Tuesday 2 December 2008

20+10+X Architecture Awards 3rd Cycle



20+10+X Architecture Awards 3rd Cycle


The aim of the WA Community Awards is to highlight and publish remarkable projects that might otherwise remain unnoticed by the international public but have the potential to inspire exciting questions about contemporary architectural discourse.

Awarding follows a most democratic procedure where all member’s ratings and the votes of all Honorary Members are effective in the final decisions.

Registrations are completely FREE so that all architects can participate both as candidates and judges.

Architects from ALL countries can submit ALL of their buildings (realized or not) for the appreciation of the WA Community. Recent projects (not older than 10 years) will have more chances to be shortlisted for the Awards. Students, landscape architects, engineers may also submit for the awards projects they are the author of: we do not check or accredit diplomas.

Deadline: 23 January 2009
(All projects submitted OR UPDATED by their architects after 24 October 2008 will be evaluated for the 3rd Cycle.)

Competition website : http://www.worldarchitecture.org




Saturday 22 November 2008

Woburn Public Library Expansion "Ideas" Competition

Woburn Public Library Expansion "Ideas" Competition






The Challenge
  • How would you provide 25,000 square feet of additional space for the library and the services required in the 21st century?
  • How does this additional space impact and/or relate to the original building?
  • What improvements can be made to the site and surrounding areas to reinforce the library's critical role as the "center" of town and source of local pride?
Intent

The intent of this "Ideas" competition is to:

  • Broaden the field of ideas through bold clear concepts (similar to a sketch problem charrette) for the restoration and expansion of the library building
  • Point out the complexities and opportunities that are inherent when adding on to an historically and aesthetically significant building by a renowned architect of the 19th century
  • To raise the awareness of this beautiful piece of architecture for the people of Woburn and others
Who Can Apply?

Any interested party

NOTE

This is an IDEAS competition only. The winner of this competition does not get the commission for the actual project. These ideas are to be shown to the selected architect that will be chosen through a standard public selection process. The competition entries become the property of the Woburn Public Library on submittal.

Entry Specifications
(see Application Package at the competition website for specific details)
  • Each entry will include 3 presentation boards
  • The entries are to be delivered to the Woburn Public Library, 45 Pleasant Street, Woburn, MA 01801 no later than 5:00pm, Friday January 23rd, 2009.
Awards and Exhibits
  • Awards:
    • First Place Award is $2500
    • Second Place Award is $1500
    • Third Place Award is $500
  • Awards reception date to be determined
  • Select entries will be exhibited at Pink Comma Gallery (www.pinkcomma.com) and the Woburn Public Library (www.woburnpubliclibrary.org). Dates to be determined.
Jury

Sherida E. Paulsen, FAIA
(Principal, PKSB Architects; President 2009, AIA New York Chapter; Former Chair, New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission)

Preston Scott Cohen, AIA
(Principal, Preston Scott Cohen, Inc.; Chair, Department of Architecture, Harvard University Graduate School of Design)

Amanda Lawrence
(Principal, PRAXIS)

Jessica Pineo Lohnes, AICP
(Principal, FOLLIES)

Gretchen Von Grossmann, AIA, AICP, LEED AP
(Principal, Von Grossmann & Company)

Competition website : http://www.woburnpubliclibrarycompetition.com/index.php

2009 AIA Ideas Competition

2009 AIA Ideas Competition









"The invisibility of our modernist tradition to the general consciousness puts an entire and vital period of our heritage at risk," wrote Arleyn Levee, one of those who tried to save the house, in an e-mail. "We need to find some way to highlight this current disaster and turn it around into a positive learning case study."

The AIA Committee on Design (COD) invites architects, students, and allied design professionals to submit sketches to the international 2009 COD Ideas Competition, titled "Listening to the Past, Looking to the Future: A House for Today." In this unique sketch competition, submitters are asked to explore the legacy of modernist design through a concept design problem.

Winners will receive funding to attend the COD Spring Design Conference in Boston and have their work exhibited at the 2009 AIA National Convention in San Francisco. Selected entries will be displayed on the AIA Web site.



Jury :

Jane Weinzapfel, FAIA (chair), Boston, Mass.
Robert Campbell, FAIA, Architecture Critic for the Boston Globe, Cambridge, Mass.
Marcus Springer, RIBA, LEED AP, Sasaki,Watertown, Mass.

