2021 AIK International Architecture Exhibition

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Wednesday, Apr 21, 2021 9 AM — Friday, Apr 23, 2021 9 PM JST

Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do (Jeju island) | 224 Jungmungwangwang-ro, Jungmun-dong, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do, Republic of Korea

2021 AIK International Architecture Exhibition

Home: the Battleground

Introduction

The Architectural Institute of Korea is pleased to announce the primary international exhibition to make a platform for architects, engineers, and researchers who wish to speak through creative projects and concepts which will positively make a difference to our living environment. We cordially invite you to submit any experimental and innovative projects under the theme “Home: a battleground.” Home, an architectural typology that ought to serve all people”s fundamental basic needs, has become the middle of the social, economic battleground quite ever. From the coronavirus crisis to climate changes and ubiquitous economic challenges, our current society questions what formal shape our “home” must take. Be it an apartment block, single-family house, or the other typologies that support the residential function; we are trying to find projects that address the problems of community, social polarization, technology integration, sharing economy, sense of place, and any disciplinary questions associated with the contemporary modes of inhabitation. What can we ask our homes to be for us? How can we redefine the longer term of the spaces where we live? Built or unbuilt, AIK is welcoming architectural stories and pictures from any location worldwide and at various scales that analyze and highlight the ideas to strengthen our most elementary living environment, the “home”.

Key Dates and Venue

– Submission Deadline: 9th, April 2021 – Result Announcement: 12th, April 2021, email are going to be sent to all or any accepted proposals – Off-line Exhibition Date: 21st, April, 2021 (Wednesday) ~ 23rd, April, 2021 (Friday) – Off-line Exhibition Location and Method: International Convention Center Jeju, Digital screen display – Online Exhibition: Link to the web exhibition are going to be announced on AIK’s website on 21st, April 2021 * AIK will mail a proper certificate of participation to all or any accepted proposals

Eligibility

– hospitable all professional designers, architects, and planners worldwide. Applicants must be licensed or affiliated as a part of knowledgeable organization.

What entries can be submitted?

Entries are often along the entire scale from small residential buildings to multi-unit housing, city or community planning projects or the other typologies that supports the residential function. Submissions need to fall within the scope of the manifesto ‘Home: the battleground’. Built, unbuilt architecture projects and style research projects are all welcome.

Submission Details and Guideline

1. Requirement

– Entry Form: Attached file ‘AIK_entry_form.doc’ or https://forms.gle/FQwxS9MqHTaPunGJ9    (File name: participant’s name+ AIK_entry_form.doc, i.e JoeBiden_ AIK_entry_form.doc) – Project Digital Panel: Size [14,400(W)X8,100(H) pixels] (Jpg, 300dpi) 1 page,    (File name: participant’s name+project name.jpg, i.e. JoeBiden_boundary.jpg ) – Optional Video Submission: accepted filetype: AVI. Max File size: 50 MB. Max Duration: 45 Seconds.

2. Submission Methods

– Using Webhard: Upload required documents @ http://www.webhard.co.kr (ID:vivaaik, PW: 1841) Under folder- ‘2021 International Architecture Exhibition’, create a replacement folder with applicant’s name in ‘Upload only’ folder – Google drive or Dropbox links to the specified documents also can be email to kmlee@aik.or.kr

3. Submission Fee

– Not required for participants from foreign countries.

Exhibition Inquiries

Korean: 02-525-1846, kmlee@aik.or.kr English: 82-2-3290-3763, qamar@korea.ac.kr

2021 AIK International Architecture Exhibition 

Home: the Battleground

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