Current contests

Competition platform TerraViva has announced an international architectural competition, EASDALE FERRY OFFICE, focused on the renovation and expansion of a small ferry port on the Scottish island of Easdale. The competition provides participants with a unique opportunity to create a design that will not only delight visitors, but also improve the functionality and aesthetics of the existing infrastructure.

objective

The goal of the competition is to develop a modern design for the renovation and expansion of the ferry operator's office and passenger waiting area on Easdale Island. The idea is to create a space that is not only aesthetically pleasing and functional, but also sustainable, providing shelter from harsh weather conditions and adequate amenities for the island's residents/residents and visitors/guests.

terms and conditions

The competition is international and conducted in English. There are no restrictions on the size of the expansion, but the design must take into account the original natural context of Easdale Island. Entrants may submit their entries upon payment of a registration fee, the amount of which depends on the entry deadline (from 69 to 99 euros).

prizes

The prize pool is €7,000 and includes:

• 1st Prize: 3,000 euros
• II Prize: 1,000 euros
• III Prize: 500 euros
• 10 Gold Awards: 250 euros each
• 10 Honorable Mentions: a coupon for free participation in the contest
• 30 Finalists: publication on TerraViva channels

calendar

• registration deadline with lower fee: November 9, 2024.
• second registration deadline with lower fee: December 13, 2024.
• pstate registration deadline: January 10, 2025.
• deadline for submission of works: January 10, 2025.
• announcement of results: February 10, 2025.

jury

Participants' works will be judged by a professional jury consisting of:

• Stephen Roberts (Northumbria University, UK)
• Nuria Vidal Domper (DomperCastells, Switzerland)
• Kefei Yan (Foster + Partners, UK)
• Maria Alejandra Icaza P. (Luis Pons Design Lab, USA)
• Salwa Cherkaoui El Baraka (Riversen, France)
• Christian Schmitt (German University in Cairo, Egypt)
• Jahnavi Bhatt (Benoy, UK)
• Shaun Young (Northumbria University, UK)

more information

Rules and regulations with detailed submission guidelines are available on the competition website.

terms

https://www.terravivacompetitions.com/easdale-ferry-office-competition-2024/

regulations

https://www.terravivacompetitions.com/easdale-ferry-office-competition-2024/

The 26th edition of the competition for the Jan Baptista Quadro Prize of the President of the City of Poznań for the best building constructed in 2023 in the area of Poznań has been launched . The competition is initiated by UWI Inwestycje, co-organized by the City of Poznań, while the substantive partners are SARP Poznań Branch and the Wielkopolska Regional Chamber of Architects of the Republic of Poland.

purpose

The purpose of the competition is to select the best building completed in the past year in Poznan. In addition to the Annual Award, one of the oldest architectural competitions in Poland also awards anniversary prizes - the Silver Award and the Gold Award, whose winners are selected during the 25th and 50th editions of the competition, respectively.

terms and conditions

The 26th edition of the competition for the Jan Baptista Quadro Award of the Mayor of Poznań is open to buildings located in Poznań and completed in 2023. All buildings meeting the above condition can be submitted, regardless of their functions and dimensions - they can be single-family houses, as well as housing estates or squares. Submissions of objects for the Annual Prize awarded as part of the competition can be made by all persons living in Poznań, including authors and authors, institutions operating in the city, and members of the Jury.

Objects can be submitted by using the electronic form available on the competition website.

calendar

• Deadline for receipt of competition entries: October 3, 2024
• Quadro award gala: October 21, 2024

awards

In the 26th edition of the competition, the winning team will be awarded the Annual Prize in the form of a statue of John Baptist Quadro. The jury also reserves the right to award honorable mentions.

competition committee

The Competition Jury will consist of:

• Jacek Jaskowiak - Chairman of the Jury
• Natalia Weremczuk - Third Deputy Mayor of the City of Poznań supervising the Department of Architecture and Urban Planning
• Piotr Sobczak - Director of the Department of Architecture and Urban Planning
• Łukasz Mikuła - Chairman of the Spatial Policy Commission
• a representative of the Award Initiator
• three representatives designated by the Substantive Patron - members of the
  The Competition Jury of SARP
• two representatives designated by the Competition Sponsor - Wielkopolska
  Regional Chamber of Architects of the Republic of Poland

more information

More details on the competition website.

terms

https://nagrodaquadro.pl/#o-nagrodzie

regulations

https://nagrodaquadro.pl/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/regulamin-nagrody-JBQ-2024-tekst-jednolity.pdf

UIA-HYP Cup 2024 is an international architecture competition aimed at male and female architecture students from around the world. The event provides a unique opportunity for young male and female architects to showcase their skills and gain valuable experience in an international environment. This year's edition focuses on "Architecture in Transition," specifically on the restructuring of urban spaces. Attractive financial prizes await the winners, and all entries will be judged by a renowned jury chaired by Pritzker Prize winner Wang Shu.

purpose

The goal of the competition is to identify the most innovative and creative architectural designs that respond to contemporary urban challenges of spatial restructuring and increasing urban density.

terms of participation

Participants are to design an urban space of 500x500 meters that combines residential functions with services, while preserving the original urban layout and striving for ecological and sustainable development

The competition is open to male and female students of architecture and related fields worldwide, including doctoral/doctoral students and 2024 graduates/graduates. Submissions can be made individually or in teams of up to four people. Teams can be formed by students/graduates from no more than two different universities.

schedule

Registration deadline: September 20, 2024

Deadline for submissions: October 10, 2024

Jury deliberations and announcement of results: November 2024

Award presentation: December 2024

awards

1st Prize: Certificate and 100,000 RMB (approximately $13,700 USD).

II Prize: Certificate and 30,000 RMB (approximately $4,100 USD)

Third Prize: Certificate and 10,000 RMB (approximately $1,370 USD)

Awards: Certificate

competition jury

The competition jury is composed of prominent architects and deans of architecture schools from around the world. The jury is chaired by Wang Shu, winner of the prestigious 2012 Pritzker Architecture Prize, dean of the Faculty of Architecture at the Chinese Academy of Arts, and a lecturer at the French Academy of Architectural Sciences. The jury also includes experienced professionals who will evaluate the submissions for innovation, compatibility with the theme and realization potential.

For details, visit the competitionwebsite:

https://hypcup.uedmagazine.net/index.php?m=home&c=Lists&a=index&tid=67

terms

https://hypcup.uedmagazine.net/index.php?langd=en

regulations

https://hypcup.uedmagazine.net/index.php?m=home&c=Lists&a=index&tid=61

purpose

conditions

• during early registration: €70 + VAT
• during standard registration: 90 € + VAT
• during extended registration: 110 € + VAT
• during final registration: 130 € + VAT

calendar

• early registration: August 12 - September 11, 2024
• standard registration: September 12 - October 9, 2024
• extended registration: October 10 - November 6, 2024
• final registration: November 7 - December 2, 2024
• deadline for submission of works: December 2, 2024
• announcement of results: December 21, 2024

prizes

• 1st Prize: €6,000 and construction
• II Prize: €2,000
• III Prize: €1,000
• Two honorable mentions: 500 €

jury

• Alejandro Aravena, winner of the 2016 Pritzker Prize, architect from the ELEMENTAL studio
• Lesley Lokko, curator of the 18th Venice Architecture Biennale, founder of the African Futures Institute
• Sumayya Vally, designer of London's 2021 Serpentine Pavilion, architect and founder of Counterspace studio
• Tosin Oshinowo, architect and founder of Oshinowo Studio
• Lotfi Hamadi, founder of the NGO Wallah We Can
• Nasser Golzari and Yara Sharif, architects and founders of the Palestine Regeneration Project
• Karim Chaabane, architect and co-founder of Arké Architecture studio
• David Sanderson, development and emergency expert, professor at the University of New South Wales
• Ahmed Al-Mallak, architect and initiator of the Tamayouz Excellence Award
• Bayram Zgolli, architect and founder of Faber Architects
• Amer Abu Matar, architect and designer, lecturer at Birzeit University in Palestine

more information

terms

https://schoolsforpalestine.com/

regulations

https://schoolsforpalestine.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/BRIEFING-SchoolsForPalestine_EN.pdf

The 31st edition of Dobry Wzór, the oldest design competition in Poland, which promotes the best-designed products and services, has been launched. For 31 years, the Institute of Industrial Design has been awarding the Dobry Wzór sign, rewarding innovation, aesthetics, functionality and quality of implemented solutions.

purpose

The purpose of the competition, as we read in the regulations, is to recognize products and services generally available on the Polish market, intended for the consumer/user, characterized by high quality design, and to support their manufacturers and distributors.

terms and conditions

Products and services that are or were available on the Polish market between January 1, 2019 and September 25, 2024 can be submitted to the competition. Products and services can be submitted to one of the following categories or subcategories:

1. Home
   - Furniture
   - Lighting
   - Decoration/Textiles
   - Home electronics/appliances
   - Kitchen & Dining Room
   - Bathroom
   - Smart home
   - Outdoor & Garden
   - Interior finishing
2. Visual communication
   - Graphic Design
   - Packaging
3. New technologies
   
4. Public Space
5. Transportation
6. Work/Office
   
7. Children
   
8. Sports and Recreation
9. Crafts
   
10. New materials
11. Fashion
12. Wellness/Beauty
13. UX/UI
14. Lucky thirteen (a category for designers who want to submit a product that is not in mass production)

calendar

• Accepting applications for the competition: July 29 - September 25, 2024
• Lucky Thirteen: September 3-9, 2024
• End of contest entries: September 25, 2024
• Announcement of the list of finalists: October 8, 2024
• Deadline for delivery of exhibits to the exhibition: October 8-18 , 2024
• Awards gala: November 6, 2024
• Duration of the exhibition: November 7 - December 3, 2024

awards

The Good Design 2024 award is given to one product or service in each category.

Finalists of the competition receive:

• a presentation on the competition website under the "Finalists" tab,
• the title: finalist of Good Design 2024,
• an electronic certificate confirming the title obtained,
• the right to use the Good Design 2024 Finalist logotype.

