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- wa-2024413
- Tag der Veröffentlichung
- 01.02.2018
- Aktualisiert am
- 10.07.2018
- Verfahrensart
- Offener Wettbewerb
- Zulassungsbereich
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Andere
- Teilnehmer
- Keine Teilnahmebeschränkungen
- Auslober
- Project Earth 2
- Bewerbungsschluss
- 30.04.2018
- Abgabetermin
- 01.05.2018
- Preisgerichtssitzung
- 01.06.2018
1. Preis
Samantha Ong · Emir Abdul-Emir · Juan Vallejo · Daniella Vega-Ortiz, Team #10096
Projekt: Weaving Communities
2. Preis
StudioPOD, Team #10034
Projekt: Weaving Lost Identities
3. Preis
Juana Canet Rosselló, Team #10027
Projekt: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Regenerate, Reformat
3. Preis
Ahmad Fauzan Ibrahim · Amirul Hakeem Ma'az · Muhammad Syazwan Amidun · Salihin Hilmi Mustapa · Wan Amirul Ashraf Zakaria · Puteri Mayang Bahjah Zaharin, Team #10135
Projekt: Reminiscing the Borderless
Anerkennung
Anna Otlik · Karol Mądrecki · Artur Nitribitt, Team #10050
Projekt: Synergy Dwelling
Anerkennung
Bouvier Baptiste · Beuvelet Eliott · Jacques-Sermet Thibaut, Team #10129
Projekt: Reviviscence
Anerkennung
Jason Olsen, Team #10029
Projekt: S.E.E.E.D Cities
Anerkennung
Isabel Bravo · Lidia Fernández · Belen Gesto · Julia Otaño · Adela Salas · Daniel Tobalina, Team #10074
Projekt: Public Space Tool Kit
Anerkennung
Alejandro Rubio Cebrián · Adrian Andrés Belmonte, Team #10036
Projekt: Permanent Temporality
Anerkennung
Sebastian Trujillo · Kruti Shah, Team #10064
Projekt: The Intermediate Network
Anerkennung
Fiamma Ficcadenti · Federico Caserta · Francesco Casini · Gianmarco Lucarini, Team #10025
Projekt: Rhizhome_City
Anerkennung
Li Jiajia · Ai Huiying · Chen Jingkai · Zhang Yifei · Yang Fei · Ma Yaobao, Team #10118
Anerkennung
Alexandre Zein, Team #10015
Projekt: The Squatter Settlement
Anerkennung
Megat Khairur Rasyad Zulkhairi · Hairil Ridzwan Harmain · Akmal Husaini Azman · Izzati Rafhana Abitalhah · Haziqah Fatini Mohd Zulkafli · Puteri Mayang Bahjah Zaharin, Team #10134
Projekt: Stargate | Melilla
Verfahrensart
Offener Ideenwettbewerb
Wettbewerbsaufgabe
Project Earth 2 wants to propose a different approach towards refugees and refugee camps. Rather than conceiving refugee camps as storage facilities to fulfill basic human needs and refugees as temporary inhabitants, we encourage you to zoom out and consider the refugee camps as an instrument and an opportunity to activate deserted areas of Europe. Design refugee camps as stable settlements and as a changing structure that can grow, adapt and develop. How refugee camps can be flexible and grow in an organized way as their population increase? How can they transform from a temporary shelter into a stable settlement, providing proper living conditions and becoming the cities of tomorrow?
Offener Ideenwettbewerb
Wettbewerbsaufgabe
Project Earth 2 wants to propose a different approach towards refugees and refugee camps. Rather than conceiving refugee camps as storage facilities to fulfill basic human needs and refugees as temporary inhabitants, we encourage you to zoom out and consider the refugee camps as an instrument and an opportunity to activate deserted areas of Europe. Design refugee camps as stable settlements and as a changing structure that can grow, adapt and develop. How refugee camps can be flexible and grow in an organized way as their population increase? How can they transform from a temporary shelter into a stable settlement, providing proper living conditions and becoming the cities of tomorrow?
