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Submission: April 30, 2020
Registration: April 30, 2020
Language: English
Location: Concept
Prizes: Please see details below
Type: Open

Radical Innovation, an initiative that challenges creative thinkers at the professional and student level to pioneer compelling ideas in travel and hospitality, is accepting entries to its annual competition.
New in 2020, the competition is adding a Hospitality Product category. Radical Innovation is asking participants to submit their most innovative hospitality product(s) capable of transforming the industry standard and offering new strategic career and investment growth opportunities. Continue reading →

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

January 20, 2020 user

Submission: April 22, 2016
Registration: April 22, 2016
Language: English
Location: Concept
Prizes: Total Prizes- $10,000
Type: Open

Radical Innovation is an incubator led by top hospitality executives and design minds seeking to challenge the hotel industry and elevate guest experience using progressive thinking in design and operations. The Radical Innovation Award invites contestants to submit their ideas for the next big hotel concept and compete for a grand prize including $10,000 to further their concept, as well as chance to have their idea realized. Continue reading →

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

March 29, 2016 user

Submission: May 01, 2016
Registration: March 31, 2016
Language: English
Location: Concept
Prizes: x3 winners /€1000 prize each/ + 14 honourable mentions
Type: Open

The aim of the “Sleeping” competition is to develop a design proposals for the hotel typology, intended as a place to sleep. It is asked to the participants to create innovative and unconventional projects on this theme, questioning the very basis of the notion of hotel. Recently many initiatives, such as Airbnb and Couch-surfing, have been proposing new interpretations of the function of hotels, developing extremely successful business models. Continue reading →