Winners of the Good Design 2024 award receive:

• title: Good Design 2024,
• Dobry Wzór 2024 statuette,
• an electronic certificate confirming the title obtained,
• the right to use the Good Design 2024 logotype.

jury

The composition of the jury will be made public no later than one month before the awarding of the competition. It will be composed of experienced, award-winning designers and experts of the Institute of Industrial Design, representatives of economic and social institutions related to design, as well as representatives of institutions in the field of intellectual property and copyright protection.
copyrights.

more information

Detailed information and downloadable materials on the official website of the competition.

terms

https://dobrywzor.com.pl/

regulations

https://dobrywzor.com.pl/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/REGULAMIN-DW2024-1.pdf

The Norman Foster Foundation has announced the Kharkiv Housing Challenge, an international competition for architects and architects, as well as designers and planners from around the world. The idea is to develop innovative and practical solutions for rebuilding war-ravaged Kharkiv.

objective

The competition aims to develop a modular system to retrofit existing concrete slab apartment blocks and improve public spaces in Kharkiv. The key is to create safe, energy-efficient and vibrant neighborhoods that improve the living conditions of residents.

terms and conditions

The competition is open to participants from all over the world. All entries and communications must be in English. Registration fees apply, from which teams from Ukraine are exempt.

prizes

Total prize pool: 10,000 euros, with the possibility of projects:

• 1st place: 6,000 euros
• II place: 3,000 euros
• III place: 1,000 euros

calendar

• Registration deadline: September 12, 2024
• deadline for submission of projects:September 19, 2024
• announcement of results: October 17, 2024

jury

The jury includes recognized experts in the field of architecture and design:

• Norman Foster (Foster + Partners, UK)
• Farshid Moussavi(Farshid Moussavi Architecture, United Kingdom)
• Ihor Terekhov (Mayor ofKharkiv, Ukraine)
• Stuart Smith (Arup Berlin, Germany)
• Belinda Tato (Ecosistema Urbano and Harvard GSD, Spain)
• Ammar Azzouz (University of Oxford, UK)
• Yurii Spasov (Kharkivproject Institute, Ukraine)
• Olga Demianenko (Kharkiv City Council, Ukraine)

more information

Rules and regulations with detailed submission guidelines are available on the competition website.

terms

https://architecturecompetitions.com/kharkivhousingchallenge/

regulations

https://architecturecompetitions.com/kharkivhousingchallenge/

The 12th edition of the competition for the Stanislaw Witkiewicz Prize for the best contemporary architectural realizations conducive to the protection and shaping of the cultural landscape of Malopolska has been launched. The competition is organized by the Malopolska Province acting in cooperation with the Association of Polish Architects, Krakow Branch.

purpose

The purpose of the competition, as we read in the regulations, is to promote high quality contemporary architecture by awarding designers or teams of designers and investors of the best architectural realizations that are part of the cultural landscape of Malopolska.

The awarded objects should be realized in accordance with the principle of spatial order, shape the space in a way that creates a harmonious whole and take into account in orderly relations all functional, socio-economic, environmental, cultural and compositional-aesthetic conditions and requirements. Objects should also creatively and innovatively refer to the most representative features of regional development.

terms and conditions

calendar

• Deadline for receipt of competition entries: until September 20, 2024 in electronic form at e-mail address: sarp@sarp.krakow.pl.

awards

The designers or teams of designers and investors of the projects awarded in the competition will be awarded commemorative diplomas and statuettes, as well as commemorative plaques to be placed on the awarded object.

competition committee

• Prof. Jan Tadeusz Duda - Chairman of the Małopolska Regional Assembly
• Jerzy Fedorowicz - Councillor of the Małopolska Voivodeship
• Marek Kaszyński - Chairman of the Council of the Małopolska Regional Chamber of Architects of the Republic of Poland
• Prof. Urszula Forczek-Brataniec - Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Architecture, Cracow University of Technology
• Magdalena Buczyńska-Zapała - President of the Association of Polish Architects Cracow Branch
• Małgorzata Tomczak - Editor-in-chief of the "Architektura & Biznes" monthly.
• Artur Celiński - Editor-in-chief of the "Architektura-murator" monthly magazine
• Katarzyna Urbańska - Malopolska Voivodeship Conservator of Monuments,
• Representative of the Lewicki Łatak Design Office - winner of the 2022 edition

more information

More details on the organizer's website.

terms

https://bip.malopolska.pl/umwm,a,2516795,nagroda-wojewodztwa-malopolskiego-im-stanislawa-witkiewicza-za-najlepsze-wspolczesne-realizacje-arch.html

regulations

https://bip.malopolska.pl/umwm,a,2516795,nagroda-wojewodztwa-malopolskiego-im-stanislawa-witkiewicza-za-najlepsze-wspolczesne-realizacje-arch.html

What are the challenges of creating future colonies on Mars? The international competition "Beyond Earth: Mars Habitat Visualization Rendering Challenge" invites participants to present their visions of Martian habitats. The competition brings together the most creative and innovative architectural designs that can inspire future settlements on the Red Planet.

purpose

The goal of the competition is to inspire creative thinking and design futuristic, functional and aesthetically pleasing habitats on Mars. Participants are tasked with creating visually appealing renderings that depict potential living environments on Mars, taking into account the planet's challenges.

terms and conditions

The competition is open to all interested parties, regardless of experience level or professional qualifications. Participants and pupils may submit their entries individually or in teams. The competition is conducted in English, and all entries must be submitted in accordance with the guidelines available in the regulations. A registration fee of $2 applies.

prizes

• Top 3: certificate: interview with the author/author and publication of the project
• Honorable mentions: certificate and publication
• Shortlist of nominees: certificate

calendar

• registration deadline: September 5, 2024
• final deadline for submission of works: September 19, 2024
• announcement of results: December 4, 2024

jury

The jury is comprised of a team of distinguished professionals and specialists whose knowledge and experience cover various aspects of contemporary architecture:

• Bhumi Gupta - architect and writer
• Rui Huang - architect, known for iconic projects such as the LA Chargers Training Facility and Guangzhou Evergrande Stadium
• Yanci Chen - architect with award-winning, AI-integrated projects
• Yang Fei - founder of Field Object Lab, a specialist in adaptive design
• Renyi Zhang - architect and urban planner, specializing in climate resilient projects
• Fatemeh Yazdandoust - winner of numerous awards, expert in sustainable design
• Sand Helsel - professor of architecture and urban planning at RMIT University.
• Philip Tidwell - architect and educator
• Georgia Lindsay - lecturer in architecture at the University of Tasmania
• Henry Tsang - architect, professor at Athabasca University in Canada
• Gail Brager - professor of architecture at UC Berkeley
• John Hobbie - designer of entertainment spaces
• Xudong Zhu - co-founder of T.E.N, a multidisciplinary design studio
• Kar Him Mo - co-founder of the Happy Ageing Lab Foundation and lecturer at the Chinese University of Hong Kong
• Ayman Hassanen - architect from Turin, Italy
• Yimeng Teng - Llcensed architect from Los Angeles
• Farzaneh Hadafi - assistant professor at Islamic Azad University, expert in architecture
• Sidra Khokhar - architect, educator and researcher
• Doan Thanh Ha - founder of H&P Architects
• Kathryn Rogers Merlino - professor of architecture at the University of Washington
• Mariana Cabugueira - senior architectural designer at Zaha Hadid Architects
• Maanasi Hattangadi - partner at Studio Matter
• Sam Clark - lecturer at the Welsh School of Architecture, Cardiff University
• Daniele Longobardi - architect, founder of Studio UTC+1
• Hiba Alobaydi - assistant editor at Foster + Partners, winner of the 'Rising Star' award by RIBA Journal
• Mary Springer - associate at Snow Kreilich Architects
• Lawrence Daykin - designer and producer
• Adrian Welch - architect, founder of e-architect.com
• Mümün Keser - architect, computational designer
• Rosa Estela Santi - architect
• Antonella Marzi - architect,
• Andreea Felciuc - architect, set designer, founder of FAAR Concept Studio s.r.l.
• Ioannis Lykouras - architect and lecturer at Tallinn University of Technology
• Sunanda Satwah - chief architect at SUNARCS
• Randy Sovich - architect, co-editor of T3xture
• Igor Neminov - art director at Shimahara Visual
• Nicole Cullinan - author of scientific publications

more information

Rules and regulations with detailed submission guidelines are available on the competition website.

terms

https://www.archiol.org/competitions/beyond-earth-rendering-challenge-2024

regulations

https://www.archiol.org/competitions/beyond-earth-rendering-challenge-2024

A new Samsung-branded contest, "Interior Design with The Frame TV and Bespoke Refrigerator," has been launched, targeting male and female students, architects and architects, and interior designers and designers. This is a unique opportunity to showcase your skills in interior design, combining modern technology with aesthetics and functionality.

purpose

The goal of the competition is to create creative designs for spaces in which innovative Samsung products play a key role. Participants are tasked with designing interiors that harmoniously combine functionality and aesthetics, using the personalization capabilities of The Frame TV and Bespoke refrigerator.

terms and conditions

Participants and contestants are tasked with creating a conceptual design of interiors using Samusng The Frame TV and Bespoke refrigerator, with each visualization having to feature the indicated Samsung products. Both products offer the possibility of personalization so the creators will have a lot of room for creative solutions.

The TV screen should be filled with any passe-partou artwork from the database of artworks, which can be found on the competition website konkursarchitekci.pl in the tab , "Downloads and tips". In addition, you can also use the option of presenting various interchangeable frames, which you will find in the same place.

Next, you need to post the work on your own social media (on Facebook or Instagram) and add the contest-dedicated tags #theframe, #samsungbespoke, #competition task and #CompetitionSamsung. The final step is to submit the project, by uploading up to 3 files (up to 10 MB one) on the dedicated konkursarchiteki.co.uk platform and filling out a short form. Each participant and participant can submit an unlimited number of works.

prizes

• main prize: ambassadorship campaign in the national press - publication of the winning entry using Samsung The Frame TV and Bespoke refrigerator in prestigious magazines such as Forbes, Vogue Living, ELLE Decoration, Czas na Wnętrze and LABEL MAGAZINE. The campaign also includes an interview with the winner and a portrait photo taken by Szymon Brodziak.

  Portrait photo session - Professional photo session of the winner taken by Szymon Brodziak at BRODZIAK GALLERY in Poznan, with full preparation (makeup, hairdresser, stylist). The winner will receive 3 selected portrait photos in electronic form, ready for printing.

