Submission: 31 January, 2022
Registration: 31 January, 2022
Language: English
Location: Worldwide
Prizes: INR 1.8 Million
Type: Open
The challenge is to Build with Speed, while respecting the context, which is about anchoring design with the help of the latest technologies, processes and materials to Recraft India’s growth story. Engineers and architects have to ambitiously and courageously take up the challenge to fulfil the nation’s promises, time being of the essence. In doing so, you will redefine your own role in India’s post-pandemic future and claim your place in the sun.
Submission: December 28, 2021
Registration: December 28, 2021
Language: English
Location: Open
Prizes: Please see details below
Type: Open
World Campus Masters Selective Graduation Design Program (short for “WCM Program”) is launched by an international design competition platform Young Bird Plan, and it is committed to recognizing the fresh blood of contemporary design through evaluating graduation designs from global young designers in different regions and cultures. It encourages original design and design thinking in campus to conduct a positive dialogue with global design industry and industrial development, bringing young designers and their graduation works to one of the world’s most influential design platform and the cutting-edge design ecosystem.
Submission: March 14, 2022
Registration: March 14, 2022
Language: German/English
Location: Vienna, Austria
Prizes: Please see details below
Type: Open
Superscape seeks to encourage innovative and visionary architectural concepts that explore new models of living and strategies for inhabiting an urban context over a broad expanse of 30 years. Reflecting processes of change, Superscape opens a creative space for unconventional ideas meant to deliver new impulses to real-life architectural output and urban development. 2022 THEME: GREEN SHIFT – Visions for sustainable living.
Submission: January 19, 2022
Registration: January 16, 2022
Language: English
Location: Ghana
Prizes: Please see details below
Type: Open
YAC – Young Architects Competitions – and Manni Group launch GHANA INNOVATION FARM, the third edition of the Manni Group Design Award aiming to design a hub where a system of infrastructures and a training center will share with the local population knowledge and technologies to meet their needs.
Submission: December 17, 2021
Registration: December 17, 2021
Language: English
Location: Limpopo, South Africa
Prizes: Please see details below
Type: Open
The owner of a plot of land in Limpopo, South Africa, who has a long history of reputable work in the global safari industry, is looking for fresh ideas for the development of an all-inclusive, experiential, and immersive, luxury safari lodge. The challenge invites architects/designers to imagine what the site could offer to guests and dream up a concept for a guest accommodation unit that would impress the client and any award-winning architect. Show us something the safari industry has never seen before. The sky is the limit!
Submission: December 28, 2021
Registration: December 27, 2021
Language: English
Location: Kenya
Prizes: $24000
Type: Open Competition
The challenge is to design a folding house model that is transportable and does not consist of a settled building. More than 80 million people are forcibly displaced worldwide, of which 26.3 million people are refugees. The accommodation of most of these refugees is done by developing countries. The task at hand is to provide an immediate shelter that is safe and provides supplies for a short time. Even though the concept is temporary, most refugee camps are forced to exist, way beyond the time that they were planned for.
Submission: January 1, 2022
Registration: November 22, 2021
Language: English
Location: Hyderabad, India
Prizes: 1 Lakh Indian rupees
Type: Open
“The Green Kingdom”, is a living dream of a wise man, also a famous, sculptor, artist and creative enthusiast Mr.R.Ramdev. In his 150 Acres of vast land, tastefully being designed and developed, with trees, Plants and sculptures from around the world. It is located at near HITEC corridor, Hyderbad which is a fast growing and developing side of the city. The project is aimed at spellbinding people from all around the world to experience the magic of heterogeneity residing within creatively designed built environments and unique concepts.
Submission: December 28, 2021
Registration: December 27, 2021
Language: English
Location: Israel
Prizes: $6000
Type: Open
The challenge is to design an incremental house model that can be replicated in large numbers and grouped to create a low-income housing colony. Housing is a prominent facility that is not available to many. The land is a limited resource which often leads to high-density developments with substandard living experiences. The quality of life of the poor factions of society is affected the most in such scenarios. The housing problem is unending, due to the inability of infrastructure to adapt to the ever-changing dynamics of the economy, people, and cities. Can the urban fabric keep up with the changing landscape of cities?
Submission: December 28, 2021
Registration: December 27, 2021
Language: English
Location: Indonesia
Prizes: $24000
Type: Open
The challenge is to design a single residence for a family, incorporating biophilic design principles. We need to integrate nature into our built environment so that we can co-exist and live as one. Since the beginning of time, humankind has lived in natural settings surviving on nature’s unadulterated bounty. Harmony with nature was achieved as they understood their dependency on it for survival and its role in the cycle of life. Can humans find their way back to nature?
Submission: December 28, 2021
Registration: December 27, 2021
Language: English
Location: North Yorkshire, UK
Prizes: $6000
Type: Open
The challenge of the competition is to design a chapel on the grounds of the Whitby Abbey inspired by the church on-site, but suited to the 21st-century context. In the past, replication of the forms and beliefs of religion was widely practiced. But the present is enamored with technology and advancement, the way of representation can be more cerebral and convoluted. How do we embed religion in buildings of today?
