Architectural Student Competition - THINK NATURE - City of Tomorrow

London Based Debbie Flevotomou Architects is bringing together the very best calibre judges for a prestigious student competition in St. James Mayfair.
Debbie Flevotomou Architects are performing on a project “THINK NATURE – St. James Mayfair – City of Tomorrow”, and is bringing together the very best calibre judges for an architectural design student competition.
The design competition is hospitable all architectural students of all levels and it aims to boost awareness for sustainability and Smart Cities. it’ll run fortnight in February with winning entries announced in March. The winning entries are going to be taken through to the second stage of the project.
Judges include top level representatives from Grosvenor, the Mayfair Business Association, First Base Development and other sustainability experts from top UK and European organisations.
The competition is a component of a bigger masterplan which involves local businesses and residents’ communities and other local stakeholders and aims to figure towards the Zero Carbon Emission Government target.
The site is found at the East fringe of St. James and is looking for innovative ideas showcasing how the normal fabric are often combined with a replacement design and the way a sensible City are often incorporated during a conservation area.
Marina Zouni, from Debbie Flevotomou Architects said: “The student competition is that the first stage of this project. During the second stage we’ll be approaching commercial partners and therefore the council with the aim of realising the planning . the govt target is upon us and unless we take action now, it’ll soon be too late. We aim to form this study a source of pioneering design to be utilized in other parts of London and other cities.”
Timing & entry requirements: The competition opens on 1 February 2021, with a deadline for questions 8 February 2021. The deadline for submissions is 22 February 2021 at noon.
The competition is hospitable all architectural students regardless of level or country of origin.
Students can submit their work individually or as a part of a team. there’s a nominal entry fee of £20+VAT for individual entries and £40+VAT for entries of teams of two or more students.
Prizes: At the primary stage of the project the winning entries are going to be celebrated with an exhibition during a prestigious London venue around June 2021 (subject to government guidelines). The award ceremony are going to be covered by local, national and international press. the highest winning entry are going to be awarded £1,000.
Additionally, all finalists will enjoy interacting with our great panel of judges and other stakeholders, having a singular opportunity to boost their profile, gain insight and accompany the absolute best .
The second stage of the project aims to possess the planning build at some location subject to stakeholders buying in. The winner, individual or team are going to be involved all the way.
For more information on the way to participate visit:
https://www.debbieflevotomou.com/city

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