cuộc thi mới http://www.schindleraward.com/man/WEB/webcomp.nsf/pages/test-welcome%201-01 Schindler Award for Architecture: "Access for All" A Conceptual Competition for European Schools of Architecture Under the sponsorship of Schindler, the Elevator and Escalator Company Dear Students, The Council of Europe has designated 2003 as the European Year of People with Disabilities. Schindler, the world?Ts largest manufacturer of escalators and second largest manufacturer of elevators, has always been committed to improving the mobility of people with disabilities, making a tangible contribution through its ?odesign for all? vertical transport products. Schindler is collaborating with the European Commission as a Corporate Partner during this important year. The launch of the European Architectural Competition is one activity amongst others that we are supporting as part of this collaboration. It is aimed at students in their last two years of study at major European schools of architecture. This event presents a unique opportunity to increase the awareness and understanding of issues surrounding accessibility and the need for truly accessible vertical transport products.The competition targets you as designers of the future, primarily to raise your awareness of the issues, but also challenges you to deliver bold new designs in accessibility. New modes of transport and brand-new concepts designed into the architecture of the project could reveal radical new forms of accessibility. Students, we are looking forward to see your projects and are counting on you for surprising and constructive proposals! Wishing you all the best Để gió cuốn đi
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Application The conceptual competition "Access for All" is open to all students of the two last years studying at a European university or college of architecture. We kindly ask the responsible professor to apply his class directly on this website by filling out the online application form. A confirmation will be returned to the class representative or professor within seven days. The documentation of the Schindler Award including a CD ROM and a gift from Schindler will be sent to the classes after September 15th, 2003. Since the number of students per course varies greatly among European universities, Schindler rules that courses with more than twelve students may be subdivided into classes. This measure helps to equalize the chances for all students to be selected to participate in the finals. Each class will choose one of the proposed focal topics to best fit its internal program. It will subsequently organize an internal competition to select the one project which will be submitted to the European competition finals. Example: A final-year course of 30 students may submit three projects for the finals (12 + 12 + 6 = 3 classes). The competition is accessible to students as individuals. It is up to the schools to decide according to their policy whether teamwork is allowed. ndmt
http://www.archiseek.com/ ai quan tâm thì vào đây ... Holocaust Human Rights Center of Maine The Holocaust Human Rights Center of Maine (HHRC) and the University of Maine at Augusta (UMA) are excited to announce an open two-stage Design Competition for an ad***ion to the Bennett D. Katz Library to house the Education Resource Center on the campus of the University of Maine at Augusta. The Sponsor''''s goals for this two-stage open design Competition are: - to elicit and select a creative design which will express the mission of the HHRC (the mission of the HHRC is to educate about the Holocaust, to advocate for human rights and dignity, and to celebrate diversity). - to build a resource center that provides an inspiring and welcoming educational environment for people of all ages - to build within the proposed budget. Type Of Project Each submission must provide a conceptual design for a 5,500-6,000 sq. ft. Education Resource Center with a construction budget of $1 million (Phase 1). The design must also allow for a possible Phase 2 future expansion of a multi-use/lecture/performance area that will accommodate 130-150 people. In general, the planned buildings and site plan should incorporate the goals of sustainable design within the allotted budget. Registration All interested participants must be at least 18 years of age and may register by submitting the Registration Form, along with a check or money order in the amount of $25.00, payable to HHRC. Submissions will be accepted from individuals or teams. Competition Format This Design Competition is organized in two stages. In stage one, the Building Committee will choose up to four designs whose authors will be invited to participate in stage two, which entails the submission of more detailed proposals for the Education Resource Center. In ad***ion, up to five submissions will be chosen for honorable mention. Stage two submission guidelines and other materials will be distributed to the finalists upon notification of their eligibility. From stage two submissions, the Building Committee will recommend a winning design to the Holocaust Human Rights Center, whose Directors shall vote on whether or not to accept the Building Committees recommendation. The results of the Competition will be announced via press releases and this web site. Disputes The decisions of the Sponsor in all matters relating to this Competition will be final. Eligibility Registration is open to anyone at least 18 years of age as of the date of registration. If an entry is submitted by a team, the registration form must identify one official representative. To be eligible to participate in stage two of the competition, each designer or design team must be, or include, a licensed Maine architect or engineer. Registration deadline March 15, 2004 ndmt Được ndmt sửa chữa / chuyển vào 21:02 ngày 04/03/2004
