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  • Home For The Blind
  • Home For The Blind
  • Home For The Blind
  • Home For The Blind
  • Home For The Blind
  • Home For The Blind
  • 1. Preis + ARCHHIVE Student Award: Claire Hicks · Joshua Tan · Christina Zhang, Yale School of Architecture, USA
  • 1. Preis + ARCHHIVE Student Award: Claire Hicks · Joshua Tan · Christina Zhang, Yale School of Architecture, USA
  • 1. Preis + ARCHHIVE Student Award: Claire Hicks · Joshua Tan · Christina Zhang, Yale School of Architecture, USA
  • 1. Preis + ARCHHIVE Student Award: Claire Hicks · Joshua Tan · Christina Zhang, Yale School of Architecture, USA
  • 1. Preis + ARCHHIVE Student Award: Claire Hicks · Joshua Tan · Christina Zhang, Yale School of Architecture, USA
  • 1. Preis + ARCHHIVE Student Award: Claire Hicks · Joshua Tan · Christina Zhang, Yale School of Architecture, USA

Home For The Blind

Architektur Wettbewerbs-Ergebnis

wa-ID
wa-2031914
Tag der Veröffentlichung
10.06.2021
Aktualisiert am
24.02.2022
Verfahrensart
Offener Wettbewerb
Zulassungsbereich
Andere
Teilnehmer
Keine Teilnahmebeschränkungen
Auslober
Bewerbungsschluss
02.11.2021
Abgabetermin
07.12.2021
Bekanntgabe
16.02.2022

1. Preis + ARCHHIVE Student Award

Projekt: The Guiding Wall
Claire Hicks · Joshua Tan · Christina Zhang,
Yale School of Architecture, USA
  • 1. Preis + ARCHHIVE Student Award: Claire Hicks · Joshua Tan · Christina Zhang, Yale School of Architecture, USA
  • 1. Preis + ARCHHIVE Student Award: Claire Hicks · Joshua Tan · Christina Zhang, Yale School of Architecture, USA
  • 1. Preis + ARCHHIVE Student Award: Claire Hicks · Joshua Tan · Christina Zhang, Yale School of Architecture, USA
  • 1. Preis + ARCHHIVE Student Award: Claire Hicks · Joshua Tan · Christina Zhang, Yale School of Architecture, USA
  • 1. Preis + ARCHHIVE Student Award: Claire Hicks · Joshua Tan · Christina Zhang, Yale School of Architecture, USA
  • 1. Preis + ARCHHIVE Student Award: Claire Hicks · Joshua Tan · Christina Zhang, Yale School of Architecture, USA
  • 1. Preis + ARCHHIVE Student Award: Claire Hicks · Joshua Tan · Christina Zhang, Yale School of Architecture, USA
  • 1. Preis + ARCHHIVE Student Award: Claire Hicks · Joshua Tan · Christina Zhang, Yale School of Architecture, USA
  • 1. Preis + ARCHHIVE Student Award: Claire Hicks · Joshua Tan · Christina Zhang, Yale School of Architecture, USA
  • 1. Preis + ARCHHIVE Student Award: Claire Hicks · Joshua Tan · Christina Zhang, Yale School of Architecture, USA
  • 1. Preis + ARCHHIVE Student Award: Claire Hicks · Joshua Tan · Christina Zhang, Yale School of Architecture, USA
  • 1. Preis + ARCHHIVE Student Award: Claire Hicks · Joshua Tan · Christina Zhang, Yale School of Architecture, USA
  • 1. Preis + ARCHHIVE Student Award: Claire Hicks · Joshua Tan · Christina Zhang, Yale School of Architecture, USA
  • 1. Preis + ARCHHIVE Student Award: Claire Hicks · Joshua Tan · Christina Zhang, Yale School of Architecture, USA
  • 1. Preis + ARCHHIVE Student Award: Claire Hicks · Joshua Tan · Christina Zhang, Yale School of Architecture, USA
  • 1. Preis + ARCHHIVE Student Award: Claire Hicks · Joshua Tan · Christina Zhang, Yale School of Architecture, USA
  • 1. Preis + ARCHHIVE Student Award: Claire Hicks · Joshua Tan · Christina Zhang, Yale School of Architecture, USA
  • 1. Preis + ARCHHIVE Student Award: Claire Hicks · Joshua Tan · Christina Zhang, Yale School of Architecture, USA
  • 1. Preis + ARCHHIVE Student Award: Claire Hicks · Joshua Tan · Christina Zhang, Yale School of Architecture, USA
  • 1. Preis + ARCHHIVE Student Award: Claire Hicks · Joshua Tan · Christina Zhang, Yale School of Architecture, USA
  • 1. Preis + ARCHHIVE Student Award: Claire Hicks · Joshua Tan · Christina Zhang, Yale School of Architecture, USA
  • 1. Preis + ARCHHIVE Student Award: Claire Hicks · Joshua Tan · Christina Zhang, Yale School of Architecture, USA

2. Preis

Projekt: Because every step counts
Aleksandra Maszczyk · Oliwia Karapuda · Artemis Athanasiadi,
Academy of Fine Arts in Gdansk, Polen

3. Preis + BB Green Award

Projekt: Barn Home
Lucie Perretten · Arthur Stepczynski,
Epfl École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Schweiz
Verfahrensart
Offener Ideenwettbewerb

Wettbewerbsaufgabe
Architektur und Design werden in erster Linie als visuelle Medien betrachtet, wobei die visuelle Ästhetik im Mittelpunkt vieler Aspekte der modernen architektonischen Wohn- und Arbeitsplatzgestaltung steht. Doch großartige Architektur muss nicht nur dem Auge schmeicheln, sondern auch funktional sein. Niemand weiß das besser als Menschen mit funktionellen Einschränkungen, die bedeuten, dass sie täglich auf gute Architektur und gutes Design angewiesen sind.

