Submission: November 22, 2022
Registration: November 20, 2022
Language: English
Location: Global
Prizes: Please see details below
Type: Open
Presentation skills are just as important as designing; one of the best mediums to present your architectural designs is through rendering.
Architectural rendering aims to create life-like experiences of the buildings before they are built. Rendering aids the designer to convey his or her ideas, an image that represents the designers’ imagination most realistically. Create one rendered architectural graphic design that says it all. As this competition aims at exploring and understanding rendering (a medium of conveying designs) to an unimaginable extent, so you are free to choose the location, and scale of the residential project.
Submission: April 19, 2022
Registration: April 18, 2022
Language: English
Location: Dallas, United States
Prizes: Please see the details below
Type: Open
Buses, Trains, Taxis, and other forms of native transport systems in different parts of the world have provided humans with an option of hassle-free transit options within cities and states. These transit systems have adapted to the needs of the particular locality ever since their inception. The purpose of such a public transit system is that it helps reduce the clutter on the street which has far-reaching effects on the economy and the environment.
Submission: May 03, 2022
Registration: May 02, 2022
Language: English
Location: Bahia Blanca, Argentina
Prizes:Please see the details below
Type: Open Competition
Vision is the primary sense that is employed in architecture. The form, textures, colour, the aesthetics, are all captured through the light in the space. Light, in its raw form, paints a picture guiding the journey of the user and their well-being. Light has the power to influence our emotions, cognition and perception of a space. The effective use of light in any design can elevate its spatial experience. Light and shadows can create dynamism in a static setting. The depth perception is altered with various elements and the imaginative use of light in spaces can increase the interaction between space and its users.
Submission: October 05, 2022
Registration: October 01, 2022
Language: English
Location: Global
Prizes: Please see details below
Type: Open
Storm is a natural phenomenon that means blowing of rough and strong winds. It is a word associated with the weather sometimes accompanied by rain, lightning, or snow. Figuratively, things which are very furious or violently disturbing is often likened to a storm. Storm is a concrete phenomenon, but at the same time it is an abstract concept that indicates fluctuations in society and sense of values or turning points.
Submission: April 30 2022
Registration: April 30 2022
Language: English
Location: Global
Prizes: Please see the details below
Type: Open
Are you an architecture student interested in climate change in architectural education? Here is your chance to share your vision, demand, question or concern about sustainable design, climate action, and architecture. It might be a graphic of what you think priorities should be, something you want to learn, a project you recently did, or something that inspires you. Architecture students in any year of their studies, from any country, are eligible to participate.
Submission: April 12, 2022
Registration: April 11, 2022
Language: English
Location: Lisbon, Portugal
Prizes: Please see the details below
Type: Open
Over the next 20-30 years, the gradual warming of Earth will create catastrophic patterns of extreme weather, melting polar ice caps and rising sea levels. The oceans are rising at an accelerated rate posing an immediate threat of flooding to coastal regions. Can large-scale collective action help in fighting the effects of climate change?
Submission: May 05, 2022
Registration: May 05, 2022
Language: English
Location: Global
Prizes: Please see the details below
Type: Open
The aim of the “WAR CITIES – Utopian and Dystopian Visions” competition is to develop one image that represents the built environment in a war scenario. The participants are asked to create one image that, going beyond the aesthetic, is able to sharply communicate a strong vision of a war scenario. To do so, designers are asked to envision two scenarios in the same image – half showing a dystopian future, where war is an everyday reality, and the other half a utopian vision, where the world is at constant peace.
Submission: July 10, 2022
Registration: July 10, 2022
Language: English
Location: US
Prizes: Please see the details below
Type: Open
The Museum of Outdoor Arts (MOA) in Englewood, CO seeks conceptual design proposals for its Design and Build Competition from art, architecture, design and other creatively focused USA based collegiate students, teams, and/or classes. This year’s theme is “Sanctuary Continental” and submissions should address the challenge of designing a sanctuary / pavilion like structure for one of the seven continents of the world, primarily utilizing local materials. The design should utilize architecture, landscape architecture, and/or sculpture/installation as a solution while considering environmental impact and sustainability in use of materials. Furthermore, the design should relate to the selected continent in some way and at least 51% of the materials used for the conceptual design should be native to the selected location. Contestant’s designs will need to respond with their conceptual project under the premise that the structure will be utilized by the general public in a publicly accessible setting.
The call for ideas GHANA INNOVATION FARM was launched in October 2021 by YAC – Young Architects Competitions – in collaboration with Manni Group – with the goal of designing a technological and cultural hub in one of the emerging African agricultural scenarios.
Submission: August 20, 2022
Registration: July 20, 2022
Language: English
Location: Global
Prizes: Please see the details below
Type: Open
When a student migrates to another city or a state for pursuing higher education finding a suitable accommodation that lies a proximity to the institute and offers basic amenities is a primary concern. On campus housing have a limited capacity & hence students prefer a PG i.e “Paying Guest” accommodations where in a lot of comprosie is to be done in terms of living conditions & PG’s come with a strict set of restrictions: lack of quality food, interent connectivity & personal space.
