restore the
ecology of the Run while re- establishing it as a cherished
park space and a means of stitching together communities.
The pedestrian and cyclist bridges planned to reach
across the run will be the defining elements in bringing
people to the shores of the stream and to each other.
As pieces of transit infrastructure, the bridges will also link neighborhoods,
streets, and pathways, thus providing a more accessible
and desirable means to walk or bike across the region.
The first of these bridges is to establish the design language
for the others to follow, and is the subject of this professional
competition. Taking inspiration from its surrounding
natural and industrial elements, the bridge is to be a modern,
sustainable, and sculptural piece, spanning clear across
the run with minimal impact to the streambed.
USA: Call For Entries: Retooling
Industrial Sites Exhibit
Submission deadline December 3, 2009
The competition provides an opportunity for architecture, planning
and engineering firms from the Mid-Atlantic region to highlight
their own best practices in industrial reuse. Submissions of
all project types and scales encouraged: large and small, built
and un-built, interior and exterior, new construction and preservation.
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USA: Parkitecture
Design Competition
Closing date for the competition is November 20, 2009.
- As we motor toward the future,
it's time to rethink the structure that houses our automobiles-the
humble garage. Dwell's newest contest, sponsored by Lexus, is
a challenge to incorporate forward-thinking technology into a
freestanding building that can hold no more than three vehicles.
Using Google SketchUp, entrants are invited to submit at least
two renderings-one interior and one exterior-that illustrate
the technological possibilities and sustainable potential of
the garage of the future.
Lappset
International Design Competition "Change the way we
think about playgrounds"
Registration and submission Deadline 20th November 2009
Lappset Group, the well-known developer of playgrounds, is organising
an Open-For-All Design Competition. The aim of the competition
is to challenge traditional playground concepts. Lappset is looking
for new, inspiring, brave and out-of-the-box ideas for future
playgrounds. The core idea is to create a meeting point that
unites three different generations; children, teens and the elderly.
Participants are invited from a wide range of the design profession:
Landscape Architects, Architects, Urban Planners, Designers,
Graphic Designers, etc. - and naturally students and amateurs
in this field. It is very likely for the winning work to be made
or built into a real playground. Any participating work may well
end up as part of the Lappset Group's product range, for a separate
compensation.
new Israel: Architecture
of Israel + the European Union Declare the annual International
competition - Project of the Year
- Registration by 20th November
2009
- Architects, interior designers,
landscape architects, researchers and students are invited to
submit works planned or written after the beginning of 2005.
PowerPoint presentations, not exceeding 5mb, should include a
short explanation text describing the project, its location,
purpose, circumstances of production, uniqueness and date of
completion. Special credit will be given to creative, climate
and environmental awareness .
USA:"Ideal
Theatre" Student Design Competition 2010
Intent to enter the competition
is due 20 November 2009
- For the Fourth year in a row
University Architectural and Theatre Students from around the
world are invited to take part in the United States Institute
for Theatre and Technology's (USITT) "Ideal Theatre"
Student Design Competition. This competition has established
it self as the only International Design Competition that brings
together the "client user' and the "designer"
to explore the possibilities of what a Theatre can be.
The competition runs from 4 September 2009 to 19 January 2010.
A Professional jury will select three Honor Awards in February
2010. All submissions will be on exhibit at the USITT Conference.
For additional information on the 2010 competition please visit
www.USITT.org architecture commission page.
USA: HB:BX Building Cultural
Infrastructure -The High Bridge International Ideas Competition
- Registration ends Nov 18th,
2009
- The Emerging New York Architects
Committee (ENYA), AIA NY Chapter announced its fourth biennial
international ideas competition, This competition is open to
all emerging professionals, including, but not limited to, architects,
artists, engineers, landscape architects, urban designers, and
planners who have completed their education at the undergraduate
or graduate level within 10 years of the competition announcement
(September 10, 2009). HB:BX is an open ideas competition to design
an arts center that culturally reinforces the physical connection
between the Manhattan and Bronx High Bridge communities of New
York City. Working in cooperation with the arts organizations
Artists Unite and the Bronx Museum of the Arts, ENYA means to
draw awareness to the current efforts to restore and reopen the
historic High Bridge. This competition is a forum to explore
the urban and community improvement opportunities that may come
with the achievement of such a momentous milestone.
Korea: 13th JAD International Student
Design Competition
- Application deadline: Wednesday, November 18, 2009
- Theme: Design saves us:
soft space. 'Soft Space' might be a flexible and extensible space
for various meanings and functions. It can be opposite to the
hard and fixed spaces but rather be in favor of the spaces for
floating concepts, changing functionalities and reacting to the
flow of the people. Conceiving the flexible thinking and creative
imaginations of the spaces, we might be able to make the various
alternatives, substitutions, and even supplements in the design
to endure the depression. Open to teams of students who are registered
in undergraduate and graduate school in Korea and other countries.
A team should be composed of three or less students and should
submit only one entry.
Call for entries: Re:VISION
Design Award
Deadline 17th November 2009
Modern Painters magazine and Louise Blouin Media are inviting
designers from around the world to participate in the inaugural
Re:VISION Design Award. The Re:VISION Design Award challenges
emerging designers to revisit, rethink and reimagine how we live
in our homes in these environmentally and economically challenging
times. Whether in the fields of furniture, lighting, product,
interior or environmental design (or some combination of these),
we seek to recognize innovative designs that thoughtfully explore
new ways to live, work, play and interact in the domestic environment.
How can design make the way we live in our homes more enjoyable
and beautiful? How can it make it more efficient? And most important,
sustainable? Show us an object or environment that you have conceived
that offers a new, more enlightened domestic lifestyle.
Peru: Green
360
- Registration Deadline: November
17th, 2009
- ARQUITECTUM, invites the architects
of the world to participate in an International Architectural
Competition "Green 360", The aim is to create an innovative
concept as an alternative to the typical apartment buildings,
at one of the most privileged sceneries in Lima, at the mountains
of the Camacho urbanization, by the Golf Course "Los Inkas",
in the district of Santiago de Surco. The project consists about
developing two tower models, one typical and another one at the
corner, on a sloping ground, considering an existent spatial,
urban and real estate proposal. The "Green 360" Project
consists in developing 4 "loft" apartments in each
building, designed to enjoy the exclusive view of the "Los
Inkas Golf Club", the city of Lima and the Pacific Ocean
on a clear day. The towers should project a contemporary image,
actual and front line, destined not only for the district in
which it is to be built, but also for the global village.
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