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Submission: January 18, 2022
Registration: January 17, 2022
Language: English
Location: Cape Town, South Africa
Prizes: $24000
Type: Open Competition

This challenge aims to design a senior citizen co-living space; that can provide community living and help them stay connected and together in the rapidly changing urban context.The design should establish a connection through myriad different ways but what is most important is the creation of a space that offers them connection, community, and engagement with each other at the same place.

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September 20, 2021 Kasia

Submission: October 17, 2021
Registration: October 17, 2021
Language: English
Location: Australia / the Arabian Peninsula / North Africa
Prizes: Please see details below
Type: Open

This international Design Challenge invites students and young practitioners to work in women inclusive and interdisciplinary design teams to contribute ingenious and creative design ideas to a new interpretation of traditional oasis systems set in locations across Australia, the Arabian Peninsula and North Africa.
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August 4, 2021 Kasia

Submission: August 31, 2021
Registration: August 31, 2021
Language: English
Location: Concept
Prizes: Please see details below
Type: Open

The heroic efforts of frontline warriors in the face of tragedy need to be commemorated. We invite participants to conceptualize a memorial structure design that allows the community to unite and never forget their unstinted dedication during this crisis. The brief encourages participants to look for designs that realize that a memorial is not a static entity but a conversation weaved into the urban fabric. It holds several personal stories and should reciprocate the unending struggle yet the unbreakable spirit of the frontline warriors. The structure should serve as a lifelong reminder of these brave hearts and their selfless acts of welfare for humanity.

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