Category: Young architects

The concept of the double has long fascinated—and unsettled—philosophers, psychologists, and artists, emerging as a site of tension between self and other, reality and illusion, truth and distortion. The double operates as a bizarre paradox—identical yet different, a reaffirmation yet an erasure. At once a mirror and a rupture, it both confirms and undermines what

The call for the seventh edition of the European Award AHI is now open, an event that has become a benchmark for architectural heritage intervention, as evidenced by the large number of works submitted in each edition, which help shed light on the direction in which Europe is heading in this field. This biennial event,

Goal: Selection of the best master plan through a professional competition. Participants: Professional organizations in the field of integrated development of territories and urban planning, master planning, architecture and design are invited to participate, capable of attracting specialists in the field of economics, finance, content programming to the team. Any legal entities/individual entrepreneurs or consortiums

Introduction: The Ramallah Science and Technology City (R.S.T.C) is launching an exciting international design competition to create a landmark that will redefine scientific engagement in Palestine. This project aims to establish R.S.T.C as an iconic tourist destination in Ramallah, attracting thousands of visitors annually. The city will offer dynamic exhibitions, multimedia productions, and community programs,

The Small Lots, Big Impacts Initiative Small Lots, Big Impacts is a two-stage initiative to build a path to a better future for Los Angeles—one where a new generation of homeowners has the chance to thrive in more resilient neighborhoods. The recent fires have highlighted the importance of combining public resources with creative ingenuity to

Nepal’s Urgent Need In 2024, Nepal endured one of its most devastating monsoon seasons in decades. Floods and landslides ravaged infrastructure and claimed hundreds of lives. Over 150 schools were destroyed, leaving countless children without safe learning environments. This crisis was compounded by the Tibet earthquake on January 7, 2025, which further weakened buildings and hampered

Premise: Libraries are vital community resources, providing access to information, culture, and education. However, traditional library designs often present significant barriers for people with disabilities. This competition challenges participants to rethink library design from the ground up, prioritizing accessibility and inclusivity for users with a wide range of disabilities. The aim is to create a

Introduction As cities expand and populations grow, urban areas are increasingly confronted with the adverse effects of climate change, particularly rising temperatures and the phenomenon known as urban heat islands. These heat islands occur when natural landscapes are replaced with concrete and asphalt, leading to significantly higher temperatures in densely populated areas compared to their

eVolo Magazine is pleased to invite architects, students, engineers, designers, and artists from around the globe to take part in the 2025 Skyscraper Competition. Established in 2006, the annual Skyscraper Competition is one of the world’s most prestigious awards for high-rise architecture. It recognizes outstanding ideas that redefine skyscraper design through the implementation of novel technologies, materials, programs,

Cool Gardens 2025 invites proposals by individual artists/designers or teams for temporary garden installations, to be open to the public from July 5th to September 28th. Presented by Storefront Manitoba, Cool Gardens is a design competition and curated public exhibition of contemporary garden installations that takes place across Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, within Treaty 1 Territory