Tag: montreal architecture competition

Submission: December 19, 2019Registration: December 19, 2019Language: English Location: ConceptPrizes: Please see details below Type: Open   The Ville de Montréal is launching an international multidisciplinary urban design competition for the development of Place de l’Avenue McGill College. This public square will be created by pedestrianizing Avenue McGill College over its full length, comprising four sections, from Rue Cathcart

Submission: April 02, 2017Registration: March 24, 2017Language: English, FrenchLocation: Montreal, CanadaPrizes: $6,000 in prizesType: Open   CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY RESEARCH CHAIR IDEAS-BE + LE CONSEIL RÉGIONAL DE L’ENVIRONNEMENT DE MONTREAL + UNIVERSITÉ DE MONTRÉAL RESEARCH CHAIR ON COMPETITIONS are organizing an environmentally engaged ideas competition for reinvigorating public spaces around bus stops. This competition is open to

Submission: March 22, 2017Registration: March 17, 2017Language: English, FrenchLocation: Montréal, CanadaPrizes: Please see details belowType: Open   After a first edition that had over 100 participants and ended with an exhibition at Maison de l’Architecture du Québec, Morph.o.polis is once again accepting applications to celebrate Montreal’s 375th anniversary with a co-creation experience to reinvent the city.

Submission: December 01, 2016Registration: December 01, 2016Language: EnglishLocation: Montreal, CanadaPrizes: $10,000 for each finalist to develop their ideaType: Open   This competition invites members of the international design community to reflect on the topic of the worksite information module as a mitigation tool and communications platform to assist users in understanding the construction/rehabilitation work in progress. The purpose of

Submission: June 15, 2016 Registration: June 13, 2016 Language: English Location: Montreal, Canada Prizes: 1st Prize $1750, 2nd Prize $750, 3rd Prize $350 Type: Open International Design Competition   Concordia University’s CoLLaboratoire invites young creative practitioners, be they students or recent graduates, to consider the role of public art and design in increasing awareness of, and engagement in,