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- 18.06.2018
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- 30.10.2018
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Oriental Bay Pavilion Competition
Organizer
ADEDU, New Zealand
Sponsors:
Victoria University of Wellington
The University of Auckland
WelTec - Wellington Institute of Technology
Resene Paints Ltd
Competition Contact
All communication regarding the competition
should only be carried out with ADEDU staff.
For any questions please contact us on info@adedu.co.nz
Competition Assignment
This is a single stage ideas competition with the aim of identifying the best proposal for a Creative Exhibition Center in Wellington, the capital of New Zealand.
This competition is open to all students and professionals of areas related to architecture. Multidisciplinary teams are encouraged. We invite you to create innovative solutions to tackle the challenges presented. The winning design will demonstrate a high degree of expression and creativity in fulfilling the program requirements, in accordance with the specific design guidelines presented here.
This is an ideas competition, therefore all submitted projects should be for a concept design. All proposals will be reviewed by an international jury. Winners will be decided according to the conceptual merit of the works submitted to the competition. Finally, winning designs will be exhibited in Wellington and published through our Media Partner, ArchitectureNow.
The Site
The site of this competition is the Band Rotunda which is located at the heart of Oriental Parade, one of the most beautiful and popular streets in Wellington. The area of the site is about 530 m2 with a semi-circular shape projecting into Wellington Harbour.
A bathing pavilion was built on the site in the nineteenth century. A second floor was subsequently added to the original art-deco structure in the late twentieth century which until recently accommodated a restaurant. After an earthquake in 2016, a crack in the foundation of the building indicated that the added floor was too heavy for the original design. City councilors and planners question whether we should bring the building back to its original design, or if we would be better off to create a new structure that expresses the spirit of our time. Creative and innovative proposals both the design of the new structure and for the use of the site are encouraged in this competition.
Competition Type
Single stage ideas competition
Admission Area
International
Elibility
This Architecture Ideas Competition is open to students and young professionals (under 40) in areas related to architecture. No professional qualification is required. Design proposals can be developed individually or by teams (4 team members maximum). We also encourage and support the registration of architecture teaching institutions as this competition provides a realistic, compelling and challenging task for students.
Schedule
Competition Announcement: 15 April 2018
Design Proposal Submission: 30 October 2018
Results Announcement: 15 November 2018
Exhibition: March 2019
Registration Fee
Early Birds (before 30.08.2018): $20 /Team
Standard: $30 /Team
Entries From Developing Countries: $10 /Team
Teaching Institution Registration: $500
Jury
– Andy Thomson | President of Oriental Bay Residents Association (to be confirmed)
– Diane Brand | Professor at University of Auckland
– Harris Maragkos | Associate Director of AECOM
– Marc Aurel Schnabel | Professor at Victoria University of Wellington
– Pamela Bell | CEO of Prefab New Zealand
Prizes
1° Prize : 1.500 NZD
2° Prize : 1.000 NZD
3° Prize : 500 NZD
5 Honorable Mentions
All winning proposals will be published in architectural magazines,
ADEDU website and will be exhibited in Wellington.
Submission Requirements
– Participants are required to submit two A1 portrait-orientated presentation boards (must not exceed 5mb per jpg or pdf) with sketches, renderings, plans, sections, elevations, diagrams, and/or other presentation tools to explain their proposal.
– All information provided in writing must be in English.
– Presentation boards must not include or indicate any information related to the individual’s/team’s identity.
– All proposals must be submitted before 30 October 2018
More information and documents at
adedu.co.nz/architecture-competition
Organizer
ADEDU, New Zealand
Sponsors:
Victoria University of Wellington
The University of Auckland
WelTec - Wellington Institute of Technology
Resene Paints Ltd
Competition Contact
All communication regarding the competition
should only be carried out with ADEDU staff.
For any questions please contact us on info@adedu.co.nz
Competition Assignment
This is a single stage ideas competition with the aim of identifying the best proposal for a Creative Exhibition Center in Wellington, the capital of New Zealand.
This competition is open to all students and professionals of areas related to architecture. Multidisciplinary teams are encouraged. We invite you to create innovative solutions to tackle the challenges presented. The winning design will demonstrate a high degree of expression and creativity in fulfilling the program requirements, in accordance with the specific design guidelines presented here.
This is an ideas competition, therefore all submitted projects should be for a concept design. All proposals will be reviewed by an international jury. Winners will be decided according to the conceptual merit of the works submitted to the competition. Finally, winning designs will be exhibited in Wellington and published through our Media Partner, ArchitectureNow.
The Site
The site of this competition is the Band Rotunda which is located at the heart of Oriental Parade, one of the most beautiful and popular streets in Wellington. The area of the site is about 530 m2 with a semi-circular shape projecting into Wellington Harbour.
A bathing pavilion was built on the site in the nineteenth century. A second floor was subsequently added to the original art-deco structure in the late twentieth century which until recently accommodated a restaurant. After an earthquake in 2016, a crack in the foundation of the building indicated that the added floor was too heavy for the original design. City councilors and planners question whether we should bring the building back to its original design, or if we would be better off to create a new structure that expresses the spirit of our time. Creative and innovative proposals both the design of the new structure and for the use of the site are encouraged in this competition.
Competition Type
Single stage ideas competition
Admission Area
International
Elibility
This Architecture Ideas Competition is open to students and young professionals (under 40) in areas related to architecture. No professional qualification is required. Design proposals can be developed individually or by teams (4 team members maximum). We also encourage and support the registration of architecture teaching institutions as this competition provides a realistic, compelling and challenging task for students.
Schedule
Competition Announcement: 15 April 2018
Design Proposal Submission: 30 October 2018
Results Announcement: 15 November 2018
Exhibition: March 2019
Registration Fee
Early Birds (before 30.08.2018): $20 /Team
Standard: $30 /Team
Entries From Developing Countries: $10 /Team
Teaching Institution Registration: $500
Jury
– Andy Thomson | President of Oriental Bay Residents Association (to be confirmed)
– Diane Brand | Professor at University of Auckland
– Harris Maragkos | Associate Director of AECOM
– Marc Aurel Schnabel | Professor at Victoria University of Wellington
– Pamela Bell | CEO of Prefab New Zealand
Prizes
1° Prize : 1.500 NZD
2° Prize : 1.000 NZD
3° Prize : 500 NZD
5 Honorable Mentions
All winning proposals will be published in architectural magazines,
ADEDU website and will be exhibited in Wellington.
Submission Requirements
– Participants are required to submit two A1 portrait-orientated presentation boards (must not exceed 5mb per jpg or pdf) with sketches, renderings, plans, sections, elevations, diagrams, and/or other presentation tools to explain their proposal.
– All information provided in writing must be in English.
– Presentation boards must not include or indicate any information related to the individual’s/team’s identity.
– All proposals must be submitted before 30 October 2018
More information and documents at
adedu.co.nz/architecture-competition