• 3 awards: image consultation with the agency OKK! PR - Two live or online meetings (2 hours each) covering communication consulting. Promotion of the awardee and the competition entry - An article promoting the awardee and his/her project, targeting entities in the interior design and architecture industry, developed by the agency OKK! PR.

calendar

• deadline for submission of works: September 23, 2024
• jury deliberations: until October 9, 2024
• announcement of results during OKK! design webinar: by October 11, 2024
• winner/winners photo shoot: by November 30, 2024
• ambassador campaign: until December 31, 2024

jury

The projects will be judged by a jury of prominent interior design specialists and representatives of industry media:

• arch. Jan Sikora (Sikora Wnętrza, ASP Gdansk).
• interior designer Ada Skwira (WZ Studio)
• Szymon Hanczar (Hanczar Studio, ASP Wrocław)
• Oskar Zięta (Zięta Studio)
• Anna Grużewska (editor-in-chief of Czas na Wnętrze)
• Kamil Białas (editor-in-chief of WhiteMAD)
• Katarzyna Księżopolska (editor-in-chief of MAGAZIF)

The projects will be judged by a jury of prominent interior design specialists and representatives of industry media:

more information

Rules and regulations with detailed guidelines for submitting works are available on the competition website.

terms

https://konkursarchitekci.pl/

regulations

https://konkursarchitekci.pl/

The environment in which children learn early in life has a key impact on their cognitive, emotional and social development. The "Kinderspace: Architecture for Children's Development" competition is an architectural challenge, responding to the needs of the youngest by designing innovative educational spaces that support their development.

purpose

The goal of the competition is to create designs for kindergartens that are not only safe and functional, but also stimulating, inclusive and promote the healthy development of children. Participants are encouraged to develop architectural solutions that support learning, creativity and social interaction, while using sustainable and innovative technologies.

terms and conditions

The competition is open to everyone, regardless of professional qualifications. Participants may submit their entries individually or in teams (maximum of 4 people). All entries and correspondence with the organizers must be in English. Registration fees apply, depending on the entry deadline.

prizes

• 1st place: 5,000 euros
• II place: 2,500 euros
• Third place: 1,000 euros
• Buildner Student Award: 1,000 euros
• Sustainability Award: 500 euros

calendar

• Registration deadline: November 13, 2024
• deadline for questions: November 18, 2024
• final deadline for submission of papers: December 18, 2024
• announcement of results: February 20, 2025

jury

The jury consists of renowned architects from different corners of the world:

• Alexandra Barker from the USA
• Tommaso Calistri from Dubai
• Jake Heffington from the USA
• Danielle Reimers from South Africa
• Jan Vondrák from the Czech Republic
• Edward Weysen of Belgium
• Yunchao Xu from China

more information

Rules and regulations with detailed submission guidelines are available on the contest website.

terms

https://architecturecompetitions.com/kinderspace/

regulations

https://architecturecompetitions.com/kinderspace/

The Last Nuclear Bomb Memoria, an international architectural competition , is now in its fifth year . Participants are to design a memorial on the site of a former nuclear training ground to remind people of the dangers of nuclear weapons.

purpose

The goal of the competition is to create a unique monument that symbolically conveys the horror and consequences of the use of nuclear weapons, while atthe same time being a place to reflect on the future of humanity and the dangers of their use.

terms and conditions

The competition is open to everyone, both professional and student participants. Participants may submit their works individually or in teams (maximum of 4 people). All submissions must be made in English, and projects are to be presented in the form of visuals only, without additional descriptions. Registration fees apply, depending on the date of entry.

prizes

• 1st place: 5,000 euros
• 2nd place: 3,000 euros
• Third place: 1,000 euros
• Buildner Student Award: 1,000 euros
• Sustainability Award: 1,000 euros
• six honorable mentions

calendar

• registration deadline: January 16, 2025
• deadline for questions: January 21, 2025
• final deadline for submission of papers: February 19, 2025
• announcement of results: March 26, 2025

jury

The composition of the jury will be announced at a later date, however, it traditionally includes recognized architects and industry specialists. The competition organizers attach great importance to making the jury as objective and professional as possible. All issues related to the competition will be communicated by the Buildner team.

more information

Rules and regulations with detailed submission guidelines are available on the competition website.

terms

https://architecturecompetitions.com/nuclearbombmemorial5

regulations

https://architecturecompetitions.com/nuclearbombmemorial5

purpose

The purpose of the competition is to select the best objects and complexes of architectural objects built in the Republic of Poland in the calendar year 2023. The realizations with significant architectural values will be appreciated.

conditions

The competition may be entered by architects-authors, SARP branches, design offices and studios, investors, public administration bodies and editors of architectural magazines (after obtaining permission from the authors).

The competition will award 10 prizes in the categories:

• single-family residential building
• multi-family residential building
• office, educational or administrative building
• cultural building
• other public building
• public space
• architecture in heritage space
• interior architecture
• landscape architecture
• sustainable development and certified buildings

In addition, one of the submitted objects will receive the SARP MAIN AWARD OF THE YEAR.

The main award will be honored with a diploma, a medal and a plaque to be placed on the awarded object, diplomas will be awarded for the other awards.

calendar

• Deadline for receipt of applications: September 15, 2024
• Announcement of results and exhibition opening: October 18, 2024

jury

In accordance with the regulations, the Jury will consist of:

• SARP President or SARP Vice President delegated by him in the role of Jury Chairman
• a foreign architect invited by the SARP General Board (optional)
• four judges nominated by the SARP General Board
• a representative of the SARP Governing Council
• a representative of the Competition's Honorary Patron (if nominated)
• a representative of the Competition's Patron (if nominated)
• a representative of the Association of Conservators of Monuments

more information

Detailed information and downloadable materials can be found on the Competition website.

terms

https://www.sarp.pl/pokaz/ogloszenie_konkursu_nagroda_roku_sarp-_edycja_2024,3419/

regulations

https://www.sarp.pl/pliki/3419_66b6f4f83b977-2024_regulamin_konkursu_nagroda_roku_sarp.pdf

The competition is an architectural challenge for designers to create versatile housing solutions that can be easily transported and assembled, offering comfort and functionality regardless of location.

goal

The goal of the competition is to create mobile housing solutions for today's nomads. The competition invites creative minds from around the world to design adaptable, portable housing units that combine functionality with innovation, addressing the needs of those who prefer a mobile lifestyle.

terms and conditions

The competition is open to all people, regardless of age and cultural background, for both teams and individuals. The registration fee is charged per team, regardless of the number of male and female members. A team can consist of up to four people.

prizes

• First place: 1,000 euros, publication in a book and on the Non Architecture Competitions website, reviews in digital magazines and on several architecture blogs.
• Seven honorable mentions: publication in a book and on the Non Architecture Competitions website, reviews in digital magazines and on several architecture blogs
• twenty male and female finalists: publication in the Non Architecture Competitions Journal
• special prize: the organizers may establish additional special prizes during the competition and during judging

calendar

• regular registration period: until August 31, 2024
• final registration period: September 30, 2024
• opportunity to submit questions: September 15-30, 2024
• final deadline for submission of papers: September 30, 2024
• announcement of results: October 28-November 1, 2024

jury

• Noelia Monteiro and Christian Teshirogi - founders of Estudio Flume,

• Belén Argudo, José de la Torre, Santiago Granda and Pablo Silva - founders of Ese Colectivo.

more information

Rules and regulations with detailed submission guidelines are available on the competition website.

terms

https://www.non-a.com/nomad-habitats/

regulations

https://www.non-a.com/nomad-habitats/

purpose

terms and conditions

more information

More details can be found on the contest website.

terms

https://ma.wroc.pl/pl/artykul/konkurs/

regulations

https://ma.wroc.pl/workspace/bip/ma_regulamin.pdf

The MICROHOME Kingspan Edition 2024/25 competition is the eighth edition of the prestigious architectural event, which focuses on designs for small, modular homes of up to 25 m². The edition is organized by Buildner in partnership with Kingspan, highlighting their joint mission to promote innovative, sustainable architectural solutions.

purpose

The goal of the competition is to encourage male and female architects to create innovative designs for small houses that are simultaneously functional, aesthetically pleasing and sustainable. Contestants are tasked with designing an off-grid, modular home for a hypothetical young professional couple, maximizing the use of space within 25 m².

terms and conditions

The competition is open and is open to both professional and student participants. Competition entries may be submitted individually or in teams of up to 4 people. All submissions and communication with the organizers are conducted in English. Registration fees with a student discount apply.

prizes

• 1st place: €40,000
• 2nd place: €20,000
• 3rd place: €10,000
• Buildner Student Award: €10,000
• Buildner Sustainability Award: €10,000
• Kingspan Special Award: €10,000

calendar

• registration closing: February 13, 2025
• deadline for questions: February 19, 2025
• deadline for submission of papers: March 18, 2025
• announcement of results: April 29, 2025

jury

The jury includes renowned architects and architects, as well as specialists and specialists in the architectural industry:

• Paulo Flores - director at Zaha Hadid Architects, United Kingdom
• Silvana Ordinas - founder and Partner at Peter Pichler Architecture, Italy
• Brent Trenga - Director of Sustainability at Kingspan Insulated Panels, USA

Contact with jury members by participants is prohibited and will lead to disqualification.

more information

Regulations with detailed submission guidelines are available on the competition website.

terms

https://architecturecompetitions.com/kingspanmicrohome2025

regulations

https://architecturecompetitions.com/kingspanmicrohome2025

The Society of Polish Town Planners has announced the 18th edition of the competition for the best developed public space in Poland.

The aim of the "Competition of the Society of Polish Town Planners for the Best Developed Public Space in Poland" is to select the best examples of publicly accessible spaces of high social value, revitalizing historic buildings, restoring the cultural identity of places or protecting natural and landscape values. In judging the works, the Jury will take into account utilitarian, aesthetic and emotional issues of the presented realizations, as well as the ways in which European, national or local government funds were used to complete them.

The scope of the categories in which prizes will be awarded will be determined at the first meeting of the Competition Jury.

terms and conditions

The competition is a two-stage, open competition, and applications can be sent by public and private entities, as well as social organizations.

The objects of the "Competition of the Society of Polish Town Planners for the Best Developed Public Space in Poland" are public spaces understood as areas with clearly defined boundaries, affecting the surroundings at least on the scale of a neighborhood or district, and adapted for use by representatives of various social groups.

Not eligible for the competition are mono-functional projects, such as swimming pools, playgrounds or sports fields, as well as facilities that are available for a fee and only during designated hours.

The competition is also open to projects that improve the operation of already existing public spaces - signage systems, small architecture or laws that organize the urban landscape.

Entry to the competition is free of charge, and the number of proposals submitted by one entity is not limited.

