Eligible: students, professionals
Register/Submit: 26 May 2012
Registration fee: none
Register/Submit: 26 May 2012
Registration fee: none
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Showing posts with label May. Show all posts
72 Hour Urban Action Melbourne
Eligible: students, professionals
Register/Submit: 31 May 2011
Registration fee: $50.00AUD per person / $200.00 per group
Prize: $20,000.00AUD
Register/Submit: 31 May 2011
Registration fee: $50.00AUD per person / $200.00 per group
Prize: $20,000.00AUD
Life at the Speed of Rail
Eligible: students, professionals
Register/Submit: 21 May 2011
Registration fee: none
Prize: 1000 $
Register/Submit: 21 May 2011
Registration fee: none
Prize: 1000 $
Central Park 2011
Eligible: students, professionals
Register: 20 April 2011 / Submit: 2 May 2011
Registration fee: 100/200 $
Prize: 5000 - 15000 $
Register: 20 April 2011 / Submit: 2 May 2011
Registration fee: 100/200 $
Prize: 5000 - 15000 $
One Prize 2011
Eligible: students, professionals
Register: 30 April 2011 / Submit: 31 May 2011
Registration fee: 100/200 $
Prize: 10 000 $
Register: 30 April 2011 / Submit: 31 May 2011
Registration fee: 100/200 $
Prize: 10 000 $
Biological Architecture Award 2011
Eligible: students, professionals
Register: 1 March / Submit 15 May 2010
Registration fee: 65 €
Register: 1 March / Submit 15 May 2010
Registration fee: 65 €
ASLA 2011 Awards
Eligible: students, professionals
Register: 25 February 2011 (professionals) 6 May 2011 (students)
Submit: 11 March 2011 (professionals) 20 May 2011 (students)
Registration fee: 15 - 625 $
Register: 25 February 2011 (professionals) 6 May 2011 (students)
Submit: 11 March 2011 (professionals) 20 May 2011 (students)
Registration fee: 15 - 625 $
Designing the Parks Award
Eligible: professionals
Register/Submit: 17 May 2010
Registration fee: 200$
Register/Submit: 17 May 2010
Registration fee: 200$
VEJPRISEN 2010: The Perfect Bike Path
Eligible: professionals
Register/Submit: 28 May 2010
Registration fee: none
Register/Submit: 28 May 2010
Registration fee: none
Augsburger Pedestrian Zone Competiton
Eligible: professionals
Register/Submit: 18 May 2010
Registration fee: none
Register/Submit: 18 May 2010
Registration fee: none
Werner-Heisenberg-Gymnasium Competition
Eligible: professionals
Register/Submit: 14 May 2010
Registration fee: none
Register/Submit: 14 May 2010
Registration fee: none
ASLA 2010 Student Awards
Eligible: students
Register: 14 May 2010 / Submit: 28 May 2010
Registration fee: 15$/50$
Register: 14 May 2010 / Submit: 28 May 2010
Registration fee: 15$/50$
Wayne Grace Memorial Student Design Competition
Eligible: students
Register/Submit: 28 May 2010
Registration fee: 25$
Register/Submit: 28 May 2010
Registration fee: 25$
Dutch Design Award
Eligible: professionals
Register/Submit: 12 May 2010
Registration fee: none
Entrants are requested to submit per entry some visual material (at the most three Jpegs of up to 1 MB each) and a brief description of the design. Designs made and/or produced and/or presented and/or published in the period from 1 June 2009 to 1 June 2010 qualify for the DDA 2010 edition.
To find out more information click here
Register/Submit: 12 May 2010
Registration fee: none
Entrants are requested to submit per entry some visual material (at the most three Jpegs of up to 1 MB each) and a brief description of the design. Designs made and/or produced and/or presented and/or published in the period from 1 June 2009 to 1 June 2010 qualify for the DDA 2010 edition.
To find out more information click here
Building for Life Award
Eligible: professionals
Register/Submit: 28 May 2010
Registration fee: none
Register/Submit: 28 May 2010
Registration fee: none
Building for Life awards celebrate well-designed housing projects and neighbourhoods in England. Entries for the 2010 Building for Life awards are now open. The Building for Life awards recognise house builders and housing associations that demonstrate a commitment to high design standards, good place making and sustainable development.
Reclaiming the Street
Eligible: students, professionals
Register/Submit: 31 May 2010
Registration fee: none
‘Reclaiming the Street’ is an open-submission competition aimed at established and emerging artists, architects and skateboarders who have or wish to establish a relationship with skateboard culture. We are looking for unpublished and unrealised concepts for the (re)organisation of urban public spaces in order to create a place for multiple user groups including skateboarders.
Register/Submit: 31 May 2010
Registration fee: none
‘Reclaiming the Street’ is an open-submission competition aimed at established and emerging artists, architects and skateboarders who have or wish to establish a relationship with skateboard culture. We are looking for unpublished and unrealised concepts for the (re)organisation of urban public spaces in order to create a place for multiple user groups including skateboarders.
MINE THE GAP
Eligible: students, professionals
Register/Submit: 3 May 2010
Registration fee: 30$/50$/90$
The Chicago Architectural Club is pleased to announce the 2010 Chicago Prize Competition: MINE THE GAP, a single-stage international design ideas competition dedicated to examining one of the most visible scars left after the collapse of the real estate market in Chicago: the massive hole
Register/Submit: 3 May 2010
Registration fee: 30$/50$/90$
The Chicago Architectural Club is pleased to announce the 2010 Chicago Prize Competition: MINE THE GAP, a single-stage international design ideas competition dedicated to examining one of the most visible scars left after the collapse of the real estate market in Chicago: the massive hole
ResilientCity
Eligible: students, professionals
Register: 14 May 2010 / Submit: 28 May 2010
Registration fee: none
The purpose of the ResilientCity.org Design Ideas Competition is to stimulate thinking and discourse about how to increase the resilience of our cities as we move into a century where our cities will be subjected to the combined environmental and economic impacts of peak oil and climate change.
Register: 14 May 2010 / Submit: 28 May 2010
Registration fee: none
The purpose of the ResilientCity.org Design Ideas Competition is to stimulate thinking and discourse about how to increase the resilience of our cities as we move into a century where our cities will be subjected to the combined environmental and economic impacts of peak oil and climate change.
Best Private Plots Award
Eligible: professionals
Register/Submit: 31 May 2010
Registration fee: none
The theme of the “best private plots” open competition, held this year for the fourth time, is the garden as a site for innovation, an open space for games and activities, and a contemporary link between architecture and landscape.
Registration fee: none
The theme of the “best private plots” open competition, held this year for the fourth time, is the garden as a site for innovation, an open space for games and activities, and a contemporary link between architecture and landscape.
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