Unbuilt Award 2024 , Singapur

 

Buildner Architecture Competitions

 

ArchDaily

 

The Buildner's Unbuilt Award 2024 stands as a grand celebration of architectural creativity and innovation, dedicated to honoring the brilliance of unrealized designs. It recognizes the profound value embedded within the creative process, celebrating ideas and visions that, while not brought to life, embody the spirit of architectural exploration and ingenuity. This competition celebrates the creative journey of architects and designers, providing a stage for the ideas that push boundaries and shape the future.

 

Participants are invited to submit their work, offering unrestricted freedom to highlight their creativity and vision. Whether it's designs still on paper, detailed plans awaiting realization, or conceptual ideas seeking acknowledgment, all forms of unbuilt projects are welcome.

 

Submissions are categorized as small, medium, or large, so every project gets the recognition it deserves. Buildner aims to showcase the incredible potential of these unbuilt designs, applauding the imagination and commitment of architects and designers striving for innovation and excellence.

 

Closing date for registration: 30 October 2024

Closing date for project submission: 20 November 2024, 23:59 (LONDON TIME)

Announcement of winners: 18 December 2024

 

Total Prize Fund: 100,000 € & your chapter in the book

 

The Buildner Unbuilt Award winners:

Small scale category winner: 20,000 €

Medium scale category winner: 20,000 €

Large scale category winner: 20,000 €

 

Honourable mentions:

Five small scale category honourable mentions: 1,000 € x 5

Five medium scale category honourable mentions: 1,000 € x 5

Five large scale category honourable mentions: 1,000 € x 5

 

Student prize winners:

Small scale category winner: 5,000 €

Medium scale category winner: 5,000 €

Large scale category winner: 5,000 €

 

The best presentation award:

All categories compete for one prize: 10,000 €

 

Ben Van Berkel, UNStudio (Netherlands)

Ece Calguner Erzan, SOM (USA)

Francine Houben, Mecanoo (Netherlands)

Lyndon Neri, Neri&Hu Design and Research Office (China)