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- Tag der Veröffentlichung
- 05.03.2020
- Bewerbungsfrist
- 18.03.2020
- Abgabetermin
- 31.05.2020
- Preisgerichtssitzung
- 03.06.2020
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- BAM | Because Architecture Matters
5-Star Hotel construction
Organizers
BAM | Because Architecture Matters
competition.bam.archi
E-mail: concours@bam.archi
The Competition
For decades, the seaside activity and the privatization of the seashores have participated in the transformation of the French and international coasts by the construction of facilities inherent to these mass tourist flows. Whether fortunate or unfortunate, these constructions have often had a negative impact on their environment and the stability of the surrounding biodiversity. It is therefore essential today to reduce the environmental impact of this activity. The challenge of the competition will be to find sufficiently innovative architectural responses to limit the environmental impact of construction and allow the development of biodiversity.
How can a hotel complex be built today while minimizing its carbon footprint and offering sustainable and responsible construction techniques for a local activity that needs to be revitalized and perpetuated?
An idyllic island in the French overseas territory, Martinique is a dream destination for many French and international tourists. With more than a million visitors a year, tourism is not the main economic activity of the island but remains one of its pillars. The exceptional geographical location of the project imposes respect for the surrounding nature, which is both its showcase and its main asset.
The ambition of this competition is therefore to build an exemplary building at the service of sustainable tourism.
The Program
A €40 MILLIONS ECOLOGICAL HOTEL
The project envisages the construction of a 5-star hotel comprising approximately 80 suites with areas ranging from 40 to 160 sq.m., as well as their common areas, swimming pool, bar, restaurant, spa and gym, with a total surface area of approximately 7,000 sq.m.
The project also provides for the development of the Pointe du Bout fort, a former 17th century military fort, classified as a historical monument since 2014.
The estimated cost of the works is approximately 40 million euros.
Specifications detailing the programme will be sent to the teams selected to compete.
Eligibility
- The competition is open to all French or foreign architects authorized to practice in France.
- It is strongly recommended that an interior architect / decorator, and design offices specialized in energy and environmental performance, with references in low carbon and high environmental performance buildings, be part of the team.
- The association with a local partner for the follow-up of the works can be a plus for the constitution of the team, but no exclusivity is imposed on this subject.
Schedule
Competition:
Registration: up to and including March 18, 2020
Announcement of applicants invited in the competition: March 23, 2020
Deadline for projects submission: May 31, 2020
Competition jury: June 03, 2020
Winner announcement: June 2020
Project:
Submission of building permit: June 30, 2020
Start of work: January 2021
More information and details at
competition.bam.archi/pointedubout
Organizers
BAM | Because Architecture Matters
competition.bam.archi
E-mail: concours@bam.archi
The Competition
For decades, the seaside activity and the privatization of the seashores have participated in the transformation of the French and international coasts by the construction of facilities inherent to these mass tourist flows. Whether fortunate or unfortunate, these constructions have often had a negative impact on their environment and the stability of the surrounding biodiversity. It is therefore essential today to reduce the environmental impact of this activity. The challenge of the competition will be to find sufficiently innovative architectural responses to limit the environmental impact of construction and allow the development of biodiversity.
How can a hotel complex be built today while minimizing its carbon footprint and offering sustainable and responsible construction techniques for a local activity that needs to be revitalized and perpetuated?
An idyllic island in the French overseas territory, Martinique is a dream destination for many French and international tourists. With more than a million visitors a year, tourism is not the main economic activity of the island but remains one of its pillars. The exceptional geographical location of the project imposes respect for the surrounding nature, which is both its showcase and its main asset.
The ambition of this competition is therefore to build an exemplary building at the service of sustainable tourism.
The Program
A €40 MILLIONS ECOLOGICAL HOTEL
The project envisages the construction of a 5-star hotel comprising approximately 80 suites with areas ranging from 40 to 160 sq.m., as well as their common areas, swimming pool, bar, restaurant, spa and gym, with a total surface area of approximately 7,000 sq.m.
The project also provides for the development of the Pointe du Bout fort, a former 17th century military fort, classified as a historical monument since 2014.
The estimated cost of the works is approximately 40 million euros.
Specifications detailing the programme will be sent to the teams selected to compete.
Eligibility
- The competition is open to all French or foreign architects authorized to practice in France.
- It is strongly recommended that an interior architect / decorator, and design offices specialized in energy and environmental performance, with references in low carbon and high environmental performance buildings, be part of the team.
- The association with a local partner for the follow-up of the works can be a plus for the constitution of the team, but no exclusivity is imposed on this subject.
Schedule
Competition:
Registration: up to and including March 18, 2020
Announcement of applicants invited in the competition: March 23, 2020
Deadline for projects submission: May 31, 2020
Competition jury: June 03, 2020
Winner announcement: June 2020
Project:
Submission of building permit: June 30, 2020
Start of work: January 2021
More information and details at
competition.bam.archi/pointedubout
