Ludwik Kaizerbrecht on the design approach, process and development of the YOFC headquarters in Wuhan. It took 5 years from concept to realization of YOFC headquarter (38 000 sqm above ground) – time considered as very short for building of that kind of size and quality in many places of the world. For me it
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Launched in 1999, the AR Emerging awards grant early recognition to young designers and celebrate the architectural stars of tomorrow. Established in response to the heavy-hitting Gold Medals Pritzkers and other lifetime achievement awards, the AR Emerging awards recognise a promising portfolio of work and propel young talent onto the international stage early in their careers.
Previous winners include Carla Juaçaba, Shigeru Ban, Rick Joy, Anna Heringer, Sou Fujimoto, Thomas Heatherwick, Neri & Hu, Li Xiaodong and Frida Escobedo.
The benefits of entering the AR Emerging awards include:
Eligibility
Open to up-and-coming practices involved in architecture, urban and landscape design whose qualifications are recognised by their local accreditation organisations. For a practice to be eligible, all practice founders must be born after 1 January 1980 and be aged 45 or under.
Individuals who are working independently or across several practices they have (co-)founded are also eligible if they are aged 45 or under – an example of such profile is Gabriela Carrillo, shortlisted in 2020
Super early bird deadline: 28 March 2025 (£149 per entry + VAT)
Entry deadline: 27 June 2025 (£299 per entry + VAT)
Click here to start your entry.
The Architects’ Journal is delighted to announce the return of the AJ Architecture Awards for the eighth consecutive year!
The awards will highlight the very best projects across 16+ categories from housing, health, and wellbeing to workplace and cultural projects. View the full list of categories here.
The awards are open to all practices, regardless of size or scale. The winners will be revealed at a celebratory event that will take place on 27 November 2025 at Royal Lancaster London.
Why enter?
Submit your project by 28 March 2025 to save £90 on your entry!
Entry deadline: 2 May 2025
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This scholarship honors the passing of Walter A. Hunt, Jr., its namesake and benefactor. Hunt’s generosity of spirit and commitment to education live on in the scholarship he established.
Award
Single award in the amount of $10,000 per year for two years*. After recipients complete their first year, they will submit a transcript, a recommendation from a professor, and a reflection of the year to the committee for the second year disbursement.
Recipients also have the opportunity to be mentored by a committee of Walter A. Hunt’s colleagues to bolster their education and career in architecture if they so choose.
*Awards may vary depending on the quality of applications and candidate pool.
Purpose
To promote and encourage the study of architecture by New York City public high school students through a scholarship to supplement tuition and related costs during their freshman year at an NAAB-accredited school of architecture in the U.S.
Eligibility
Applicants must be current New York City public high school seniors who have been accepted to a 5-year Bachelor of Architecture program at a NAAB-accredited School of Architecture in the U.S. Students at NYC Charter High Schools are eligible. Students at private, parochial or other schools where tuition is charged are not eligible. Applicants must provide a digital copy of their final graduation high school transcript in order to accept the award.
The second year of the scholarship funding is dependent on demonstrated successful completion of the student’s first year.
Founded to encourage student journalism on architecture, planning, and related subjects, and to foster regard for intelligent criticism among future professionals. The award is not intended as a prize for individuals, but to support the ongoing publication of student-edited journals whose subject matter could include architectural design, history, and theory.
Award
Single or multiple awards up to $3,000.
Eligibility
Any journal (online or print) published by a school of architecture, landscape architecture, or planning in the United States that is edited by students is eligible. The publication must have been produced in the current or previous school year.
Supported jointly by Center for Architecture and the American Institute of Architects (AIA), this scholarship is for students seeking their first professional degree in architecture or related design discipline from an accredited school within New York State. The dean or chair of the architectural school or accredited design program may invite up to two students from their respective college or university to apply based on their high level of academic performance and evidence of financial need. Financial need of the student shall be determined by the guidelines of the Financial Aid Officer of the school nominating the candidate.
Award
Single or multiple awards up to $5,000.
This merit-based scholarship supports architecture students with demonstrated financial need. Students must be nominated by the dean or chair of the school of architecture in which they are currently studying in order to apply for this award.
Award
Multiple awards of up to $7,500 each, with the potential of an Honor(s) grant of up to $10,000.
AIANY Interiors Committee Speed Presentations is a competition showcasing outstanding interior spaces designed by architects based in New York. The format of the event—a selection of architects presenting projects in quick-fire, six-minute intervals—allows participants to introduce their work to a wide audience in an engaging time frame. All submitted projects must either be in the planning stages, under construction, or unbuilt.
In this article, we continue our series on Competitions.archi, presenting a collection of articles on different architectural competitions. Today, we will be featuring the 2nd prize winner of the Painters’ Lake House Competition – an article from Architecture Competitions Yearbook 2023. ____________________________________________________________________ Competition background Throughout the summer of 2022, I enlisted and participated in the
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Buildner is excited to announce the results of the Kinderspace Competition! This is the first edition of an annual international competition inviting architects, designers, and educators to rethink the design of early childhood learning spaces. Participants were challenged to create innovative environments that foster creativity, exploration, and well-being for young children. The goal was to
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