Registration template and form : contact Allison Fax (afax@aia.org)

Registation/entry fee (no later than February 13, 2009) :
AIA Member: $100
Non-AIA member: $150
Associate AIA member: $75
Student: $30

Deadline : March 13, 2009, 5 pm.

Web site : http://www.aia.org/cod_ideas

Sunday 14 September 2008

TU DELFT Ideas Competition

TU DELFT Ideas Competition














On 13 May 2008, the Faculty of Architecture of the Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) was unexpectedly reduced to ashes by a devastating fire.
It was shocking to see how this sturdy building, which was full of valuable collections and always bustling with activity, turned out to be so vulnerable.
Both in a material and an emotional sense, the fire was undoubtedly a major loss.
The fire shook the foundations of the Dutch architectural community. Nevertheless, this community soon joined forces to set to work again.
The Faculty of Architecture in Delft was already renowned the world over for its decisive, innovative and pragmatic approach.
And it is precisely thanks to this characteristic attitude that the Faculty’s sorrow regarding the loss was coupled with an enthusiastic and unflagging energy to enter a new phase. Indeed, the loss of the faculty building also offers new opportunities.
Opportunities to take a fresh and critical look at the education of the future, opportunities to realise a modern, innovative and refreshing design for the university building, which can hold its own in terms of power and presence with the well-known Bouwkunde building from the years of Van den Broek and Bakema.
Precisely because it intends to realise this specific ambition, the Faculty of Architecture has decided to organise an open international ideas competition, in preparation of a project competition for the new faculty building in 2009.

Jury:
Liesbeth van de Pol
(Chair, Chief Government Architect, The Netherlands)
Mark Wigley (Architect, Dean of Columbia University's Graduate School, USA)
Rahul Mehrotra (Architect, Professor Department of Architecture MIT, USA)
Yung Ho Chang (Architect, Professor and Head Department of Architecture MIT, USA)
Herman Hertzberger (Architect, Emeritus Professor TU Delft, The Netherlands)
Kees Kaan (Architect, Professor TU Delft, The Netherlands)
Ole Bouman (Director of NAi, Rotterdam, The Netherlands)
Wytze Patijn (Architect, Dean of Faculty of Architecture TU Delft, The Netherlands)
Leanne Reynen (Student Faculty of Architecture TU Delft, The Netherlands)
Herma de Wijn (Secretary, Architect, The Netherlands)

Deadline for registration : 6 November 2008, 12 noon Dutch local time
Deadline for submissions : 13 November 2008, 12 noon Dutch local time

Complete informations available at:
http://www.buildingforbouwkunde.nl/ideascompetition/Home/tabid/72/Default.aspx

Dubai 2A International Architectural Students and Young Architects Competitiion 2008

Dubai 2A International Architectural Students and Young Architects Competitiion 2008
















Dubai is a city that has become the center of discussion and discourse across the globe as the post 20th century city and urban model. The international architectural / urban competition, Du(b)ailities: Supra_global_culture / icro_ethnic_localities, aims at intensifying and enriching this exchange by inviting young architects and students of architecture from the UAE and across the world to participate and present visions, concepts and proposals for Dubai. By doing this, the city and its inhabitants, will have the chance to be exposed to views about their city and benefit from the presented pro

posals.

The competition offers its participants two separate challenges: one for the larger city scale and the other for a smaller urban area. Solutions for both categories will create the basis of real proposals and possibilities for the city.

An international jury of professionals and educators will be drawn to assess the work, and award three prizes and an honorable mention for each of the two categories. The outcome of the competition will be exhibited, published, and shared with the international community, local universities and local authorities.

Deadline of submission : 10 January 2009

For further information please refer to the 2A website or email to 2ACompetition2008@est2a.net

Friday 22 August 2008

HOUSE OF ARTS AND CULTURE INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION









HOUSE OF ARTS AND CULTURE INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION
An International Architecture Competition
Beirut, Lebanon


Further information, check : http://www.darbayrut.org/

note:
- Check the eligibility criteria
- There is registration fee, USD250, closure of registration : September 29, 2009
- Jury : Representative of Minister of Culture of Republic of Lebanon, Representative of Sultanate of Oman, Repr. of UIA, Mr. Suha Özkan, Ms.Kaijima (Atelier Bow Wow), etc.
- The deadline:
January 30, 2009 (18:00 Beirut time) : last date for delivery/mailing of entries
February 10, 2009 (18:00 Beirut time) : last date for reception of entries



Sunday 22 June 2008

Everyville 2008 Online Competition





Everyville 2008 Online Competition
11th International Architecture Exhibition

The Fondazione La Biennale di Venezia strongly believes in the younger generation, in its creative talents and the force of its ideas.

