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Here at\u00a0Architect-US\u00a0<\/strong>we hear time and again that Architecture Design Competitions are the best way to be able to challenge yourself, improve your skillsets, and also show top architecture firms in the US that you are able to sketch, design, and execute.<\/p>\n

A great resource to be able to find a bunch of different Architecture Design Competition opportunities beyond the five we highlight below is Competition Archi<\/strong> website you can find <<HERE>>.<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

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META-CITY<\/strong><\/a><\/h4>\n<\/div>\n

Submission: September 30, 2022
\nRegistration: September 30, 2022
\nLanguage: English
\nLocation: Global
\nPrizes: Please see the details below
\nType: Open<\/p>\n

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Participants of this competition are asked to create a visionary concept for an urban block in the Metaverse. This time we challenge designers to reinterpretate and design what could be a city in the virtual world, by taking advantage of the absence of real-life rules or restrictions such as gravity, structural stability, climatic issues, or physical laws. On the other hand, new rules will apply.<\/p>\n

Designers should forseee which those rules will be and how to play with them. Designers are free to explore in a critical way the different interpretations of such topics, from practical approaches to more dystopian\/utopian scenarios.<\/p>\n

The \u201cMeta City\u201d is a design competition developed to explore the creative potential of architectural design through one of the most iconic architectural drawings: the axonometric projection. This competition is an opportunity to experiment with how an axonometric can communicate a project today. What kind of design choices can better respond to the issues raised in the brief and how can one drawing communicate the concept in the most effective way? Participants have only one axonometric projection to answer those questions.<\/p>\n

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Gaudi La Coma Artists\u2019 Residence<\/strong><\/a><\/h4>\n<\/div>\n
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Submission: January 06, 2023
\nRegistration: December 01, 2022
\nLanguage: English
\nLocation: Global
\nPrizes: Please see details below
\nType: Open<\/p>\n

For the Gaudi La Coma Artists\u2019 Residence competition, participants are asked to submit designs for a sustainable artists\u2019 residence and education complex called \u201cLa Coma\u201d. It will be located in Huesca, Spain and would need to follow Antoni Gaudi\u2019s design values and principles of sustainability, functionality, aesthetics, and innovation. At this stage, participants should focus on defining a clear, coherent and harmonized set of building volumetrics, demonstrating how new structures would fit within the site and correspond between each other, as well as defining the general architectural guidelines for the future development of the building complex. The jury are looking for designs that have the potential to become an iconic landmark while still remaining sensitive to the natural surroundings.<\/p>\n

The Gaudi La Coma Artists Residence is the first in a series of design competitions run in partnership with the Gaudi Knowledge Association and Inngenium Lab to celebrate Gaudi\u2019s intellectual heritage. For this competition, participants are asked to submit an architectural volumetric composition for a sustainable artists\u2019 residence and education complex called \u201cLa Coma\u201d. It will be located in Huesca, Spain and would need to follow Antoni Gaudi\u2019s design values and principles of sustainability, functionality, aesthetics, and innovation.<\/p>\n

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Museum of Emotions<\/strong><\/a><\/h4>\n<\/div>\n
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Submission: January 06, 2023
\nRegistration: December 01, 2022
\nLanguage: English
\nLocation: Global
\nPrizes: Please see details below
\nType: Open<\/p>\n

It may not be your first instinct when entering a building to consider how it makes you feel, but architecture has always had a big impact on emotions. Different spaces are designed to make their inhabitants feel different things; offices can make you feel energised and productive, art galleries can make you feel thoughtful and curious, and museums can make you feel calm and intrigued. Each of these spaces is completely different from each other and is far more than just a building.<\/p>\n

As part of a series of annual architecture competitions, the Museum of Emotions competition is tasking participants with using architecture as a tool to bring out different emotions. They are asked to design a museum that includes two separate exhibition halls that bring out contrasting emotions \u2013 one inducing negative emotions, and the other inducing positive emotions.<\/p>\n

Participants are free to choose the specific emotions they incite with their designs \u2013 fear, anger, anxiety, love, happiness, laughter, etc. The purpose of the Museum of Emotions is to use architecture as the primary tool to create emotional states, through consideration of the scales of the spaces, the journey through the space, colour, lighting, and material choice.<\/p>\n

As this is an ideas competition, participants are free to choose any site location, real or imaginary, as well as the size of their structure.<\/p>\n

Museum of Emotions is one of Buildners\u2019 silent competitions, in which participants must communicate their ideas without the use of any text. The design concept and thinking behind it must all be communicated solely through the use of visuals.<\/p>\n

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Architecture for Landscape<\/strong><\/a><\/h4>\n<\/div>\n
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