Blog ini khusus memuat daftar dan list sayembara, kompetisi desain Arsitektur dari nasional dan internasional. Update kompetisi terbaru dilakukan setiap minggu. Buat rekan-rekan Arsitek dan Desainer Arsitektur...Silahkan mencoba kemampuan anda di kancah Nasional dan Internasional. Selamat berjuang.
Registration and submission: 30 June 2009.
This international prize is organised every two years by the Barbara Cappochin Foundation to recognise recently completed projects for their architectural quality and their adaptationto the territory, city, or landscape in which they were built. The 2009 prize will studyrealisations completed between 1st July 2006 and 30 June 2009.This prize is supported by the International Union of Architects, the Italian National Councilof Architects, Urban Planners, Landscape Architects, and Conservationists, and the PaduaRegional Order of Architects, Urban Planners, Landscape Architects, and Conservationists.The deadline for receiving inscriptions and sending candidatures is 30 June 2009.
Inggris: The Art Fund Pavilion Architectural Competition *Baru!Application Deadline 03rd March 2009 Tent London and The Lightbox have launched an open competition for The Art Fund Pavillion. This is a unique opportunity to design a semi-permanent pavilion that will sit alongside a RIBA award-winning building by Marks Barfield Architects. The international panel, of judges includes Wayne Hemingway and Kieran Long. The winning design will provide additional exhibition space for Woking's new gallery and museum, and will be built with funding by The Art Fund Prize, The UK's largest single art prize of £100,000. The new pavilion will be launched during the London Design Festival 2009.
Open to all Entry fee: US $50Awards: US $3,500 Jury: Not yet announced For the 2009 edition eVolo invites architects, engineers, and designers to continue exploring on new ideas and concepts for vertical density. Skyscrapers have been springing up in fast-developing countries without careful consideration of the urban fabric, environmental effects, and quality of life.The 2009 competition calls for innovative designs for the XXI Century which takes into consideration the historical and social context, the existing urban fabric, the human scale, and the environment.There is no restriction on site, height or shape.The idea is to give the designers enough freedom to address the challenge in the most creative and innovative way.Designs must be technologically feasible and environmentally responsible.The projects should also investigate on the urban and private space as well as the definition of new programmes for a vertical structure.EligibilityAll students, architects, engineers and designers are invited to participate. It is encouraged to have multi-disciplinary teams. There is no limit on the number of participants in a team. Individual entries are accepted.
Launch date 5th January 2009; entries to be submitted by 6 March 2009.
DWA Architects are organizing this ideas competition, open to all architectural students. The competition is jointly sponsored by DWA Architects and BUPA Care Homes. The theme of the competition is designing for older people in 60 to 70 years time.
Deadline 28th February 2009.
The competition is born for designs to be reproduced on T-shirts. The chosen theme for the competition is "metropolitan design", everyday uniqueness. The dominant aspect of the design, along with innovation, dedication, attention to detail, is above all the expression of your own story; all aspects that contribute to characterising the "metropolitan luxury" concept responding to the theme of the competition. Your T-shirt has to be (for someone) a symbol of uniqueness, character and an expression of his or her own values. The organizers invite designers, artists, students and architects under 40 to participate in an ideas competition focused on this interesting cultural market reality.
Submission Deadline: March 12, 2009The AIA Committee on Design (COD) invites architects, students, and allied design professionals to submit sketches to the international 2009 COD Ideas Competition. In this unique sketch competition, submitters are asked to explore the legacy of modernist design, through a concept design problem. Visit the competition Web site (http://www.aia.org/cod_ideas) for more information or to submit a project.
Competition Deadline: Wednesday, February 11, 2009.
Young architects and designers are invited to submit work to the annual Young Architects Competition. Projects of all types, either theoretical or real and executed in any medium, are welcome. The jury will select work for presentation in public forums, an on-line installation, and an exhibition at the Architectural League beginning in May 2009.. A poster of the winning entries will be published and distributed nationally, as will a catalogue of winning work published by the Architectural League and Princeton Architectural Press. The Young Architects Forum is an annual competition, series of lectures, and exhibition organized by the Architectural League and its Young Architects Committee. The Forum was established to recognize specific works of high quality and to encourage the exchange of ideas among young people who might otherwise not have a forum.
Deadline for entries is February 9, 2009.
Celebrating excellent places and how people inhabit them. Places: Forum of Design for the Public Realm, EDRA, the Environmental Design Research Association, in cooperation with Metropolis magazine announce the twelfth annual Great Places Awards. Unique in the ever-expanding universe of award programs, our concern is for good places and how people inhabit them. We seek entries of exemplary work, inviting participation from a range of design and research disciplines, recognizing projects whose significance extends beyond any one profession or field. Projects should emphasize a link between research and practice, demonstrating how an understanding of human interaction with place can inspire design.
Completed submissions to be received no later than February 06, 2009.
For the 2009 edition of this annual competition, North American architects and interior designers are invited to submit domestic and international new construction and renovation projects completed between January 2004 and January 2009. A panel of design experts will judge the projects based on their creativity, functionality and aesthetic appeal. The official criterion for the jury includes: overall design of the project, innovative use of tile, tile design, quality of installation and degree that tile enhances the setting.
Deadline until 31 January 2009.