Throughout the years this conviction has been translated into dedicated initiatives and projects. On the occasion of the 11th International Architecture Exhibition (Venice, September 14th > November 23rd, 2008) this conviction is represented by the Everyville online competition, an extraordinary opportunity for university students from around the world to be directly involved in the organisation of the Venice Biennale.

The competition calls for the preparation of an idea-project based on the theoretical-critical text written by the curator of the 11th International Architecture Exhibition, Aaron Betsky. However, this time the element of challenge and stimulation lies in the fact that the works selected by a prestigious Jury will become an integral part of the 11th Exhibition, to be presented in a dedicated section.

The competition thus represents a unique opportunity and an unrepeatable occasion to present your work, coupled with the satisfaction of presenting it during what is now considered to be the most important architectural exhibition in the world.

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The single phase competition is open to students of all disciplines and from
any university in the world who have not graduated at the time of 1st January
2008, as well as to graduates of any discipline that in the course of 2008 are
enrolled students in post-graduate studies such as specialization, master’s
degree, PhD, etc., and whose attendance may be certified.

Participants must complete the online registration process by 10:00 AM on
July 1, 2008
The self-publication procedure will be active on the competition site from
10:00 AM on July 1, 2008 to 10:00 AM on July 15, 2008 (Italian time), by
which time all submissions must be received in order to be eligible to
participate in the competition.

Web site : http://www.labiennale.org/en/architecture/everyville/

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Thursday 15 May 2008

11th ThyssenKrupp Elevator Architecture Award in Dubai









11th ThyssenKrupp Elevator Architecture Award in Dubai
Tall Emblem Structure in Za'abeel Park

Their website:
http://www.thyssenkrupp-elevator-architecture.com/default.aspx

Their schedule:
- Opening Registration period: April 22nd, 2008
- Registration period closes: 31st August 2008
- Period for Questions: September 1st-October 1st
- Answers to be provided by: October 31st, 2008
- Last date postage of projects to secretariat: January 31st, 2009
- Last date reception of projects at secretariat: February 28th, 2009
- Announcement of results: May 2009
- Competition exhibition: May 2009
- Award Ceremony in Dubai: May 2009

Their jury :
Jaume Duró y Pifarre (Former Chairman, International Union of Architects)
Rafael de la Hoz Castanys
Dalila ElKerdany
Zaha Hadid
Josep Luis Mateo
Cino Zucchi
etc.

No registration fee required.

Thursday 8 May 2008

Toscana Design Competition




















From http://www.toscanadesigncompetition.it/
Email : info@toscanadesigncompetition.it

TOSCANA DESIGN COMPETITION
TOSCANAD-SIGNCOMPETITION

LIVING – LUXURY

Conceptual Competition: ACCESSIBLE LUXURY

Consorzio P.M.I scarl, Agenzia Di Promozione del Mobile Imbottito (Agency for the
Promotion of Upholstered Furniture), is holding a competition for young designers
under 40 years of age.
(publication drafted in accordance with the international regulations developed in
collaboration with ICOGRADA, ICSID, IFI; with the sponsorship of ADI - Associazione
italiana per il Disegno Industriale [Italian Industrial Design Association] – Tuscan Delegation)
For some years now we have been experiencing a phenomenon that can only be defined
as “accessible luxury”; that is, a return to investment in tangible, traditional goods, with
furnishings and the home in general taking first place.
In line with this trend, the organizers are pleased to invite “under-40” designers and
architects to participate in a conceptual competition addressing this interesting cultural
and market reality.

Art. 1 Aim of the Competition

Consorzio PMI hereby calls a contest for design of products for the home living
area.
The category includes numerous furnishing/decorating products, from the sofa, the principal
point of reference, to an entire series of complements, from armchairs to rugs, from
wall units to occasional furniture and tables to picture frames, lamps, etc.
The salient project elements, beyond innovation, must be careful selection and attention
to materials, finishings, color schemes, surfaces: all aspects that contribute
to characterizing the concept of luxury, as called for by the competition theme statemen

Art. 2 Composition of the Jury

The jury will be composed of at least seven individuals, each with voting rights:

Denis Santachiara – Designer
Philip Taylor – Fashion Consultant
DDN – DDN magazine
Carlo Bimbi – Designer – Vice-President of ADI Toscana
Gianfranco Gualtierotti - Designer
Alberto Mantellassi - Pres. Consorzio P.M.I scarl
Massimo Pucci – Piemme Group
Gianni Overi - CEO Mirabili e Formitalia
Elisa Gradi – Gradi srl

The decisions of the jury will be made by majority vote.
The Chairman of the jury will be appointed by the jury members.
The evaluative decisions of the jury will be final and made on the basis of discretional
criteria established by subjects with technical expertise in the sector.