Der Wettbewerb Home for the Blind ist der erste in der Reihe Barrierefreie Architektur von Bee Breeders, in der die Beziehung zwischen Architektur und Barrierefreiheit untersucht wird. Architekten und Designer haben die einmalige Chance, barrierefreie Architektur neu zu erfinden, indem sie die Barrierefreiheit in den Vordergrund des Designs stellen, anstatt sie als nachträglichen Gedanken zu belassen. Wie kann die Architektur die Art und Weise beeinflussen, wie sich ein Mensch in einem Haus bewegt? Wie kann sie den Menschen helfen, sich sicher, komfortabel und unabhängig zu fühlen?

Für den Wettbewerb Home for the Blind werden die Teilnehmer gebeten, Entwürfe für ein Doppelhaus für einen einzelnen blinden Bewohner einzureichen. Das Haus sollte alle grundlegenden Annehmlichkeiten eines typischen Hauses aufweisen, wie Küche, Schlafzimmer, Wohnzimmer und Bad, sowie einen kleinen Innenhof.

Die Teilnehmer werden gebeten, Entwürfe zu erstellen, die das Leben und die Lebenserfahrung der Bewohner verbessern. Materialität, Zirkulation und Zonierung sind nur einige der Punkte, auf die sich die Teilnehmer in ihren Projektvorschlägen konzentrieren sollten.

Für diesen Wettbewerb gibt es keinen bestimmten Standort, daher werden die Teilnehmer gebeten, einen theoretischen Standort in ihrem Heimatland auszuwählen.

Competition assignment
Architecture and design are primarily thought of as visual mediums, with visual aesthetics at the heart of many aspects of modern architectural home and workplace design. But more than being appealing to the eye, great architecture needs to be functional. No one knows this better than those with functional variations that mean they have limited senses and rely on good architecture and great design on a daily basis.

The Home for the Blind competition is the first in the Bee Breeders accessible architecture series which focuses on exploring the relationship between architecture and accessibility. Architects and designers have a unique opportunity to reinvent accessible architecture by putting accessibility at the forefront of design, rather than leaving it as an afterthought. How can architecture influence how a person moves through a home? How can it help people to feel safe, comfortable, and independent?

For the Home for the Blind competition, participants are asked to submit designs for a semi-detached house for a single blind occupant. The property would need to include all the basic amenities of a typical home, such as a kitchen, bedroom, living room, and bathroom, as well as a small courtyard.

Participants are asked to create designs that enhance the lives and living experiences of the inhabitants. Materiality, circulation, and zoning are just a few of the things that participants should focus on in their project submissions.

There is no specified site for this competition, so participants are asked to select a theoretical site from their own home country.

Jury
Jos Boys, co-founder of UK-based The DisOrdinary Architecture Project
Maya Mahgoub-Desai, Chair of Environmental Design at OCAD University and a practicing urban designer and planner with Moriyama Teshima Architects
Chris Downey, Architecture for the Blind
Rosa Lorenzo Downey, Architecture for the Blind
Alan Dunlop, Alan Dunlop Architects
Rion Philbin, creative director of No So Studio and previous founder of So & So Studio

Weitere Informationen zu den Gewinnern finden Sie unter /
More information about the winners can be found at:

architecturecompetitions.com/blindhome
Architecture and design are primarily thought of as visual mediums, with visual aesthetics at the heart of many aspects of modern architectural home and workplace design. But more than being appealing to the eye, great architecture needs to be functional. No one knows this better than those with functional variations that mean they have limited senses and rely on good architecture and great design on a daily basis.

The Home for the Blind competition is the first in the Bee Breeders accessible architecture series which focuses on exploring the relationship between architecture and accessibility. Architects and designers have a unique opportunity to reinvent accessible architecture by putting accessibility at the forefront of design, rather than leaving it as an afterthought. How can architecture influence how a person moves through a home? How can it help people to feel safe, comfortable, and independent?

For the Home for the Blind competition, participants are asked to submit designs for a semi-detached house for a single blind occupant. The property would need to include all the basic amenities of a typical home, such as a kitchen, bedroom, living room, and bathroom, as well as a small courtyard.

Participants are asked to create designs that enhance the lives and living experiences of the inhabitants. Materiality, circulation, and zoning are just a few of the things that participants should focus on in their project submissions.

There is no specified site for this competition, so participants are asked to select a theoretical site from their own home country.

Download full competition brief for more information! 

Competition is open to all. No professional qualification is required. Design proposals can be developed individually or by teams (4 team members maximum). Correspondence with organizers must be conducted in English; All information submitted by participants must be in English

Schedule
Closing date for registration
02 NOVEMBER, 2021

Closing date for project submission
07 DECEMBER, 2021 (11:59pm GMT+0)

Announcement of the winners
16 FEBRUARY, 2022

Competition Q&A deadline: 08 November, 2021

More information
architecturecompetitions.com/blindhome

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