1-я премия 3000 €, 2-я премия 2000 €, 3-я премия 1000 €. 5 золотых упоминаний (бесплатное членство в TerraViva), 10 почетных упоминаний (бесплатное участие в других конкурсах организатора).
жюри:
MATÍAS ROMÁN BASUALTO, Román y Basualto Arquitectos [Santiago, Chile]
DERYA AKDENIZ DURMAZ, Two Dots Design [Istanbul, Turkey]
PIETRO ANTONIONI, Pietro Antonioni Architetto [Milan/Rimini, Italy]
VALERYIA HALETSKAYA, Heather Young Architects [San Francisco, USA]
KIRANRAJ SIVA KUMAR, Nathan Michael Design [Chicago, USA]
организатор:
TerraViva S.r.l. (Италия)
ссылки:
The Students Apartment
Участникам предлагается разработать проект превращения типовой квартиры 1960-х в центре Павии в современное жилье для двух или трех студентов. Конкурс посвящен поиску новых сценариев студенческой жизни, где пространство должно одновременно подходить для учебы, отдыха, общения и бытовой повседневности.
Особое внимание предлагается уделить гибкости планировки, балансу между приватными и общими зонами, а также использованию многофункциональной мебели и систем хранения. Основная задача – создать функциональную, визуально выразительную и адаптивную жилую среду, отражающую образ жизни и потребности нового поколения студентов.
пресс-релиз:
The Students Apartment
As cities continue adapting to increasingly dynamic lifestyles, the concept of housing itself is becoming more flexible. Especially for younger generations, homes are conceived as multifunctional spaces capable of supporting study, rest, social interaction and everyday routines simultaneously.
It is precisely within this context that The Students Apartment takes shape. Located just a few steps from Pavia’s town hall, the project site occupies a privileged position within one of the tallest residential buildings in the city centre, offering extraordinary panoramic views over the skyline.
Situated on the last floor, the apartment has remained uninhabited for several years, patiently waiting for a new chapter in its history. Immersed within a vibrant urban environment, this unit possesses all the necessary qualities to become an ideal home for students.
Relatively recent compared to much of the surrounding building stock, it currently features a traditional domestic layout composed of an entrance and living room, a separated kitchen and dining room, two bedrooms, one bathroom and two balconies.
What if this space designed in the 60’s could be radically transformed? Could it become an inspiring, contemporary and highly functional home?
The Competition
Architects and designers are invited to rethink the identity of this traditional apartment, transforming it into a high-quality living space tailored to the needs of university students.
The challenge goes far beyond a simple interior renovation. Participants are encouraged to question how undergraduates live today and how domestic spaces can support increasingly hybrid routines composed of studying, relaxing, gathering, working and sharing experiences.
Could a compact apartment simultaneously provide privacy and social interaction? How flexible should a living space become in order to adapt to the unpredictability of student life? Can furniture, layouts and interior atmospheres actively influence wellbeing, productivity and relationships?
The main goal is to redesign and refurbish the interiors of the unit, imagining new configurations capable of maximizing
At the same time, the balance between common and private dimensions will play a crucial role within the proposal. Spaces for concentration and individual study should coexist naturally with areas dedicated to socialising, shared meals or resting moments.
Flexible environments may become essential not only for everyday life, but also for hosting friends, organising group study sessions or accommodating guests after long nights of exam preparation.
More than simply designing a student apartment, participants are invited to imagine a new way of living university life through architecture and interior design.
The Project
The flat should be designed to comfortably accommodate two or three students maximum. Within the existing space, the main challenge will consist in creating an interior design proposal capable of being both highly functional and visually distinctive.
Furniture will play a fundamental role throughout the project, not only in defining the aesthetic identity of the proposal, but also in supporting the flexibility and efficiency of the spaces. Storage systems, multifunctional elements, adaptable furniture and bespoke solutions may become key tools to optimise daily life.
Both radical and more conservative approaches will be equally appreciated, provided they are supported by a clear and articulate concept. Participants are encouraged to experiment with materials, colours, textures and spatial solutions capable of giving the unit a strong and recognisable character.
The project should not simply solve practical needs, but also create an inspiring environment for young people living one of the most defining phases of their lives.
How would your ideal student apartment look? Where would you store books accumulated during years of study? Where would you store food brought from your parents’ home? How could luggage, sports equipment or temporary guests find room within the interior space?
Every design decision should contribute to shaping an atmosphere that feels dynamic, contemporary and authentic. The unit should become more than a place to sleep: a domestic environment where students can meet, study, cook, work, rest and celebrate everyday moments together.
Creativity and practicality must coexist naturally, transforming this overlooked apartment into a vibrant home capable of reflecting the ambitions, lifestyles and energy of a new generation!
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