Art. 3 Competition Trustee

The trustee, charged with expediting mediation among promoters, jury, and competitors,
is:
P.M.I scarl Agenzia di Promozione del Mobile Imbottito
P.za Garibaldi 5 - 51100 Pistoia
phone +39 0573 991728 - fax +39 0573 991740
REFERENT: Dr. Fabrizia Calvano
e-mail:info@toscanadesigncompetition.it
Further information concerning participation in the competition may be requested from:
Secretariat, SP.M.I scarl

Art. 4 Prizes

The total amount of the prize monies is ¤euro 10.000,00 (ten thousand euro)
To authors of the first three winning projects will go:
1st prize euro 5,000.00 (five thousand euro)
2nd prize euro 3,000.00 (three thousand euro)
3rd prize euro 2,000.00 (two thousand euro)

The authors of the first 10 selected projects will be invited to visit the production district
The commission will select 50 designs for display at a special competition exhibition
Competition activities will include realization of several pre-competition prototypes.

Should the competition conclude without a ranking and without winners, due to there
being no suitably meritorious projects, the jury may, at its final discretion, divide the prize
money as it sees fit and distribute same among the designers whose projects it feels are
worthy of special mention.
The promoter hereby stipulates that the entire amount of the prize money be in any case
distributed and that no recourse for (any) withholding provided for by law will be admitted.

Art. 5 Requirements for Participation

Participation in the competition is open to subjects born subsequently to 1 January
1968 who meet the requirements set forth below:

a) Italian and/or foreign designers, architects, and engineers duly registered with their
respective professional associations, independent designers, and designers working
in a subordinate capacity if duly authorized by their companies.

b) students enrolled at the Faculties of Architecture or Engineering or in a design institute.
Teams of competitors from both categories may participate; in this case, the team must
appoint a team leader who will be the sole person in charge and the referent for dealings
with Consorzio PMI. Participation by members of the Jury, their family members, and
employees of Consorzio PMI is expressly prohibited.

Art. 6 Novelty of Projects

The projects submitted to the competition must be never before published and developed
expressly for the competition. Any disputes concerning the originality of the projects shall
be submitted to the Design Jury for settlement.

Art. 7 Plans – Project Material

For each project, the contestant/s must submit no. 2 or more plates (mounted on stiff
backing), 50 x 70 cm in size, containing at least one technical drawing in an adequate
scale illustrating the project as a whole and the construction details.
Color may be used. Together with the plates, the contestant must submit a short report
describing the project motivations and characteristics, including a description of the
materials and any other data felt to be pertinent and useful; said report must be submitted
in A4 format and must not exceed three single sides.
Contestants are granted the faculty to illustrate their projects with other drawings or images,
which must in any case be contained in the plates as described above or in the report.
Each plate and the report must be marked with the identification code that will be sent
to each participant by email after he/she has submitted the completed online registration
form, available at the competition website (see Art. 8).
All the material submitted must also be copied onto a digital CD in .pdf and/or .jpg
format.

Art. 8 Identification and Confidentiality

Each participant must submit two sealed envelopes, with no distinguishing signs on the
exterior except for the designations “Envelope A” and “Envelope B”.
Envelope A must contain:

- the form containing the personal data of the project author/s;
- self-certification with attached copy of the participant’s identification card guaranteeing
under his/her own responsibility that the project submitted is an new, original work made
by the participant him/herself and that said project in no way infringes on any prior
author’s rights;
- a statement granting the consortium the right of option, for the duration of one year from
the date of the minutes of the jury, and the guaranteeing participant’s commitment to
assume responsibility for any consequences resulting from legal actions brought by third
parties concerning the originality of the project/s.
Envelope B must contain:
- the technical project as explained in Art. 7 above, with indication of the identification
code received by the participant by email following registration at
www.toscanadesigncompetition.it


Art. 8-bis Competition Procedure

At the time of the competition, the envelopes marked “B” will be opened first to permit
examination and evaluation of the submitted projects.
The envelopes marked “A” will be opened only after the projects have been judged.
We hereby invite all those interested in participating to register and to fill in and submit
the competition forms, available at the competition website .

