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120 hours is the world’s largest architectural competition for students, by students. Every spring since 2011 we publish an assignment for students around the globe to complete and submit within 120 hours. In our busiest years we receive 700+ entries from over 70 countries, exhibited and reviewed by a proficient, uniquely assembled jury. Confirmed jury

In this competition, we invite architects, designers, and visionaries to reimagine the iconic Colosseum of Rome, transforming it into a dynamic and living part of the contemporary city. The challenge is to envision how the Colosseum can be completed and repurposed to become an active part of the city of Rome. Participants are encouraged to

The Aerogel Architecture Award celebrates innovative and groundbreaking achievements in architecture and civil engineering that incorporate aerogel materials, renowned for their insulating and translucent properties. The search is on for top realized projects internationally to highlight the best endeavours of architects, civil engineers, or standout project ideas from students in these fields. Architects, civil engineers,

Design a sustainable Concert Hall that provides a unique architectural experience for visitors. Revolutionise public architecture with this completely timber structure that seamlessly integrates with the surrounding landscaping providing restorative healing to the dramatic, industrial landscape of the quarry as it returns to its natural state. Calling all visionary architects and eco-conscious designers! Dive into

Civil Engineering Convention (CIVILCON), organized by ITU Civil Engineering Society (ITU MHK) for the nineteenth time this year in Istanbul. The event will feature valuable speakers from the construction sector, technological workshops, and various technical and cultural trips. Our convention opens its doors to participants from all around the world. There are no specific requirements

Missing Middle and Mixing Middle housing forms, the subjects of Urbanarium’s previous ideas competitions, are becoming mainstream policies. Urbanarium’s next competition again explores missing middle housing, this time at the high end of that density range.

Young architects and designers are invited to submit work to the 2024 Architectural League Prize competition. Projects of all types, either theoretical or real, and executed in any medium, are welcome.