作者/Writer:kadirbishara 2024.08.19
类型/Type:评奖活动
地点/Location:Unlimited
功能/Program:餐饮建筑
报名截止/Registration:2024.11.25
提交截止/Submission:2024.11.25
参赛资格/Eligibility
Open for All (Fee Waiver Available)
报名费用/Entry Fee
Early Registration: $30 USD / CNY 214.77
Regular Registration: $45 USD / CNY 322.16
Late Registration: $60 USD / CNY 429.55
奖赏/Prize
Winner x 1: $1000 + Certificate + Publication in our Annual Issue + Blog Post
Runners Up x 4: $250 + Certificate + Publication in our Annual Issue + Blog Post
Participation Certificates for all teams
Premise
Cultivating local talent and fostering community spirit through architectural design is the heart of this competition. The challenge is to design a community-based busking café that provides a platform for individuals, particularly those in the arts and creative sectors, who may struggle to gain visibility and support. This café should be a welcoming, vibrant space where these talented individuals can showcase their skills, engage with the community, and build meaningful connections.
Objective
Participants are tasked with creating a multifunctional space that serves as a café and a hub for creative expression. The design should include performance areas, exhibition spaces, and collaborative zones that support and celebrate local talent. The café should be a place where individuals, especially those facing isolation and financial hardship, can come together to thrive both creatively and economically. The design should emphasize inclusivity, accessibility, and the nurturing of a community spirit.
Constraints
The design must include at least one performance area, one exhibition space, and one collaborative zone.
The café should be designed to accommodate a diverse range of artistic performances, from music to visual arts.
Accessibility for all members of the community, including those with disabilities, must be considered in the design.
The design should be sustainable, with a focus on environmentally friendly materials and energy efficiency.
Site
Participants can choose a location in their own city or town, or they can create a fictional site. The chosen site should reflect the needs and characteristics of the local community it intends to serve. Participants should provide a brief description of the site and why it was selected.