Демократическая архитектура • Архитектурная демократия
конкурс
международный
открытый
deadline регистрации:
03.05.2026
deadline подачи проектов:
03.05.2026
дата объявления результатов:
15.12.2026
тема:
Архитектура
страна:
Тайвань
город:
Тайбэй
открыт для:
профессионалов и студентов
регистрационный взнос:
нет
награда:
Жюри отберет для выставки пять проектов. Для реализации каждой инсталляции в рамках выставки будет выделен бюджет, а также предоставлена профессиональная поддержка со стороны Национального музея Тайваня и Альянса современной архитектуры (Тайвань)
жюри:
Erwin Viray, senior Advisor of the Sustainability Office in SUTD (Singapore University of Technology and Design), Singapore
James Taylor-Foster, curator of contemporary architecture and design at ArkDes, the Swedish Centre for Architecture, Stockholm
Rachaporn Choochuey, architect, founder of all(zone) and visiting professor of architectural design, Bangkok
Triin Ojari, consultant of Tallinn Urban Planning Department, ex-director of the Estonian Museum of Architecture, Tallinn
Kumiko Ikada, director of Gallery TOTO MA, Tokyo
организатор:
Национальный музей Тайваня
Альянс современной архитектуры (Тайвань)
ссылки:
Democratic Architecture • Architectural Democracy
Международный конкурс, приуроченный к выставке Democratic Architecture • Architectural Democracy, предлагает участникам представить проекты на тему «Новое общее» (New Common), исследующие роль архитектуры в развитии демократии.
Участникам предлагается показать, как архитектура может способствовать совместным государственному управлению и использованию общих ресурсов – материальных и нематериальных – через реализованные или «бумажные» проекты. Отобранные предложения станут частью выставки в Национальном музее Тайваня.
пресс-релиз:
Taiwan will open the first Taiwanese publicly funded center for architecture in December 2026. The opening will be celebrated with an exhibition titled “Democratic Architecture · Architectural Democracy”, which is in Chinese: 「民主建築 · 建築民主」.
The National Taiwan Museum has commissioned the Alliance for Architectural Modernity (Taiwan) to organize the exhibition, which will take place at the Railway Department Park of the National Taiwan Museum from December 2026 to October 2027.
The curatorial team is composed of Chun-Hsiung Wang, Fabrizio Gallanti, and Wenwen Cai.
The theme of the exhibition aligns with Taiwan’s political and social trajectory since 1996, marked by the affirmation of democratic values and governance models that underpin the island’s contemporary identity.
The exhibition investigates how architecture has contributed, across various contexts, to consolidating and supporting the development of democracy by designing and providing spaces that are appropriated and used by citizens.
Guided by three central questions—What are the spatial archetypes of democratic architecture? How does democracy reshape space to enable public deliberation? How can architecture advance democracy?—the exhibition explores how the ideals and practices of democracy materialize through buildings, collective spaces, and landscapes.
A wide range of case studies from different countries will be presented through diverse interpretive media, including drawings, photographs, models, and videos. The exhibition will be accompanied by a series of publications and a program of public events that will expand its message.
The curatorial team is seeking international submissions for one of the exhibition themes: “New Common”, which responds to the question: How can architecture advance democracy?
This theme aims to highlight instances in which citizens have collaborated to control, manage, and benefit from resources that they considered collective, with particular attention to initiatives where the design component has played a significant role.
Such resources may be tangible—such as energy, agricultural production, water, or a specific site—or intangible, such as knowledge transmission or time-exchange. Submissions may document existing conditions or propose speculative projects.
A jury will select five proposals. A budget for the production of each installation within the exhibition will be allocated as well as professional assistance from the National Taiwan Museum and the Alliance for Architectural Modernity.
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