Core77 recently unveiled the winner of this month’s 1 Hour Design Challenge. To the uninitiated, Core77 runs a series of competitions that address a unique topic (past competitions include The Future of Digital Reading).
The topic for this month was emergency shelters, which in the wake of the earthquakes in both Haiti and Chile seems particularly [...]
Last evening at Studio X, the latest winner of the Spontaneous Architecture competition was announced.
The theme this month was responding to the crisis in Haiti. Participants were asked to address the question of not only creating emergency shelter, but in the wake of the literal collapse of Parliament, creating emergency institutions.
After deliberating in NYC yesterday, our international jury, chaired by Juergen Mayer H, chose Dubai-ing as the winner of the Competition Competition 2010! The winning design, submitted by Mickael Papin, David Neil, Magali Lamoureux, Pierre Sillande, and Nicolas Lombardi, beat out over 600 other entries! Congratulations to the winning team and to the honorable mentions!
In [...]
There is a party this week – and you are invited.
UPDATE – PARTY IS BOOKED – BUT I WILL BE TWEETING FROM THE EVENT @ARCHITIZER.
Juergen Mayer H., Architizer member, chair of the Competition Competition 2010 jury, and all-around amazing architect, will be having a conversation about architecture with fellow jury member and Architizer member Andres [...]
The architects taking part in this competition were asked to design an international business center and hotel for the Armenian capital of Yerevan. For the geo-naive, Yerevan is the most populous city of Armenia, boasting a population over one million residents.
The organizers of the competition outlined the following:
The goal of the competition is to realize [...]
Here is a look at entries submitted to Competition Competition 2010 – this time, the Växjö Tennis Centre competition.
How do you design a Tennis Center? That is the question a group of Swedish companies asked; Södra, Välle Broar, The Centre for Wood Construction and Housing (CBBT) and Martinsons launched the Växjö Tennis Centre competition.
According to [...]
There is only one week left to enter your competition entries from 2009! Submit them as soon as possible.
Today we look at the ThyssenKrupp Elevator Architecture Award, one that many people have entered into Competition Competition 2010.
The requirement for this competition was to design a tall emblem structure in a centrally-located park in Dubai.
In addition, [...]
One of the competitions that we have seen the most entries for is the Designing in Teheran competition, organized by clothing retailer United Colors of Benetton.
According to the competition’s website, the objective was to design two multi-story buildings in the Iranian capital of Teheran [Tehran].
Did you participate in this competition and not win? Be sure [...]
Here is a first look at some of the entries for Competition Competition 2010.
As the number of applicants continues to grow, we have been able to find multiple entries for the same competition. It has been really cool seeing the different designs people have come up with.
Today is a look at some who have entered [...]
Like a beacon of hope on a cold winter’s day, the announcement last week that SO-IL was the winner of the annual Young Architects Program competition to design the courtyard space at P.S.1, in Queens, came as a sign that, eventually, it would once again be warm in New York.
Not only does the design remind [...]