Projects that have been put into service by the end of 2023 can be submitted - subject to works that were submitted in previous editions of the competition.

calendar

• The end of submission of applications for Stage I: September 10, 2024,
• end of submission of entries for Stage II: October 31, 2024.

jury

The Jury of the Competition will consist of:

• General Board of the Society of Polish Urban Planners
• The College of the Society of Polish Urban Planners

and representatives of:

• SARP Main Board
• National Council of the Chamber of Architects
• National Institute of Architecture and Urban Planning
• Association of Friends of Integration
• Association of Polish Cities
• government administration
• sponsors
• professionalpress
• media

The secretary of the competition is mgr inż. arch. Joanna Grocholewska.

more information

Regulations and application form are available on the competition website.

terms

https://tup.org.pl/ogloszenie-konkursu-na-najlepiej-zagospodarowana-przestrzen-publiczna-w-polsce-edycja-2024/

regulations

https://tup.org.pl/wp-content/uploads/Regulamin-konkursu-TUP-na-najlepiej-zagospdoarowana-przestrzen-2023.pdf

Climate change and related conflicts have forced a new approach to the environment, which in turn is prompting a rethinking of landscape design concepts. Today, gardens are not just about lines, paths, volumes, features and gardeners - they require more advanced planning, leaving room for imagination and harmony with nature.

goal

The goal of the international Radicepura Garden 2024 competition is to promote innovative and creative garden designs that combine beauty, biodiversity and a sustainable approach to the environment, within the context of the Mediterranean landscape. The organizers want the projects to reflect a contemporary approach to nature and landscape, combining both artistic and ecological aspects of garden design.

terms and conditions

The competition is open to students, landscape architects, garden designers, botanists, horticulturists, urban planners, engineers and artists. Participation is free of charge. Entries may be submitted by teams or individuals, provided that participants are no older than 36. Projects should be innovative, attractive and useful, taking into account biodiversity and the Mediterranean landscape.

prizes

The Festival will feature 7 gardens designed by the contestants and participants. These projects will be presented to the public during the Festival, giving their authors and authors international visibility and the opportunity to establish valuable professional contacts. In addition, the winners and prizewinners of the competition will receive substantive and technical support in the implementation of their projects.

calendar

• deadline for submissions: September 15, 2024
• announcement of results and implementation of projects: October 2024

competition jury

The competition jury will consist of renowned experts in the fields of landscape architecture, botany, art and natural sciences. Their task will be to evaluate the submitted projects in terms of innovation, aesthetics, functionality and compliance with the Festival's idea of promoting biodiversity and harmony with nature

more information

Rules and regulations with detailed guidelines for the submission of works are available on the competition website.

terms

https://www.radicepurafestival.com/en/call-for-ideas-2024/

regulations

https://www.radicepurafestival.com/en/call-for-ideas-2024/

The international competition "Pape Info Point" for the design of a modular, portable educational booth on nature conservation has been announced. Attractive financial prizes await the winners, and the winning project will be implemented.

The contest is organized by the Buildner platform in cooperation with the Pape Nature Park and WWF.

destination

Pape Nature Park is located in southwestern Latvia. It covers an area of 10,886 hectares and includes peatlands, meadows and dunes around Lake Pape. It is home to many different species of animals - migratory birds, wild horses or bison.

The goal of the international competition is to create a small architectural element, using the site to tell the story of the Pape Nature Park. The information point should be visually appealing, modular, safe, mobile and made of sustainable materials. It must also be easy to assemble and disassemble.

terms and conditions

The competition is international and open - anyone can participate. It is conducted in English. Registration fees apply, depending on the entry deadline.

prizes

The prize pool for the competition is $20,000. The prizes are divided into:

• 1st Prize: 3,000 euros
• II Prize: 1,500 euros
• III Prize: 1,000 euros
• Prize for the best student project: 1,000 euros
• Prize for the best sustainable project: 500 euros
• Ten honorable mentions: certificates

calendar

• registration: until November 19, 2024
• deadline for submission of questions: November 25, 2024
• deadline for submission of projects: December 18, 2024
• announcement of results: February 25, 2025

jury

• Cole Chandler (City and County of Denver, USA)
• Michael Eliason (Larch Lab, USA)
• Lauren Folkerts (HMH Architecture + Interiors, USA).
• Jon Gambrill (Gensler, USA)
• Kate Hilbert (Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver, USA)
• Matt Hutchins (CAST Architecture, USA)
• Sean Jursnick (SAR+ Architects, USA)
• Peter LiFari (Maiker Housing Partners, USA)
• Terra Mazzeo (Stantec, USA)
• Sarah Parady (Denver City Council, USA)
• Todd Wenkoski (Livable Cities Studio, USA)

more information

Rules and regulations with detailed submission guidelines are available on the competition website.

terms

https://architecturecompetitions.com/papeinfopoint

regulations

https://architecturecompetitions.com/papeinfopoint

The Association of Polish Architects Katowice Branch has announced the 30th edition of the Architecture of the Year of the Silesian Province competition. This year, the competition's partners are the local SARP branches of Bielsko-Biała and Częstochowa, while the competition's patrons are the Marshal of the Silesian Voivodeship, Wojciech Saługa, and the Silesian Regional Chamber of Architects of the Republic of Poland.

purpose

The purpose of the competition "Architecture of the Year of the Silesian Voivodeship - the year 2024" is to select the best architectural work in the categories:

• public building (includes all buildings except multi-family residential buildings),
• multi-family house,
• single-family house,
• interior,
• small form (includes design, detail and other such projects),
• export work of Silesian architects for work completed outside the administrative borders of the Silesian province.

From among these categories, the organizers will select the Grand Prix winner.

Other goals of the competition are: To identify outstanding young architects and female architects and honor them with the "Young Creator of Silesian Architecture" award (architects, female architects, interior designers and designers who are under 40 years of age, living in the Silesian Voivodeship, may apply for the award in this category), to promote the Voivodeship through architecture, to shape aesthetic awareness in the creation of architecture and to develop an understanding of the features of identity and sustainable development of the built environment.

terms and conditions

The competition is open and is addressed to both designers / designers and investors / investors.

The competition "Architecture of the Year of the Silesian Voivodeship - the year 2024" can be submitted works (cubature objects and interiors) located in the Silesian Voivodeship, as well as outside the Voivodeship, but realized by architects from the Silesian Voivodeship.

Objects must be completed by the end of 2023. The application must be accompanied by a statement of the author/author on the completion of construction, a statement of copyright. At least one person of the author's team listed in the application should have the appropriate design rights. This provision does not apply to the category of small form and interior.

Applications on application cards can be made by natural and legal persons: authors, author teams, presidents, mayors and heads of cities and municipalities, county heads of the Silesian province, investors, the Association of Polish Architects, the Society of Polish Town Planners, professional chambers of architects, town planners and civil engineers. If the application is made by the president, mayor, village head, district head, investor, SARP, TUP or the professional chamber, it should be made in consultation with the designer.

Application to the competition is free of charge, and the number of proposals submitted by one entity is not limited.

The jury will nominate objects for the award, from which works will be selected for evaluation at a meeting of jury members in September/October 2024. The meeting of the jury members is a tour of the nominated objects, hence the owner of the object should agree to share it. Works that receive at least two jury nominations will be nominated.

prizes

The competition provides for the following awards:

• Best Public Facility Award,
• Best Multi-Family House Award,
• Best Single-Family House Award,
• Best Interior Award,
• Best Small Form Award,
• Best Export Work Award,
• The Grand Prize will be awarded to the best realization among all categories,
• Young Creator of Silesian Architecture Award.

calendar

• end of submissions: August 22, 2024,
• announcement of award nominations: September, October 2024,
• jury meeting: September, October 2024,
• announcement of results and presentation of awards: November 2024.

jury

The jury will consist of representatives of the architectural community designated by the Board of Directors of the Association of Polish Architects Katowice Branch.

Competition secretaries: Ryszard Nakonieczny, Arkadiusz Plomecki.

more information

Regulations and application form are available on the competition website.

terms

https://sarp.katowice.pl/Architektura_Roku_2024.html

regulations

https://sarp.katowice.pl/Architektura_Roku_2024.html

A home is a space of personal and emotional significance that evolves with us. Today's homes no longer serve only as shelter, but are becoming multifunctional spaces, adapting to our various needs - from work and recreation to the comfort of everyday life. Today's homes must therefore be more flexible and adaptable to changing lifestyles.

goal

The goal of the Tiny House 2024international design challenge is to create innovative and functional small house concepts. "Tiny House" should comfortably accommodate two people, taking into account the principles of sustainability and adaptability. The competition proves that small living spaces can effectively respond to modern needs while offering unique and creative solutions.

terms and conditions

The proposed small house should not exceed 300 square feet and should be designed to comfortably accommodate two people. A key aspect of the design is mobility. The house does not have to be portable in the traditional sense. It can be designed as a unit or set of units that can be easily towed or transported by car or pickup truck. Participants also have the option of choosing a permanent location for the project, but in that case they must provide a justification for their decision.

The project should include:

• a living area
• toilet
• a sleeping area for two people
• a place to work
• space for cooking and eating
• recreational spaces
• other functions as indicated by the participant/participant

The competition is open to all and conducted in English. Registration fees apply, starting at $82.6 per team.

prizes

The prize pool for the competition is $20,000. The prizes are divided into:

• 1st Prize: $2,000 + certificate + publication
• II Prize: $1,200 + certificate + publication
• III Prize: $800 + certificate + publication
• Student Prize: $500 + certificate + publication
• Ten honorable mentions: certificates

calendar

• advance registration deadline: October 18, 2024
• later registration deadline: December 5, 2024
• final deadline for project submission: December 12, 2024
• announcement of results: February 28, 2025

jury

The projects will be evaluated by an international jury of architecture and design experts.

more information

Regulations with detailed submission guidelines are available on the competition website.

terms

https://volumezerocompetitions.com/competitions/open-competitions

regulations

https://volumezerocompetitions.com/competitions/open-competitions

The Capital City of Warsaw on July 31, 2024 announced a competition for the concept of developing the southeastern corner of Swietokrzyski Park. The competition is organized on behalf of the city by the Management of the Palace of Culture and Science Sp z. o.o.

purpose

The purpose of the competition organized by the Palace of Culture and Science is to propose a concept for the development of the south-eastern corner of Świętokrzyski Park in Warsaw. The new way of arranging this space is to increase the quantity and quality of available greenery while maintaining the sports and recreational character of the designed area.

terms and conditions

The competition for the concept of developing the corner of Swietokrzyski Park is an unlimited, one-stage and implementation competition .