Art. 9 Use Rights

Consorzio PMI reserves the right of option on use of the projects submitted to the
competition, for a period of one year from the date of the minutes of the jury session.
During this period, PMI will decide whether or not to put the articles into production; in
that case, economic relations with the designer/project author will be governed by a
specific contract drafted in observance of ADI valuation criteria.
Consorzio PMI herewith agrees not to modify any submitted project in any manner,
without the express consent of the project author.
Participants enjoy the faculty to protect their works by registration or patent. ADI offers
project authors who wish to so protect their works the opportunity to register their projects
with the “Project Register” at especially favorable conditions.


Art. 10 Deadlines

All project material must be delivered in unmarked (anonymous) packaging, no later than
5:00 p.m. on 30 June 2008, by postal delivery and/or courier service, with advice
of receipt, to:
P.M.I scarl Agenzia di Promozione del Mobile Imbottito
P.za Garibaldi 5 - 51100 Pistoia
tel. 0573 991728 fax 0573 991740
e-mail: info@toscanadesignconpetition.it - Referer: Fabrizia Calvano
The Competition Secretariat guarantees that project acceptance will be treated anonymously.
Should delivery be made by means of carriers (postal service or private courier), the
material must be sent by the above-mentioned date and time (as attested by the postmark
or delivery note). Material arriving, due to shipping delays, later than 10 days from the
date established for delivery cannot be accepted.

Art. 11 Results Information and Publication

Consorzio PMI hereby pledges to present the initiative in the national press and publicize
and valorize the results of the competition in the manners it feels most suitable.
All participants hereby authorize PMI to display their projects at an exhibition which, if
held, will be held no later than 31 December 2008.
The participants also hereby authorize PMI to publish their projects in a catalogue, book,
and/or in the specialized press, if so decided; the participants shall be entitled to no
remuneration for this service beyond mention of the author’s/authors’ names.
Participants not receiving awards are hereby nevertheless granted the faculty to request,
within 15 days from communication of the results of the competition, that their works not
be published/exhibited.
Consorzio PMI will communicate the results of the competition by email within 30 days
of the end of same and will notify the ten winners by registered letter.

Art. 12 Return of Contest Materials

All the materials relative to projects not awarded prizes may be picked up by the authors
at Consorzio PMI from 30 November through 23 December 2008.
Upon expiry of said term, the trustee shall be implicitly authorized to not preserve any
materials still in their possession and to proceed with destruction of same.
The materials relative to winning projects will be retained by PMI until the expiry of the
option period granted them, except by different agreement among the parties.

Pistoia, 6 March 2008
Referer: Fabrizia Calvano

info@toscanadesigncompetition.it

Ecohouse Student Design Competition 2008

From : http://www.concretecentre.com/main.asp?page=1740

Ecohouse Student Design Competition 2008







You are invited to design an ecohouse (floor area 120 sq metres approx) for up to six persons on a site of your choice.
Your design should be in a community context and should:
  • Minimise the use of the earth's resource water, fossil fuel energy, materials and their maintenance for the life of the building.
  • Adopt slow building principles.
  • Be full of delight.
The scheme should be designed to be extremely robust and resilient and last till at least the end of the century and through an age of increasingly extreme weather events and rising energy prices, it should demonstrate all year round comfort. Consider carefully all aspects of energy use in your scheme.
Brief
A comprehensive brief can be downloaded by clicking here...

Prizes

1st Prize £2000
2nd Prize £1000
3rd Prize £ 500
Copies of Ecohouse
A Design Guide, signed by the authors will be sent to the top ten entries.
Prizes will be presented at the 2008 Oxford Conference on Architectural
Education, 22/23 July 2008 http://www.oxfordconference2008.co.uk

Last Year's Winners

To view entries from the 2007 Ecohouse competition click here...

Registration

Registration is compulsory.
All Entries will be received by 24 June 2008. Judging will take place in early July and winners notified within 3 working days. Winning and highly commended candidates will be invited to a prizegiving which will take place at the Oxford Conference: Resetting the Agenda for Architectural Education 22-23 July 2008.
To download the registration rules and entry form click here...

