Павильон трансформации – конкурс на проектирование и строительство павильона платформы Arch Hive и девелопера Wesgroup
конкурс
международный
открытый
dead-line регистрации:
27.02.2024
dead-line подачи проектов:
02.03.2024
дата объявления результатов:
23.03.2024
тема:
Архитектура
страна:
Канада
открыт для:
всех
регистрационный взнос:
да
сумма:
от 60 до 135 долларов
награда:
Общий призовой фонд 20 000 долларов
жюри:
Brad Jones SVP Development Wesgroup Properties
Dean Johnson VP Development Wesgroup Properties
Robin McMillan VP Brand & Communications Wesgroup Properties
Derick Fluker SVP Leasing & Acquisitions Wesgroup Properties
Elizabeth Model CEO Downtown Surrey BIA
Jinsu Park Designer Herzog & De Meuron
организатор:
Arch Hive
Wesgroup Properties
ссылки:
Pavilion of Transformation
Участникам предлагают представить проект павильона, который станет культовой инсталляцией в районе комплекса Civic Plaza в канадском городе Суррей. Работа должна привлекать пешеходов, стать достопримечательностью и символом своего района. Лучшие проекты будут отмечены денежными премиями и станут кандидатами для реализации.
Изображение: arch-hive.com
пресс-релиз:
Initiative
Arch Hive is committed to offering emerging architectural talent the opportunity to design and present innovative projects, challenging each year’s winners to develop original designs for a temporary, outdoor installation at various sites around the globe. This year, Arch Hive has partnered with Wesgroup to prepared this document for the purpose of arranging the following competition.
About Wesgroup
Wesgroup has grown to become one of Western Canada’s largest private real estate companies. Our operations are vertically integrated, encompassing construction, land acquisition, finance, design, leasing, marketing, sales, and property management. All activities are handled in house. Our focus is growing our Income-Producing Property portfolio, which is located primarily in Metro Vancouver.
Theme: Pavilion For Change
Pavilions are not just structures; they are transformative elements within public spaces that have the power to shape our urban environments, create memorable experiences, and foster a sense of community. The jury are searching for innovative projects that use design to refresh the current pedestrian experience, bringing them a new found sense of belonging and placemaking. Winning entries will be put forward for consideration for construction as well as receiving a share of the $20,000 prize fund.
About Surrey
Surrey is a city in British Columbia, Canada. It is located south of the Fraser River on the Canada–United States border. It is a member municipality of the Metro Vancouver regional district and metropolitan area. Surrey is the province’s second-largest by population after Vancouver and the third-largest by area after Abbotsford and Prince George.
At the epicenter of the development is the Civic Plaza, comprised of several key infrastructure and amenities. With the introduction of these civic elements, the civic plaza has seen an influx of young students and families in the recent years.
Entrants are requested to design an iconic installation that will revitalize the corner facing the South East of Civic Plaza. The work should attract pedestrian traffic and improve the vibrancy of the street. The panel will look favorably upon works that encourage conversation and sharing on media.
Design Criteria
The design can be a purely artistic installation or have interactive elements such as a photozone. Participants are encouraged to be creative in fostering interaction and vibrancy
The work must be easily accessible to all passersby safely regardless of their age and ability
Conscious choice of material to ensure longevity and maintainability of the pavilion
It should withstand natural elements such as rain and snow
The expected life time of the work is up to 12 months
Prevent undesirable usage such as sleeping, vandalism, skateboarding, etc
There would be no power or utilities available. Installations should not propose use of electricity or fire
Design must provision a surface on which organizers and participating stakeholders, including the designers
Submission Requirements
The competition is open to all. No professional qualification is required. All submissions must be entered on Arch Hive website. Correspondence with organizers must be conducted in English; All information submitted by participants must be in English.
Design proposals can be developed individually. Entrants must submit architectural projects which have not been built. Projects must include minimum of 1 image per submission. Arch Hive will be providing necessary resources to construct the project.
Jury
Jury members shall under no circumstances be contacted by competition participants or their representatives. Participants who attempt to contact jury members, shall be disqualified. All jury members are involved in the evaluation based on their availability at that time. All communication regarding the competition should only be carried out with Arch Hive staff. For any questions please contact us on [email protected]
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