Concepts will be evaluated, among other things, in terms of utility, visual and pro-ecologicalaspects. The competition jury will also take into account economic aspects related to the use of the space made according to the concept presented in the competition.

The organizers of the competition have also provided detailed criteria. Among the primary criteria are, among others, the functionality, quality and attractiveness of the covered park concept, the feasibility and economy of the proposed solutions, or the coherence of the connection between the existing park and the new space between the Museum of Modern Art and the Warsaw Entertainment Theater. Secondary criteria include the preservation of identity in the new urban context or the use of solutions for adaptation to climate change. Facilities for pedestrian and bicycle traffic will also be taken into account.

Entries for the competition should be sent via the ezamowienia.gov.pl platform .

prizes

Three prizes and one honorable mention have been distributed in the competition:

• 1st Cash Prize in the amount of PLN 35,000.00 gross and an invitation to negotiate a sole-source contract for the performance of a service based on the selected Competition Work
• II Cash Prize in the amount of PLN 20,000.00 gross
• Third monetary award in the amount of PLN 10,000.00 gross
• Cash prize in the form of an award of PLN 5,000.00 gross

calendar

• end of submission of applications: October 17, 2024, 12:00 pm

jury

The jury will consist of 7 people:

• Dr. Eng. arch. Monika Wróbel - chairwoman of the Competition Jury, member of the Urban Planning and Architectural Commission of the City of Warsaw.
• mgr inż. arch. Katarzyna Herman - judge referent of the Competition Jury, Office of Architecture and Spatial Planning
• dr inż. arch. dom. Magdalena Jędraszko-Macukow - Office of Architecture and Spatial Planning
• M.Sc. national arch. Magdalena Frydrych - Warsaw Greenery Board.
• Zuzanna Bobrowicz - Director of the Commercial Division of the Board of the Palace of Culture and Science
• mgr inż. arch. kraj. Agnieszka Rybka - Property Management Board of the capital city of Warsaw
• mgr inż. arch. Magdalena Piotrowska - Property Management Board of the Capital City of Warsaw.

more information

More details can be found on the competition website

terms

https://architektura.um.warszawa.pl/-/konkurs-park-swietokrzyski?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR2eCS1NihkEhME5tnkL6RlGKIx_IXp_J0O7thAxx9QqKN1sBEB5OXgXWfk_aem_XlXjuIIDsQ_c0XX6ZXLmjw

regulations

https://architektura.um.warszawa.pl/documents/12025039/113646941/Park+%C5%9Awi%C4%99tokrzyski_regulamin.pdf/3ce36718-e9f8-076f-11db-c2088c00e1ce?t=1722437516176

The 18th edition of the Affordable Housing Challenge series for affordable housing projects has been announced, called the Denver Single-Stair Housing Challenge, organized by the Buildner platform in partnership with SAR+ Architects.

objective

The goal of the competition is to design innovative, multi-story single-staircase housing for underutilized sites in Denver. The initiative aims to help address the housing crisis and climate change by promoting more sustainable and affordable housing solutions. The competition challenges participants to design mid-rise buildings of up to six stories that meet Denver's existing zoning and urban planning regulations, while proposing innovative ways to overcome regulatory barriers.

terms and conditions

Contestants must submit design proposals that meet the specific requirements for the selected locations. Each location has its own unique typological, environmental, urban and landmark characteristics that must be incorporated into the designs. Proposals can be developed individually or by teams of up to four members. The competition is open to everyone, with no professional qualifications required. All communication and submissions must be conducted in English.

prizes

The prize pool for the competition is $20,000. Prizes are divided into:

• 1st Prize: $10,000
• II Prize: $5,000
• III Prize: $3,000
• Student prize: $1,000
• Sustainability Award: $1,000
• Six honorable mentions

calendar

• registration closing date: December 12, 2024
• deadline for questions about the competition: December 17, 2024
• deadline forsubmission of projects: January 23, 2025
• announcement of results: March 6, 2025

jury

The jury includes renowned experts in the field of architecture and urban planning:

• Cole Chandler (City and County of Denver, USA)
• Michael Eliason (Larch Lab, USA)
• Lauren Folkerts (HMH Architecture + Interiors, USA).
• Jon Gambrill (Gensler, USA)
• Kate Hilbert (Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver, USA)
• Matt Hutchins (CAST Architecture, USA)
• Sean Jursnick (SAR+ Architects, USA)
• Peter LiFari (Maiker Housing Partners, USA)
• Terra Mazzeo (Stantec, USA)
• Sarah Parady (Denver City Council, USA)
• Todd Wenkoski (Livable Cities Studio, USA)

more information

Rules and regulations with detailed submission guidelines are available on the competition website.

terms

https://architecturecompetitions.com/pointaccessblock

regulations

https://architecturecompetitions.com/pointaccessblock

Jawor-Parquet has announced the 6th edition of the "Jawor-Parquet Design Awards" competition aimed at all design professionals involved in interior design. Once again, the best interiors designed with Jawor-Parquet and Retro Collection brand products will be selected.

purpose

The purpose of the "Jawor-Parquet Design Awards" competition is to select the best interior design using floor textures from the Jawor-Parquet or Retro Collection brands. Awards will be given in two categories:

• design
• implementation

Theopen nature of the competition, which is aimed at both experienced designers and students, is an opportunity to confront one's own projects with the evaluation of a professional jury and promote one's own brand in a nationwide event. The jury will take into account factors such as quality, originality, visual values and functionality of the presented concepts.

terms and conditions

Any architect, interior designer and designer with full legal capacity may participate in the Competition. Each participant may submit up to 8 works assigned to one of the two aforementioned main categories. In addition, the works should also be classified in one of the four subcategories:

• living room
• bedroom
• children's room
• commercial space

Only works that use products, textures or BIM models of Jawor-Parquet and Retro Collection brand products will be included in the competition. A maximum of two shots can be presented for each concept.

Projects should be sent via the entry form available on the contest organizer's website: www.konkurs.jawor-parkiet.pl.

calendar

• Deadline for submission of works: October 6, 2024
• Announcement of results: November 12, 2024

prizes

The competition will award two main prizes of PLN 10,000:

• for the project
• for the implementation

In addition, the organizer of the competition intends to award five distinctions in the form of an invitation to participate in the event for architects Jawor-Parquet Designers Weekend 2024.

jury

The competition jury includes two people representing the Jawor-Parquet brand:

• Grzegorz Sadowski, Marketing Director
• Sebastian Sklepik, Chief Architect Officer (CAO)

and two people from the design community:

• Iza Gemzala, interior designer and owner of the Prosty Plan studio, who in the group and on the portal "ArchitektPRO. Design Your Success" educates and trains designers
• Tomasz Pągowski, designer, co-founder of the Pągowski Studio, host of the program "Remont u Ciebie".

more information

For more information, visit the contest website.

terms

www.konkurs.jawor-parkiet.pl

regulations

https://konkurs.jawor-parkiet.pl/assets/Regulamin-Konkursu-JPDA-2024.pdf

The TerraViva platform has announced another international competition, LIVING RUINS, to design an open-air museum and visitor center in the abandoned village of Kayaköy, Turkey.

purpose

The goal of the competition is to select the most interesting ideas for the revitalization of a historic abandoned site that draw attention to historical, cultural and architectural heritage, while fitting into the surrounding landscape.

terms and conditions

Competition projects are to include the creation of the open-air museum as a public space with plenty of greenery, adapted to people with disabilities, as well as the preservation of the riverbed in its unaltered form. The competition is open to all and conducted in English. There is a fee to participate in the competition. Lower registration fees apply until September 27 (early registration) and October 25 (standard registration), respectively.

prizes

• 1st Prize: 3,000 euros
• II Prize: 1,000 euros
• III Prize: 500 euros
• Four gold awards: 250 euros each
• Ten honorable mentions:a voucher for participation in another competition
• Thirty finalists

calendar

• Early registration: July 17-September 27, 2024 (69 euros)
• standard registration: September 27-October 25, 2024 (89 euros)
• late registration: October 25-November 22, 2024 (109 euros)
• deadline for submission of projets: November 22, 2024
• formal evaluation of projects: October 7-10, 2024
• announcement of results: December 9, 2024

jury

• Kumru Arapgirlioglu (Ankara, Turkey) | Bilkent University
• Ángel Cerezo Cerezo (Barcelona, Spain) | Cream Estudio
• Yujin Cao (Boston, United States) | Bruner/Cott Architects
• Viviano Villarreal Buerón (Monterrey, Mexico) | Mass Operations
• Dino Delotavo (Sydney, Australia) | i2C Architects
• Paraskevi Doumpa (Athens, Greece)| Stipo
• Giacomo Gallo (Amsterdam, Netherlands) | New Environments
• Hatice Karaca (Ankara, Turkey) | Bilkent University

more information

Regulations with detailed submission guidelines are available on the competition website.

terms

https://www.terravivacompetitions.com/living-ruins-competition-2024/

regulations

https://www.terravivacompetitions.com/living-ruins-competition-2024/

The "RULMENTUL, BRAȘOV" international design competition organized by the Romanian Union of Architects (OAR) with the support of the OAR Brașov-Covasna-Harghita Territorial Branch and the Brașov City Government has been announced.

purpose

The goal of the competition is to select the best solution for the revitalization of the former Rulmentul industrial site in Brașov. The organizers expect to develop a medium- and long-term urban concept for the entire site, which will take into account future functions and integration with the surroundings. The idea is to create a space of about 11 hectares, including both undeveloped land and the conversion of existing buildings. This space is to become the centerpiece of the project, connecting the new functions with the surrounding area. The project should also include the revitalization of buildings of recognized historical value and their transformation into a cultural center.

terms and conditions

The competition task is to create a project that, on the one hand, will restore the historical values of the objects, and, on the other hand, create new spaces that are useful for the residents of Brașov. Projects should take into account the integration of greenery and public spaces, as well as the adaptation of existing buildings to new cultural functions. The competition is one-stage and open to all countries of the European Union and the European Economic Area.