Architecture students of 11 European countries are invited to participate in the second running Trimo Urban Crash competition organised by Trimo, one of Europe's leading suppliers of construction solutions. Students are invited to design an object for a given location in the centre of the Slovenian capital of Ljubljana. The winning project will be built and taken into permanent use on location in June 2009. The winner will also be awarded paid summer school attendance at an internationally acclaimed architectural school. This year's task is designing an urban meeting place, an information spot or an alternative cultural stage made with Trimo products.
Submission Jan 31st 2009.
Competition is endorsed by the Government of Qingpu District and Shanghai Urban Planning Administration Bureau, and organized by Shanghai Qingpu New Urban Area Construction Development Co. Ltd., and di Magazine. The aim is to collect creative ideas from all of the world for sustainable construction and development in the west region of Qingpu District, Shanghai, and to provide a basic reference for the detailed planning later.
Deadline Jan 16th 2009; student deadline Jan 30th 2009.
The Art Directors Club is the premier organization for integrated media and the first international creative collective of its kind. Founded in New York in 1920, ADC is a self-funding, not-for-profit membership organization whose mission is to connect, provoke and elevate creative visual communications professionals around the world. It focuses on the highest standards of excellence and integrity in visual communications for the industry, and encourages students and young professionals entering the field. ADC provides a forum for creatives in Advertising, Design, Interactive Media and Communications to explore the direction of these rapidly converging industries.
Entry Deadline: January 30th, 2009.
Metropolis magazine challenges young designers to apply their innovative talents to our energy addiction and rethink the broken models that represented 20th-century life and work. The Metropolis Next Generation® Design Competition, which has been promoting activism, social involvement, and entrepreneurship in design since 2003, is supported this year by sponsors ASSA ABLOY, Herman Miller, Inc., and Sherwin-Williams."We hope to see intelligent and beautiful ideas, at all scales, that bring out the humanist tendencies of young designers everywhere," notes editor in chief Susan S. Szenasy. "This socially and environmentally conscious generation is looking for ways to connect with the large issues of our time, and Next Generation® offers them that opportunity. We know that designers are great at fixing things, that they're masters of creating elegant, sustainable, and humane solutions to real problems."
This is an exciting architecture, urban design and planning sketch problem. The challenge being how to add on to a historically and architecturally significant building and what strategic moves can be implemented to reinforce the library's role as the "center" of town?
The closing date for entries is Friday 16 January 2009.
Nationwide Building Society announces the launch of the Sustainable Housing Awards in partnership with the Royal Institute of British Architects. The annual ideas competition is open to all undergraduate architecture and design students. The competition aims to stimulate and reward innovative thinking about how people can live more sustainably in the future. Students are invited to present sustainable design ideas for one of three categories: existing housing, new build or community/neighbourhood.
The Architectural Commission of the United States Institute for Theatre & Technology (USITT) has announced calls for entries for its 3rd annual student Architectural Design Competition to design an "Ideal Theatre" on an academic campus. The competition is open to any U.S. or International architecture and theater student at an accredited college or university. Architecture students are asked to work with a theater student, or group of theater students, as a "Client." The client will outline a program and requirements for an ideal theater for teaching professional theater. The enrolled architecture student, or group of students, will serve as the "Design Team" on the project. Through a series of design meetings with the client, the student architectural team will design a $25 million Center for Performing Arts with 400 to 600 seats for campus productions.
The 2009 competition calls for innovative designs for the XXI Century which takes into consideration the historical and social context, the existing urban fabric, the human scale, and the environment. There is no restriction on site, height or shape. The idea is to give the designers enough freedom to address the challenge in the most creative and innovative way. All students, architects, engineers and designers are invited to participate. It is encouraged to have multidisciplined teams. There is no limit on the number of participants in a team.
Submission deadline is January 7th 2009.
RIBA has launched a two stage competition to find a design team, who will help deliver a landscaping/environmental improvements scheme for Astley Village in Chorley, Lancashire. The competition is being organised on behalf of Places for People, one the UK's largest property maintenance and regeneration companies and is open to all practising architects, landscape architects, town planners and urban designers.
Deadline for Stage One submissions is 7 January 2009.
The RIBA Competitions Office announces the launch of an international open competition for the design of an innovative, architecturally striking educational, conference and seed production complex at the National Wildflower Centre in the Liverpool City Region. The client for the competition is Landlife with funding for the competition provided by the Northwest Regional Development Agency (NWDA). Entries are invited from architects or architect-led teams, which will be judged anonymously at the First Stage.
Deadline for submission 1st Jan 2009.
Ramses Square which is of important historical and urban value needs to be redeveloped in order to meet with the existing urban and traffic conflicts, therefore the Egyptian Government decided to issue an international planning & urban design competition in order to reach the best solution of the Square in the light of a comprehensive planning vision of Cairo City Center which is of great historical, urban and cultural value. The ministry of Cultural affairs has commissioned the National Organization for Urban Harmony (NOUH) to tender this competition in line of the guidelines and regulations of the Union of International Architects (UIA) and other relevant local agencies and authorities in Egypt. The Competition aims at producing an urban design plan for Ramses Square within a comprehensive vision for the city center of Cairo. It is open to all architects, planners and urban designers, either individuals or teams.
=======================
Jika info dalam blog ini membantu anda, silahkan beri tanggapan, kritik, saran dan komentar. Dengan demikian, kami dapat memberi informasi yang lebih baik. Thanks.
=======================
Posts