Concept competition | Cities of tomorrow
Auslober / Organizer
Project Earth 2
E-mail: info@projectearth2.org
www.projectearth2.org/
Wettbewerbsaufgabe / Competition Assignment
Project Earth 2 wants to propose a different approach towards refugees and refugee camps. Rather than conceiving refugee camps as storage facilities to fulfill basic human needs and refugees as temporary inhabitants, we encourage you to zoom out and consider the refugee camps as an instrument and an opportunity to activate deserted areas of Europe. Design refugee camps as stable settlements and as a changing structure that can grow, adapt and develop. How refugee camps can be flexible and grow in an organized way as their population increase? How can they transform from a temporary shelter into a stable settlement, providing proper living conditions and becoming the cities of tomorrow?
Solutions created by participants will be delivered to organizations and NGO working on-site, aiming at implementing them.
Wettbewerbsart / Competition Type
Open Ideas Competition
Zulassungsbereich / Admission Area
International
Teilnehmer / Participants
Any architecture student or actual architect can participate in the competition, regardless of their nationality. Likewise, people from other disciplines can also participate, such as philosophers, sociologists, researchers, etc. The presence of an architect is not necessary, although it is recommended.
All information submitted by participants must be in English. Design proposals can be developed individually or by teams (6 team members maximum)
Termine / Schedule
Starting date for registration – 1st Feb / 2018
Closing date for registration – 30th April / 2018
Closing date for project submission – 1st May / 2018
Announcement of the winners – June / 2018
Fachpreisrichter / Jury
– Eliza Montgomery: Ennead Lab, Rethinking Refugee Communities.
– Monica Noro: Coordinator Syria Regional Refugee Response for United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. (Upon confirmation).
– Michelle Provoost: Director of the International New Town Institute.
– Lígia Paula Simões Esteves Nunes Pereira da Silva: Founder of Architects Without Borders Portugal.
– Don Weinreich: Ennead Lab, Rethinking Refugee Communities.
– Daniel Wiens: Founder of Journeyman International
Preise / Awards
1st prize: 1.500€
2nd prize: 1.000€
3rd prize: 300€
People‘s choice prize: 200€
10 Honorable mentions
Publications:
- Open Bank of Design Ideas
- International media coverage
Unterlagen / Documents
www.projectearth2.org/citiesoftomorrow
Auslober / Organizer
Project Earth 2
E-mail: info@projectearth2.org
www.projectearth2.org/
Wettbewerbsaufgabe / Competition Assignment
Project Earth 2 wants to propose a different approach towards refugees and refugee camps. Rather than conceiving refugee camps as storage facilities to fulfill basic human needs and refugees as temporary inhabitants, we encourage you to zoom out and consider the refugee camps as an instrument and an opportunity to activate deserted areas of Europe. Design refugee camps as stable settlements and as a changing structure that can grow, adapt and develop. How refugee camps can be flexible and grow in an organized way as their population increase? How can they transform from a temporary shelter into a stable settlement, providing proper living conditions and becoming the cities of tomorrow?
Solutions created by participants will be delivered to organizations and NGO working on-site, aiming at implementing them.
Wettbewerbsart / Competition Type
Open Ideas Competition
Zulassungsbereich / Admission Area
International
Teilnehmer / Participants
Any architecture student or actual architect can participate in the competition, regardless of their nationality. Likewise, people from other disciplines can also participate, such as philosophers, sociologists, researchers, etc. The presence of an architect is not necessary, although it is recommended.
All information submitted by participants must be in English. Design proposals can be developed individually or by teams (6 team members maximum)
Termine / Schedule
Starting date for registration – 1st Feb / 2018
Closing date for registration – 30th April / 2018
Closing date for project submission – 1st May / 2018
Announcement of the winners – June / 2018
Fachpreisrichter / Jury
– Eliza Montgomery: Ennead Lab, Rethinking Refugee Communities.
– Monica Noro: Coordinator Syria Regional Refugee Response for United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. (Upon confirmation).
– Michelle Provoost: Director of the International New Town Institute.
– Lígia Paula Simões Esteves Nunes Pereira da Silva: Founder of Architects Without Borders Portugal.
– Don Weinreich: Ennead Lab, Rethinking Refugee Communities.
– Daniel Wiens: Founder of Journeyman International
Preise / Awards
1st prize: 1.500€
2nd prize: 1.000€
3rd prize: 300€
People‘s choice prize: 200€
10 Honorable mentions
Publications:
- Open Bank of Design Ideas
- International media coverage
Unterlagen / Documents
www.projectearth2.org/citiesoftomorrow