prizes

• 1st Prize: estimated value of the contract for design services - EUR 2,274,000 excluding VAT (RON 11,324,520.00 excluding VAT)
• II Prize: EUR 42,016 excluding VAT (RON 209,000.00 excluding VAT)
• Third Prize: EUR 25,142 excluding VAT (RON 125,210.09 excluding VAT)
• Third Prize: EUR 8,403 excluding VAT (RON 41,848.74 excluding VAT)

calendar

• official announcement of the competition: June 3, 2024
• deadline for submission of questions: September 16, 2024
• deadline foranswering questions: September 25, 2024
• deadline for submission of projets: October 4
• formal evaluation of projects: October 7-10, 2024
• jury evaluation of projects: October 11-14, 2024
• announcement of results: October 15, 2024
• publication of the gallery of submitted works on the competition website: October 18, 2024
• deadline for submitting appeals: October 28, 2024

jury

• Iris Dupper
• Dominika Tihanyi
• Oana Țiganea
• Marcello Modica
• Christoph Jantos
• Dragoș Oprea
• Rudolf Gräf
• Ilinca Păun Constantinescu
• Raluca Baco

more information

Rules and regulations with detailed submission guidelines are available on the contest website.

terms

https://oar.archi/en/concursuri/oar/rulmentul-brasov/

regulations

https://oar.archi/en/concursuri/oar/rulmentul-brasov/

purpose

terms and conditions

more information

More details can be found on the contest website.

terms

https://gzdiz.gda.pl/ogloszenia/konkurs-dlugie-ogrody,a,7117

regulations

https://bip.gdansk.pl/gzdiz/zamowienia-publiczne/Konkurs-na-opracowanie-koncepcji-zagospodarowania-ul-Dlugie-Ogrody,a,268539

purpose

The purpose of the Furniture Diamond 2025 Competition is to identify the best products of the furniture and interior design industry in terms of design, technology, innovation and functionality that have been launched after January 2023 or will be launched at the beginning of 2025. The award is a confirmation of originality and excellent perception by experts.

terms and conditions

Products (one product or an entire line can be submitted per entry; a participant can submit no more than 15 products in total) can be submitted in one of the following categories:

1. broken down into STANDARD and PREMIUM classes (the applicant, when filling out the competition entry, declares the product himself to the appropriate class):
   - interior base (windows, floors, walls, ceilings: wallpaper, paint, plaster, carpets, panels, carpets, etc.).
   - living area
   - furniture (hardwood furniture for the living room, as well as coffee tables, RTV furniture)
   - decorative articles
   - comfort zone
   - furniture (individual furniture and upholstered sets, chairs)
   - comfort base (fabrics, upholstery leathers, threads, fillings, frames, legs, features, chemistry, etc.).
   - media/equipment (televisions, speakers and other audio/video equipment, smart home)
   - kitchen area
   - furniture (entire kitchens, as well as individual units)
   - kitchen equipment (small and large household appliances, faucets and sinks, other kitchen equipment)
   - storage zone (closets, sliding doors, built-in systems, closet and closet equipment)
   - dining room zone
   - furniture (entire dining rooms, as well as separate tables and chairs)
   - decorative articles (napkins, tablecloths, table settings and dishes, etc.)
   - bathroom zone
   - furniture
   - bathroom furnishings (bathroom ceramics, cabins, shower trays, faucets, showers, etc.)
   - sleep zone
   - furniture (whole bedrooms, as well as individual pieces)
   - sleep base (frames, mattresses, pillows, other structural elements of the bed)
   - young zone
   - children's and youth furniture (single furniture and sets)
   - furnishings
   - communication zone
   - furniture (hallway furniture)
   - fixtures and fittings (doors, stairs, balustrades, etc.)
   - zone heat (heaters, fireplaces and bio-fireplaces, air conditioning, etc.)
   - light zone
   - lighting (lamps, chandeliers, light sources, etc.)
   - furniture lighting
   - outdoor zone
   - furniture (garden, terrace, balcony furniture)
   - other elements (e.g. terrace board, paving stones, garden swing, etc.)
   - work zone
   - office furniture
   - office seating (including solutions for waiting rooms and conference rooms)
   - work base (office furniture accessories and components, furniture solutions and functions
   and office chairs)
   - public area
   - furniture (for hotels, banks, pharmacies, cinemas, theaters, stores, shopping malls, cafes, stadiums, etc.)
   - furniture components
   - furniture components (boards, fronts, tops, plywood, etc.)
   - furniture surfaces (papers, films, veneers, veneers, edges, etc.)
   - decorative elements of the furniture (handles, moldings, etc.)
   - furniture functions (accessories and accessory systems)
   - design (products with special design qualities)
   - other (products that, due to the subject of the application, do not qualify for any of the listed
   categories)
2. without class division:
   - marketing and communications (marketing activities and campaigns, catalogs, events, advertising and advertising campaign designs, meetings/training, trade show booth, corporate film, etc.).
   - visions (for products that have not yet been produced and exist only as projects, ideas)
   - young design (free category for projects submitted by students and last year's and this year's graduates of schools and universities).

The cost of submitting the first product to the competition is:
→ during the promotional period "The earlier, the cheaper" lasting until July 31, 2024: PLN 990 + 23% VAT,
→ after the promotion period, i.e. from August 1 to September 30, 2024: PLN 1,890 + 23% VAT,
→ entries in the "young design" category are accepted free of charge.

If a participant submits more than one product, the second, third, fourth and fifth products are subject to a fee of PLN 900 + 23% VAT (for each submitted product) except in the "young design" category; if a participant submits six or more products, the sixth product and each subsequent product are accepted free of charge.

For more information, see the competition regulations.

calendar

• deadline for competition entries: until September 30, 2024
• informing participants about the results of the competition: October 16-18, 2024
• publication of results on the competition website: October 21
• voting by Internet users: October 21-28, 2024
• presentation of awards: December 2024

awards

Winners receive the title "Furniture Diamond 2025" and promotional materials: statuette, logo, competition catalog, etc.; winners have the right to label the awarded products with the "Furniture Diamond 2025" logo for promotional and advertising purposes.

The award is given to the product that received the highest number of points in a given category and class.

jury

The jury evaluating the submitted products consists of:
- architects, interior designers, designers, trendsetters,
- media, bloggers, organizations, scientists and industry experts,
- trade representatives,
- production technologists, representatives of wholesalers and patent and approval companies.

more information

For more information, visit the contest website.

terms

https://www.diamentmeblarstwa.pl/2025/

regulations

https://www.diamentmeblarstwa.pl/media/edycje/2025/Diament_Meblarstwa_2025_-_Regulamin_Konkursu.pdf

purpose

The goal of the competition is to design a modern rural library that will become a cultural and educational center that meets the needs of local communities. Participants are tasked with developing innovative design solutions that address the needs of local rural communities and enrich their cultural and educational life. The organizers want the library to be not only a place to collect books, but also a space that promotes social interaction, learning and cooperation, perfectly integrated with the natural surroundings.

terms and conditions

The competition task is to design a library that includes a variety of spaces for reading, learning and community meetings. The design should also include multi-purpose areas for workshops, community events and cultural activities. Modern technology should be introduced, allowing access to digital resources and improving community connectivity. The project should be accessible to all, including people with disabilities. Participants can choose any rural location that has realistic construction possibilities by submitting a site plan and justification for site selection.

Registration fees apply, depending on the application deadline.

prizes

• top 3 - certificate, publication of the project on Archiol Competitions partners' media platforms, interview (text and video), publication of the project on the Archiol Competitions website
• jury favorite - certificate and publication of the project on the Archiol Competitions website
• 3 honorable mentions - certificate
• 10 finalists - certificate

calendar

• registration: February 16, 2024 - February 17, 2025
• deadline for submission of works: February 17, 2025
• announcement of results: May 27, 2025

jury

• Rui Huang
• Yanci Chen
• Yang Fei
• Renyi Zhang
• Fatemeh Yazdandoust
• Sand Helsel
• Philip Tidwell
• Georgia Lindsay
• Iman Fritsch
• Dr. Henry Tsang
• Gail Brager
• John Hobbie
• Xudong Zhu
• Kar Him MO
• Ayman Hassanen
• Yimeng Teng
• Farzaneh Hadafi
• Sidra Khokhar
• Doan Thanh Ha
• Kathryn Rogers Merlino
• Mariana Cabugueira
• Maanasi Hattangadi
• Sand Helsel
• Philip Tidwell
• Rui Huang
• Yanci Chen
• Yang Fei
• Renyi Zhang
• Fatemeh Yazdandoust
• Georgia Lindsay
• Dr. Sam Clark
• Daniele Longobardi
• Hiba Alobaydi
• Mary Springer
• Lawrence Daykin
• Adrian Welch
• Mümün Keser
• Rosa Estela Santi
• Antonella Marzi
• Andreea Felciuc
• Ioannis Lykouras
• Sunanda Satwah
• Randy Sovich
• Igor Neminov
• Nicole Cullinan

more information

Regulations with detailed submission guidelines are available on the contest website.

terms

https://www.archiol.org/competitions/rural-readingscape-2024

regulations

https://www.archiol.org/competitions/rural-readingscape-2024

The Young Architects Competitions platform and the Italian State Property Agency are launching a competition to design a hospitality center for pilgrims to be located in the complex of St. Peter's Church in Tuscany.

purpose

The goal of the competition is to design a space that not only serves a practical function, but also creates an atmosphere of reflection, harmony and beauty, enhancing the spiritual and emotional experience of pilgrims at this historic site. The competition's organizers invite innovative designs in response to the growing demand for hospitality spaces in one of Tuscany's most significant pilgrimage sites.

terms and conditions

Each team must have at least one member between the ages of 18 and 35. In the case of an individual participant, that person must be between the ages of 18 and 35. The competition is conducted in English and Italian. Depending on the date of entry, the following fees apply:

• July 15, 2024 - August 11, 2024: 85 EUR / team.
• August 12, 2024 - September 8, 2024): 115 EUR / team

prizes

• 1st place: 8,000 EUR
• II place: 4,000 EUR
• 3rd place: 2,000 EUR
• 2 gold awards: EUR 500 each
• 10 honorable mentions
• 30 finalists - finalists' projects will be presented on the competition website

calendar

• standard registration - July 15, 2024 - August 11, 2024
• late registration - August 12, 2024 - September 8, 2024
• deadline for submission of works - September 11, 2024
• announcement of results - October 14, 2024

jury

• Tatiana Bilbao - TATIANA BILBAO ARCHITECTS
• Manuel Aires Mateus - AIRES MATEUS
• Valerie Mulvin - MCCULLOUGH MULVIN
• Robert Konieczny - KWK PROMES
• Sami Tawfik - AEVF
• Chiara Cagiano de Azevedo - AGENZIA DEL DEMANIO

read more

Regulations with detailed submission guidelines are available on the competition website.

terms

https://www.youngarchitectscompetitions.com/open-competitions/pilgrims-heaven

regulations

https://www.youngarchitectscompetitions.com/open-competitions/pilgrims-heaven

The 16th edition of the biennial competition for the Best Space organized by the Pomeranian Voivodeship Board is underway. The patron of the competition is the Marshal of Pomorskie Voivodeship.

purpose

terms and conditions

more information

More details can be found on the competition website.

terms

https://pbpr.pomorskie.pl/formularz-nppwp/

regulations

https://pbpr.pomorskie.pl/wp-content/uploads/MENU/Przestrzen-pub/Najlepsza-przestrzen-publiczna/NPP_2024/Regulamin_16_NPPWP.pdf

The Minister of Culture and National Heritage and the Zachęta National Gallery of Art are seeking, through a competition, an idea for the curatorial design of the exhibition in the Polish Pavilion at the 19th International Architecture Exhibition in Venice, which is scheduled from May 10 to November 23, 2025.