Requirements

Entries should be on 2 x A1 sheets which use clear graphics to illustrate the benefits of your design.

Please include the following using diagrams where possible.

  • A statement of concepts which can include dreams and precedents.
  • An analysis of the climate you are building in describing local aspects of temperature, wind and water resources.
  • An analysis of the site in terms of benefits of orientation, topography and ground conditions shown on the sheets.
  • A review of any local sources of materials and energy production
  • A statement of the main design strategies for the design in terms of the reduction of energy use. Consider these under requirements for heating, cooling, ventilation, lighting, water usage, occupiers' needs.
  • A description of how this house could be replicated to form an urban community.
  • A series of drawings, sketches, images, photos of models etc that illustrate spaces in use and their delight.

Competition FAQs

I am currently doing Part 1/2/3 with a practice, am I eligible for the competition?
Yes, provided you are currently enrolled with a university, and provide the university name.

Is there any limit to the numbers of team members?
There is no limit.

Is it OK for team members to be from different universities?
Yes, this is fine, but please state the university names.

Can students be of any discipline?
Although the competition is aimed at architecture students, entrants may be from any discipline.

Does the entry have to be situated in a real site, or can the site be invented?
You do not have to use a specific site, but if entrants do 'invent' one they need to go into plenty of detail about the area, landscape, surroundings, climate etc.

Submission deadline 24 June 2008.

Competition Reference Book: Ecohouse: A Design Guide. 3rd Edition. Roaf, S.M.Fuentes and S. Thomas (2007). Architectural Press in Oxford.

Tuesday 22 April 2008

Fast Architecture Design Competition




from http://www.urbantineproject.co.uk/

check there!

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Project Aim

The Workspace Group Urbantine Project® emerged from the realization that there are limited opportunities for unrecognized architects to showcase their ideas three-dimensionally. Tent London’s fast architecture competition seeks to redress this issue, affording the winning entry the chance to put their design in front of the world's press and the industry’s most influential players during London Design Week at Tent London, Truman Brewery, Brick Lane. The winning entry will also have the opportunity to engage with an organisation, Workspace Group, which aims to provide progressive, appropriate, affordable and considered workspace accommodation for London’s creative industries.

Project Brief

We want you to tackle the issue of rapid change in the 21st century workplace, such as the phenomenal rise in the use of digital technology and its impact on our work and office environments. Tremendous claims are made as to its possible effect on our communication, social interaction, mobility, productivity and creativity.

Working lives: Do these developments really enable us to maximise our potential or do they make our lives over-complicated?

Working tools: Is design practice becoming excessively computer-reliant or does this technology radically transform the way we shape our world?

Write a short scenario and respond to it through your design for a physical installation or pavilion to be constructed within a £10K budget in one of the Tent London buildings at the Truman Brewery during London Design Week. Maximum dimensions: 6m L x 5m W x 4m H. The structure should provide a space that the public can interact with. Innovative material and creative assembly concepts, such as modularity and preassembly, will be valued. You must be able to assemble your structure in 48 hours and disassemble it within 24 hours, ready for repeat use to enable future exhibition opportunities.

Judging Criteria

  • A design which demonstrates your solution to the brief.
  • The illustrated ability of the designer or practice at the application stage to produce a professionally presented 1:1 scale installation within a £10K budget.

Prize

  • £10K materials, construction & disassembly budget.
  • Free venue for 4 days at Tent London, Truman Brewery, Brick Lane.
  • Access to over 35,000 designers and architects during the London Design Festival.

Judging Panel

Nick Crosbie, Inflate
Sarah Ichioka, London Festival of Architecture
Ben Kelly, BKD
Kieran Long, The Architects’ Journal
Jimmy MacDonald & Ian Rudge, Tent London
John Nordon, IDE Architecture
Harry Platt, Workspace Group PLC
Kerstin Zumstein, On Office

Application Deadline: 10 June 2008

Saturday 19 April 2008

Dionyssiou Areopagitou str. No 17 & 19 Competition

Please check :
http://www.greekarchitects.gr/index.php?lang=en
or
http://www.greekarchitects.gr/index.php?maincat=&newid=115&lang=en

The architectural web site in Greece www.greekarchitects.gr invites
architects, designers, artists and students all over the world to
re-consider the aspect and re-design the back side of the listed
buildings on the Dionyssiou Areopagitou str. No 17 & 19.

End of enrollments : April 24, 2008

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