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AI in Practice Competition

Byبلدكسي | BLDXY 27 September، 202411 January، 2025

We are excited to announce the AI in Practice Competition, a prestigious event sponsored by Studio Tim Fu. This competition invites architects and designers from around the globe to explore the intersection of artificial intelligence and architectural design.

Competition Overview

The AI in Practice Competition challenges participants to conceptualize a landmark building in the heart of London. The proposed concept should blend innovation and heritage, reflecting the dynamic essence of London’s architectural landscape.

Jury Members

The jury for this competition comprises industry leaders, including Tim Fu, Founder and Director of STF, Rada Daleva, Project Lead of STF, Marco Alfaro, Lead Researcher of STF, and Saina Abdollahzadeh, Lead Architect of STF.

Important Dates

The registration deadline for the competition is October 20th, 2024. Participants will engage in an online format via Zoom, Discord, and the Parametric Architecture website.

Prize Pool

The competition features a total prize pool of $5000, awarded to the top submissions.

Awards

1st Place will receive a cash prize of $2200, publication on the Parametric Architecture website and social media platforms, and a certificate of achievement.

2nd Place will be awarded a cash prize of $1300, along with publication and a certificate.

3rd Place will receive a cash prize of $900, as well as publication and a certificate.

Additionally, three Honorable Mentions will each receive a cash prize of $200, along with publication and a certificate.

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