The Venice Biennale will be curated by Italian architect Carlo Ratti, who studies on a daily basis how new technologies affect the way we live in cities. The slogan for next year's Venice Architecture Biennale is "Intelligens. Natural. Artificial. Collective." The word Intelligens alludes to intelligence and draws from Latin, in which gens means people. In this way, the curator explains, a new fictional core emerges, suggesting a future of intelligence that is inclusive, multifaceted and imaginative, beyond today's limiting focus on artificial intelligence.

purpose

The purpose of the competition is to select a curatorial design for the exhibition to be realized in the Polish Pavilion, which will be presented at the 19th International Architecture Exhibition in Venice.

Projects submitted to the competition should address issues relevant to contemporary architecture, both locally and globally. Part of the competition proposal is also to define the author's theme for the exhibition, along with the justification for it.

terms and conditions

The competition is open, two-stage. It is directed to curators or curatorial teams. The curator of the project or, in the case of a curatorial team, at least one person must have: a university degree, a good knowledge of contemporary architecture, curatorial experience in organizing exhibitions, a good command of English to the extent that allows free communication.

The condition for taking part in the competition and submitting a work is that the curator/curatorial team obtains the consent of the artist(s) (by artists is also meant architects and other artists) for the use of existing works or a commitment to create a work provided for Competition Work II.

A Competition Work I is submitted for Stage I, which includes:

1. an overall concept of the exhibition with a specific author's theme,
2. general visualization of the exhibition,
3. a tentatively planned overall cost estimate for the exhibition broken down into major cost groups.

Participants whose works, as a result of the jury's deliberations, have been qualified for Stage II of the competition, submit Competition Works II, which is a development of the project presented in Stage I. Competition Work II should include:

1. the concept of the exhibition - a brief idea of the project,
2. full scenario of the exhibition with visualization,
3. summary of the exhibition scenario,
4. a cost estimate including all costs of exhibition production broken down into individual expense categories
5. a description of the curatorial/authorial team's planned activities that will contribute to minimizing the negative impact of the project's implementation on the environment, or information on the absence of factors negatively affecting the environment, with justification.

Detailed guidelines are available in the competition regulations.

calendar

• deadline for submission of works (stage I): until September 20, 2024
• announcement of the results of stage I: September 24, 2024
• planned deadline for submission of works (stage II): until October 21, 2024

competition court

The Minister of Culture and National Heritage will appoint a competition commission consisting of no less than 11 people from among those proposed by the organizer.

prizes

The competition provides for only one prize, which will be awarded to the author(s) of the selected project. It is the opportunity to realize an exhibition in the Polish Pavilion at the 19th International Architecture Exhibition in Venice in 2025. The costs of preparing and producing the exhibition, as well as the fees of the curator and artists, will be covered by the organizer.

more information

More details can be found on the competition website.

terms

https://labiennale.art.pl/konkurs/

regulations

https://labiennale.art.pl/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Regulamin-konkursu-2025.pdf

Organizers of the ArXellence international architectural competition are inviting architects from around the world to submit proposals for the creation of a water self-sufficient center. The facility will be located on the Greek island of Gyaros. The competition concepts are intended to help develop a strategy for biodiversity in the eastern Mediterranean. Participants should keep in mind the need to respect the natural landscape, the island's historical heritage and keep sustainable design solutions in mind.

purpose

The competition aims to preserve the historical memory and promote sustainable development on the island of Gyaros in the Cyclades archipelago. Participants are encouraged to take a holistic approach, combining various fields of knowledge to create innovative design concepts. The competition is an opportunity to participate in the creation of innovative projects that will contribute to the preservation of the cultural heritage and environment of Gyaros Island, as well as the promotion of sustainable development in the Mediterranean.

terms and conditions

prizes

• 1st Prize - €40,000
• II Prize - €20,000
• Third Prize - €10,000
• Six honorable mentions

calendar

• start of the competition - July 3, 2024
• registration deadline - November 11, 2024
• deadline for submission of works - April 14, 2025
• announcement of results - May 21, 2025

jury

• Athanasios Martinos
• Dr. Evangelos Lyroudias
• Konstantinos Belibasakis
• Grigorios Drettas
• Maria Zourna
• Nikos Salpingidis
• Pantelis Levantis
• Manolis Votsis
• Konstantinos Makedos
• Georgios Stasinos
• Sanjay Puri
• Dr. Maria P. Papadopoulou
• Dr. Francesco Musco
• Dr. Stella Kyvelou-Chiotini
• Dr. Elena Lopez Gunn
• Dr. Panagiotis Balabanis
• Dr. Amalia Androulidaki

more information

Rules and regulations with detailed submission guidelines are available on the competition website.

terms

https://www.alumil.com/arxellence3/

regulations

https://www.alumil.com/arxellence3/

The city center of Peć, Kosovo, is a place of great historical significance that has long been a meeting point for communities and social interaction. Rich in cultural and recreational elements, the place, originally designed for rest and relaxation, is an integral part of the urban landscape. One of its most distinctive features is a fountain dating back to the 15th century. Despite its historical and cultural significance, the city has been neglected over the years, falling into disrepair. The Peja Culture Pavilion competition aims to revitalize the area, transforming it into a vibrant public place.

purpose

The goal of the Peja Culture Pavilion competition is to revitalize the historic city center by designing a flexible, multifunctional pavilion and an engaging outdoor space, with a special focus on the historic fountain. The pavilion is intended to serve as a cultural center, providing a multifunctional space for arts events and community activities. In addition, the outdoor space should become a vibrant public place, fostering social interaction and cultural engagement.

terms and conditions

prizes

• 1st Prize - €5,000
• II Prize - €2,500
• III Prize - €1,000
• Six honorable mentions

calendar

• early registration - June 25 - July 30, 2024
• advanced registration - July 31 - October 23, 2024
• final registration - October 24 - December 11, 2024
• final registration deadline - December 11, 2024
• deadline for submission of works - January 28, 2025 (by 11:59 pm London time)
• announcement of winners - March 11, 2025

more information

Rules and regulations with detailed submission guidelines are available on the competition website.

terms

https://architecturecompetitions.com/pejapavilion/

regulations

https://architecturecompetitions.com/pejapavilion/

ThePolish Lighting Industry Association, in cooperation with the studios Goczołowie Architekci Studio Autorskie and OVO Grąbczewscy Architekci, as well as the SOMA agency, organizer of the ŚWIATŁO International Fair in Warsaw, has announced a design competition - "Lighting fixture for busbar".

purpose

The purpose of the competition is to design a lighting fixture for a 230VAC three-circuit busbar. Busbars are technical elements accompanying lighting that allow for dynamic changes: the position of the luminaire can be changed, and light sources can be added or subtracted depending on the needs and situation.

The jury expects unconventional design solutions for luminaires or entire lighting systems, which will become a complement to the architecture of interiors of different character and purpose. The designer should take into account not only the visual effect, impression and lighting function, but also the safety of use related to the distribution of light flux and electrical power. The design requires a general explanation of the principle of construction and operation.

terms and conditions

prizes

• 1st Prize - 3,500 PLN
• II Prize - 1 750 PLN
• III Prize - 1,000 PLN
• Three honorable mentions - diplomas

calendar

• submission of questions by participants - until December 20, 2024
• providing answers to questions - until December 31, 2024
• submission ofworks - until January 17, 2025
• deliberations of the jury - until February 7, 2025
• announcement of works qualified for the finals - February 10, 2025
• settlement of the competition - March 13, 2025

jury

• Beata Goczoł - architect, Goczołowie Architekci Studio Autorskie
• Oskar Grąbczewski - architect, OVO Grąbczewscy Architekci
• Maciej Jurkowski-Lukas - artist, designer, architect
• Marek Orłowski - Polish Lighting Industry Association
• Prof. Michał Stefanowski - Head of the Department of Design at the Faculty of Design at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw
• prof. Wojciech Wybieralski - retired employee. Faculty of Design at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw
• representative of the KANLUX company
• laureate(s) of the 1st Prize of the previous edition of the competition
• Elżbieta Dajer - secretary of the competition, SOMA Agency

more information

Rules and regulations with detailed guidelines for the submission of works are available on the competition website.

terms

https://lightfair.pl/konkurs/oprawa-oswietleniowa-do-szynoprzewodu/

regulations

https://lightfair.pl/konkurs/oprawa-oswietleniowa-do-szynoprzewodu/

ThePolish Lighting Industry Association, in cooperation with Goczołowie Architekci Studio Authorskie and OVO Grąbczewscy Architekci studios and SOMA agency, the organizer of the International Trade Fair LIGHT in Warsaw, has announced the "Kindergarten Design" competition.

purpose

The purpose of the competition is to design the concept of the best kindergarten building in terms of architecture, space and functionality.

The building should be divided into spaces for learning, playing and eating. The design should also include a playground, administration and medical care rooms. The rooms for the youngest children should be different from those for older children, the rooms should encourage children to stay in them and interact with their peers, be a second home for them. The location of the project is arbitrary.

