University of Warsaw in cooperation with the Main Board of the Association of Polish Architects (SARP) and the Warsaw Branch of the Association of Polish Architects (SARP), announces architectural and urban competition for the architectural concept design and development plan, under the name “Construction of a student house on the Służewiec Campus”, implemented under […]
CHEC Port City Colombo Limited, a subsidiary of China Harbour Engineering Company, has launched an invited, single stage ideas competition for the longterm development of an innovative urban settlement adjoining the Colombo Fort to the East and Colombo South International Container Harbour to the North. The competition was launched on 6 March 2017 with the support of the Sri Lanka Institute of Architects and the International Union of Architects. Finnish architect Trevor Harris will represent the UIA on the international jury.
The competition is a single-phase procedure with three invited participants, whose work will be evaluated anonymously according to the UNESCO Regulations for architecture competitions:
Gensler
Nikken Sekkei
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM)
PRIZES
The winner of the competition will be awarded 150 000 USD in addition to the sum of 150 000 USD provided to all three participants over the course of the competition.
SCHEDULE
Issuance of Brief: 4 March 2017
Site visit by participants: 31 March 2017
Deadline Questions/Answers: 7 April 2017
Submission Deadline: Before 3 pm, 15 May 2017
Jury meeting: 16-19 May 2017
Announcement of results: No more than 2 weeks after the completion of the jury meeting
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The Architects’ Chamber of Romania announces the launch of the International Solutions Competition Revitalization of the Cluj-Napoca “Romulus Vuia” Ethnographic Park Area – Hoia Forest.
The competition aims at identifying the best solution for revitalizing the “Romulus Vuia” Ethnographic Park Area – Hoia Forest in Cluj-Napoca, Romania.
The premise of the competition consists in the opportunity of extending the current Park, in terms of capitalization on the territory and from a functional standpoint, as well. The Museum Park will be developed into a functional complex, where cultural values will be complemented by learning values, direct experimentation, recreational and leisure opportunities etc.
The organizer of the competition is the Architects’ Chamber of Romania and its promoter is the Cluj County Council, which is also the land owner and the beneficiary of the competition’s results.
Schedule:
Official launch of the competition on the Electronic System for Public Procurement (SEAP) of Romania: March 3, 2017
Registrations for site visit: March 9, 2017
Site visit: March 10, 2017
Deadline for submission of entries: April 19, 2017, 16:00 h. (EET)
Preliminary assessment of entries (examination of technical committee): April 20-21, 2017
Jury session: April 22-24, 2017
Official announcement of winners (press conference with the jury): April 25, 2017
Publication of results on the competition’s official website: May 9, 2017
Deadline for submission of appeals: 10 days from the results’ publication date.
Prizes:
First Prize: 31 500 RON (approx. 6950 €)
Second Prize 22 500 RON (approx. 4960 €)
Third Prize18 000 RON (approx. 3970 €)
The estimated value of the contract that will be assigned to the competition’s winner amounts to 118 275 €, VAT excluded.
More information can be found on the official page of the competition:
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Since 2004, China Weihai International Architectural Design Competition and International University Student Architectural Design Competition have been jointly hosted by the Architectural Society of China, the Department of Housing and Urban-Rural Development of Shandong Province, and the Municipal People’s Government of Weihai. The competitions are divided into two parts, architects and students, and so far they have been successfully held for eight times. 2017 The Ninth China Weihai International Architectural Design Competition and International University Student Architectural Design Competition are due to be held, continuing to be one of the most influential, recognized and largest international competitions.
Objective:
To explore effective ways of integrating architecture into localities, cultures, environment and eco-systems; to comprehensively consider the relationship between social, ecological, cultural and historical factors and architecture; to achieve harmony between architecture and human, architecture and city, architecture and nature.
The Ninth China Weihai International Architectural Design Competition (for architects)
Theme:
Healthy City, Sharing Benefits
The fast global urbanization for a long time has resulted in a rapid increase of city quantity and scale, which provides a broad economic and social development space at the same time poses severe challenges to human health. The concept “healthy city” is a new proposition brought by profound reflection on urban development and its problems. To construct “healthy city” is the most direct and specific practice adhering to the people-oriented principle.
“Healthy city” is not the ultimate goal, is a process of constant development realized progressively by improving urban design, architectural sustainability and information technology, in order to achieve effective and healthy development of the city.
Requirements for drawings:
The panel should be A0 size (please download at the Architectural Society of China website www.chinaasc.org). Participants should provide two electronic copies of A0 panel design plan (300DPI), named after project’s name and numbered in sequence.
No restrictions on expression. A 1000-word explanation of the concept should be provided and can be combined with the drawing. Finished projects must provide project overview, photographic records, drawing, illustration, with project name, design institute, construction venue and completion time within1000 words.
The official language is English, measured by metric unit.
Awarding scheme (for architects):
Two first prizes receive 50,000 yuan each; 5 second prizes receive 30,000 yuan each; 10 third prizes receive 10,000 yuan each; undefined number of honorable mentions receive 2000 yuan each (accounting for 10% of the total entries).The prizes mentioned above are not liable for tax.
2017 International University Student Architectural Design Competition (for students)
Theme:
Micro space: repair design in urban and rural areas
When more and more land resources are built into the environment, the space quality becomes increasingly more important. If the dominantly manifested micro space is disordered, the overall street or community quality will be reduced. In this regard, participants should find and define one “micro space”.
Participant:
Participants can be enrolled students in all colleges and universities both at home and abroad. They can have mentors to guide them. (Student number less than 6, mentor less than 2).
Requirements for drawings:
The panel should be A0 size (please download at the Architectural Society of China website www.chinaasc.org). Participants should provide two electronic copies of A0 panel design plan, named after project’s name and numbered in sequence.
No restrictions on expression. A 1000-word explanation of the concept should be provided and can be combined with the drawing.
The official language is English, measured by metric unit
Awarding scheme (for students):
Two first prizes receive 30,000 yuan each; 5 second prizes receive 20,000 yuan each; 15 third prizes receive 6,000 yuan each; undefined number of honorable mentions receive 2000 yuan each (accounting for 15% of the total entries). 22 best guide mentor awards (only certificate, for first, second and third prizes). The prizes mentioned above are not liable for tax.
Main dates:
May 30, 2017 Registration deadline
July 31, 2017 Submission deadline for entries
Early August 2017 Review of entries
September 2017 Award presentation and exhibition
Charge:
The entries are free, without registration and panel production charge.
Competition rules:
Any author’s name and employer’s words or pictures shall not be on the electronic drawings. Those who do not meet the requirements will be disqualified;
Participants own copyright for entries. The organizers have the right to exercise other copyrights except authorship.
Organizers:
Hosted by:
Architectural Society of China
Department of Housing and Urban-Rural Development of Shandong Province
The Municipal People’s Government of Weihai
Organized by:
China Habitat Award Office
The Urban-Rural Development Committee of Weihai
Weihai Architectural Culture Media Center
Contacts:
(1) Architectural Society of China
Address: 9 Sanlihe Road, Beijing , China
Zip code: 100835
Liaison person: Wu Pujuan
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