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Submission: July 10, 2017
Registration: July 10, 2017
Language: English, Italian
Location: Concept
Prizes: Please see details below
Type: Open

Mario Cucinella, appointed by MIBACT as curator of the Italian Pavilion at the 16th International Architecture Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia, is willing to launch a call for projects -both completed and under development- related with the subject “Arcipelago Italia”. The core of the proposal is the creation of a dynamic lab whose actions are focused on the urban space of the internal areas, exemplification of the identity of our country for both scale and historical-cultural stratification. Continue reading →

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Categories: All competitions, Architecture, Featured, For professionals, For students, Open, Young architects

June 12, 2017 Marcin

Submission: August 10, 2017
Registration: August 07, 2017
Language: English
Location: Concept
Prizes: Exhibition / Publication
Type: Open

Luigi Pirandello, the great Italian writer, who received the Nobel prize in 1934, was born in a suburb of Agrigento called Cavusu (chaos – in English), about 3km away from The Valley of the Temples, the famed archaeological site in Sicily. Continue reading →

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June 13, 2017 user

Submission: September 1, 2017
Registration: August 31, 2017
Language: English
Location: Concept
Prizes: 1st Prize: $1600, 2nd Prize: $1000, 3rd Prize: $600
Type: Open

Home is a domain that is intimate to all of us. Beyond its everyday function as a physical shelter for people and their activities, it connects with its user on a personal and emotional level. The modern day scenario of environmental and financial concerns along with the desire to have more freedom has led people to follow simpler and efficient ways of living. With the rapid growth of technology and smart living there lies an opportunity for efficient spaces with the feeling of homeliness and personal touch points. Continue reading →