The impact of light - both natural and artificial - should play an important role in the space. The competition proposal should include lighting solutions from KANLUX.

terms and conditions

prizes

• I Prize - 4 500 PLN
• II Prize - PLN 1,700
• Third Prize - PLN 1,250
• Three honorable mentions in the form of diplomas

calendar

• submission of questions by participants - until December 20, 2024
• providing answers to questions - until December 31, 2024
• submission ofworks - until January 17, 2025
• deliberations of the jury - until February 7, 2025
• announcement of works qualified for the finals - February 10, 2025
• settlement of the competition - March 13, 2025

competition court

• Beata Goczoł - architect, Goczołowie Architekci Studio Autorskie
• Oskar Grąbczewski - architect, OVO Grąbczewscy Architekci
• Maciej Jurkowski-Lukas - artist, designer, architect
• Marek Orłowski - Polish Lighting Industry Association
• Prof. Michał Stefanowski - Head of the Department of Design at the Faculty of Design at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw
• prof. Wojciech Wybieralski - retired employee. Faculty of Design at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw
• representative of the KANLUX company
• laureate(s) of the 1st Prize of the previous edition of the competition
• Elżbieta Dajer - secretary of the competition, SOMA Agency

more information

Rules and regulations with detailed guidelines for the submission of works are available on the competition website.

terms

https://lightfair.pl/konkurs/projekt-przedszkola/

regulations

https://lightfair.pl/konkurs/projekt-przedszkola/

purpose

terms and conditions

more information

More details can be found on the competition website.

terms

http://architektura-krajobrazu.pk.edu.pl/news/313

regulations

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1339BEASBkmHr7RCp0yDjydsjI7PCeAbu/view?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR02PBzP1zRtmkejxUt9dK946mTPXZbGL4-W4IjdmrKC5KkrEkECdX3deyQ_aem_KbQ-ca9s0qMpkzvFr2GOsQ

The SAW Interior of the Year is a competition organized for the third time by the Association of Interior Designers to promote functional and beautiful interiors, original design and good professional practices.

purpose

prizes

calendar

• Deadline for receipt of applications: until October 31, 2024
• Jury deliberations and selection of winners of the first stage:November 1-30, 2024
• Notification of stage I winners to proceed to stage II: by December 14, 2024
• Deadline for submission of works for stage II: by February 14, 2025
• Announcement of results: April 2025

competition jury

• Agnieszka Stefańska - chairwoman of the jury, interior architect
• Aleksander Jankowski - interior architect
• Grzegorz Goworek - interior architect
• Zofia Wyganowska - interior architect
• Przemek Olczyk - architect
• Prof. Barbara Kowalewska - Faculty of Interior Design, Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw
• Magdalena Bodis - art collector, board member of the Association of Friends of the National Museum in Warsaw
• Malwina Konopacka - designer and illustrator
• Jacek Poremba - photographer
• Tomasz Górnicki - sculptor

more information

terms

https://saw.org.pl/konkurs/

regulations

https://saw.org.pl/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/1.-SAW_Regulamin_Konkurs_Wnetrze_Roku_2024-_1.3_FINAL.pdf

purpose

The goal of the competition is to discover and promote innovative architectural designs that are shaping the future of living and functional spaces. The Simon Living Places Architecture Prize was created by Simon, which is supported by the Mies van der Rohe Foundation. It was created in 2016 to commemorate Simon's centennial and is awarded every two years.

terms and conditions

The Living Places competition aims to encourage architects, interior designers and architecture students to create innovative and sustainable projects that respond to the challenges of the modern world. The organizers are looking for projects that combine aesthetics with functionality, sustainability with technological innovation, and comfort with smart solutions.

Projects can be submitted to the competition in two categories: public space and personal space.

Architectural objects or spaces can be submitted by anyone. All projects located in Europe, Mexico or Brazil that were completed between January 1, 2022 and December 31, 2023 may be submitted.

jury

• Andres Jaque - chairman
• Amanda Sans Pantling
• Verena von Beckerath
• Gabriela de Matos
• Salvi Plaja

awards

The authors of the winning projects will receive a cash prize of €10,000. Both winners and finalists will receive a trophy designed by Andreu Carulla.

• nomination deadline: September 16, 2024
• deadline for submitting questions: September 30, 2024
• announcement of finalists: November 25, 2024
• announcement ofwinners: December 15, 2024
• final gala and award ceremony: February 12, 2025 at the Mies van der Rohe Pavilion in Barcelona.

more information

For more information, visit the competition website.

Terms and conditions can be downloaded here.

terms

https://www.kontakt-simon.com.pl/pl/Living-Places.html

regulations

https://app.box.com/s/v47fy9kkkqgrd1pbo0ay5hngic2wk2eq

purpose

terms and conditions

more information

More details can be found on the competition website.

terms

https://zielonagora.sarp.org.pl/konkurs-luco-zielonagora/

regulations

https://zielonagora.sarp.org.pl/wp-content/uploads/REGULAMIN-konkursu-LUCO-Zielona-Gora.pdf

The Municipality of Gdansk has announced a two-stage, study, urban-architectural competition for the concept of shaping the South Center in Gdansk. The competition is under the recommendation of the Association of Polish Architects and the patronage of the Association of Landscape Architecture.

purpose

The purpose of the study urban-architectural competition is to obtain - by means of selection from among the competition works - a high-quality urban-architectural concept for the development of the area intended for the realization of the center of the South district in Gdansk, which will be the basis for the development of a local development plan for the area, and in the long run the realization of the center.

terms and conditions

The Competition is a limited, two-stage, study competition.

The Competition Participant may be: a natural person; a legal person; an organizational unit without legal personality; both domestic and foreign (foreign in the sense of having a registered office outside the territory of the Republic of Poland).

The subject of the competition is the urban and architectural concept of the South Center, the development of which should be guided by, among others, the following guidelines:

- to develop a programmatic and spatial proposal for a new center of district rank - a new "heart of the district", taking into account the assumptions for the formation of a compact city, the needs and expectations of the local community and that can be an attractive proposal in a situation of ongoing changes with regard to the model of trade, work and use of services,

- presentation of a comprehensively designed urban composition of the area, with an indication of the height and form of development and possible dominant and landscape accents,

- to create spatial, functional, landscape and natural connections of the designed center with the South Park complex,

- Developing assumptions for the formation of the transport system of the area, including taking into account the presence of a streetcar and bus terminal and pedestrian and bicycle transportation, as well as optimal use of the space above the terminal,

- proposing solutions of a pro-environmental nature - including those related to the introduction of so-called small retention and other elements of green and blue infrastructure.

For more information, see the competition regulations.

prizes

• 1st Prize - PLN 60,000 gross
• II Prize - PLN 30,000 gross
• Third Prize - PLN 20,000 gross
• Two distinctions - gross PLN 15,000 each

calendar

• Applications for admission to the competition: until May 24, 2024, 3:00 pm
• Requests for clarification of the content of the regulations: until September 9, 2024
• Deadline for submission of study papers: until September 13, 2024, 3:00 pm
• Qualification for the second stage of the competition: until September 23, 2024
• Deadlinefor submission of study papers: until November 8, 2024, 3:00 pm
• Announcement of competition results: November 15, 2024

competition jury

• Prof. Ewa Kuryłowicz - chairwoman of the competition court
• Pawel Vlad. Kowalski - referee
• Natalia Balcerzak
• Edyta Damszel-Turek
• Jacek Droszcz
• Ryszard Gruda
• Prof. Slawomir Gzell
• Krzysztof Linke
• Prof. Piotr Lorens
• Dr. Joanna Rayss
• Barbara Tusk

More details can be found in the contest regulations.

terms

https://ezamowienia.gov.pl/mp-client/search/list/ocds-148610-97d24ebf-016d-11ef-885b-8267c0608453

regulations

https://bip.gdansk.pl/zamowienia-publiczne/Konkurs,a,827

purpose

terms and conditions

more information

More details can be found on the competition website.

terms

https://ujscie.pl/aktualnosci/konkurs-urbanistyczno-architektoniczny-jednoetapowy-koncepcyjny-otwarty-na-zagospodarowanie-polwyspu-pomiedzy-rzekami-gwda-i-notec-w-ujsciu.html

regulations

https://ujscie.pl/aktualnosci/konkurs-urbanistyczno-architektoniczny-jednoetapowy-koncepcyjny-otwarty-na-zagospodarowanie-polwyspu-pomiedzy-rzekami-gwda-i-notec-w-ujsciu.html

purpose

terms and conditions

more information

More details can be found on the contest page.

terms

https://zim-wroc.logintrade.net/zapytania_email,160103,34d2777e78ccf007523e2dd1fcea6b2d.html

regulations

https://zim-wroc.logintrade.net/zapytania_email,160103,34d2777e78ccf007523e2dd1fcea6b2d.html

purpose

TheProf. Bohdan Lisowski Creative Scholarship of the SARP Krakow Branch is awarded to particularly talented students of the Faculties of Architecture of Krakow universities, who have successfully completed their third year of studies, obtained an engineering degree and are beginning their master's studies (second degree studies).

The scholarship is awarded in the form of an award to promote young talents. The scholarship is used to enable improvement of creative skills and abilities, as well as to undertake additional education.

terms and conditions

The competition for the scholarship is aimed at male and female students of the Faculties of Architecture of Cracow universities who have completed their bachelor's degree and are beginning their master's degree (second degree studies).

Applicants for the scholarship should submit:

• an application for the scholarship,
• a certificate from the appropriate administrative unit of the Faculty of Architecture on entry to the second degree program,
• a portfolio in A3 format in horizontal layout, with a maximum of 30 pages,
• a CD or USB data carrier with an electronic version of the portfolio.

The scholarship jury, from among the submitted applications, will select 6 nominations, from which it will select the winner and honorable mentions.

The scholarshipcan be awarded to a person once. Each scholarship recipient is required to submit to SARP Krakow Branch (within one month of the end of receiving the scholarship) a substantive report on creative achievements for the period of use of the scholarship.

calendar

• deadline for submission of applications for the scholarship: until October 30, 2024 at 2 pm
• results: information about the date of adjudication will be announced on the scholarship page.

awards

The scholarship, in the amount of PLN 8100 gross(PLN 900.00 per month gross), will be awarded for a period of two consecutive semesters, starting in October 2024 and ending in June 2025, and will be paid by SARP Krakow Branch.

In addition to the scholarship, the organizers have provided for honorable mentions and a surprise award.

scholarship jury

The scholarship jury will consist of:

• a representative of Professor Bohdan Lisowski's family,
• a representative of the department of the university where the professor worked,
• a representative of the SARP Krakow Branch,
• a representative of the scholarship winners from previous editions, who received a master's degree,
• representatives of strategic donors.

The full list of names will be announced on the competition website.

more information

terms

http://stypendium.sarp.krakow.pl/

regulations

http://stypendium.sarp.krakow.pl/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Regulamin-Stypendium-BL-edycja-14.-2024.pdf