студентов и недавних выпускников архитектурных вузов
регистрационный взнос:
да
сумма:
от 2 долларов США
награда:
1-е место – 10 000 рупий, 2-е – 6 000 рупий. 3-е – 4 000 рупий. 10 почетных упоминаний, 50 проектов в шорт-листе и сертификаты участникам.
жюри:
AR. SABEENA KHANNA, Founding Principal, Studio KIA
DR. SILVIA COVARINO, Associate Professor, German University Cairo
SHREYA SRIVASTAVA, Principal Architect, studio shunya
DR. JOSÉ MANUEL PINTO DE CARVALHO, Professor and Researcher, MIA / ISMAT, Portugal
DR. MINAKSHI JAIN, Landscape Architect & Academician, NIT Hamirpur
AR. PALLAVI DHANANJAY DESAI, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, S.V.I.T., Vasad
организатор:
Платформа DiscoverArch
ссылки:
The Social Hub 2.0
Студенческий конкурс проектов общественных пространств и сооружений, способствующих взаимодействию, культурному обмену и развитию местных сообществ. Участникам предлагают самостоятельно выбрать место и тип объекта – от музея и библиотеки до мемориала, религиозного или многофункционального центра. Проект должен учитывать историю, культуру и социальный контекст места, где его предлагается реализовать, быть доступным и инклюзивным, а также включать «устойчивые» и гибкие решения. Особое внимание уделяется связи между прошлым, настоящим и будущим места и способности архитектуры рассказать его историю.
Источник: www.discoverarch.org
пресс-релиз:
Introduction
Communities are the heart of human civilization, evolving through shared experiences, cultural practices, and social bonds. Over time, architecture has played a pivotal role in shaping these connections, creating spaces that nurture growth, collaboration, and identity. Yet, many communities today face challenges of isolation and a lack of infrastructure to support their aspirations. Bridging this gap requires thoughtful design that empowers and uplifts.
A socio-cultural space is more than a physical structure—it is a symbol of unity, a platform for dialogue, and a catalyst for transformation. It fosters interaction, preserves cultural heritage, and provides opportunities for collective progress. In an ever-changing world, such spaces can address the pressing need to strengthen community ties and create inclusive environments.
Can we envision a future where architecture redefines community spaces to inspire connection, innovation, and growth? It’s time to reimagine the role of design in building stronger, more vibrant communities.
Project Scope 2
This competition invites architecture students to design any type of socio-cultural spaces that fosters community interaction, cultural exchange, and personal growth. Eligible projects include spaces that serve as gathering points for people to connect, learn, and share experiences. These can be spaces dedicated to education, cultural preservation, spiritual reflection, or community-building activities. The focus is on creating designs that are deeply rooted in the needs of the community and have a positive social impact.
Participants are free to select projects such as museums, memorials, libraries, convention centers, spiritual centers, or multi-purpose community spaces, etc. The key requirement is that the chosen design should address the challenges and aspirations of the people it serves, promoting inclusivity, accessibility, and sustainability. The design must integrate seamlessly with its surroundings, reflecting the cultural, historical, or environmental context of the site. Ultimately, the project should inspire growth and collaboration, becoming a catalyst for positive change within the community.
Design Objectives
Create meaningful socio-cultural spaces that contribute to the social, cultural, or spiritual growth of the community.
Interpret the story, history, heritage, or cultural identity of the chosen site and translate it into a meaningful architectural experience.
Establish a dialogue between the past, present, and future, ensuring that the proposed intervention respects the site's existing identity while addressing contemporary community needs.
Ensure inclusivity and universal accessibility, creating spaces that cater to diverse age groups, abilities, backgrounds, and patterns of use.
Promote community interaction through shared, flexible, and engaging spaces that encourage gathering, collaboration, learning, and cultural exchange.
Integrate innovative and sustainable design strategies that respond to the site's environmental conditions and minimize the project's ecological impact.
Demonstrate contextual sensitivity by responding thoughtfully to the site's physical, cultural, historical, and social context.
Use architecture as a medium of storytelling, where spatial planning, circulation, materiality, landscape, form, and experiential elements contribute to communicating the site's narrative.
Site Selection
Participants are required to select a site that aligns with the socio-cultural theme of their project, offering a unique context to inspire and shape the design.
The chosen site should reflect the community's cultural, historical, or social essence while presenting opportunities for meaningful integration with its surroundings. A thorough analysis of the site’s attributes, including its history, environment, and relevance to the proposed project, is essential.
Participants must demonstrate how their design responds to the site's challenges and enhances its potential to benefit the community. Visual documentation, such as maps, sketches, or photographs, should accompany the site justification to strengthen the narrative.
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