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MBARCH ENTREPRENEURSHIP CHALLENGE III EDITION
In a rapidly changing world, we need entrepreneurs who are capable of questioning everything around them and changing it for the better.
We are very excited to launch our third edition of the MBArch Entrepreneurship Challenge 2022 III Edition for optimistic and young entrepreneurial professionals with less than 10 years of experience, who have identified a relevant problem in their industry and would like the chance to solve it.
Stand up! Confront our global challenges, build the spaces that will house the future, and unleash untapped business potential.
Now is your chance to take control in a changing world, show us your vision of tomorrow and win an IE Master in Business for Architecture and Design Scholarship.
If you work in architecture, landscape, construction, urban design and planning, interior design, civil engineering, or other related fields, this challenge is for you.
SCOPE OF WORK
We are seeking optimistic and young entrepreneurial professionals with less than 10 years of experience, who have identified a relevant problem in their industry and would like the chance to solve it. Before inventing or designing solutions, the first two steps of any entrepreneurial journey are:1
communicating the problem you discovered to the world with eloquence;
2
explaining why there is an opportunity to create value and build a business around it.
Being a successful entrepreneur in this field requires applying spatial creativity and skills that go well beyond spatial production itself. This entrepreneurial approach contributes to making our industry more impactful, diverse, and rewarding for all.
Calendar
11 November – Challenge Launch
13 January – Material submission – DEADLINE
22 January – Jury deletes iterations
27 January – WINNERS ANNOUNCEMENT
THE CALL FOR ENTRIES IS NOW OPEN
Finally, more on Archup:
Call for Submissions from the Istanbul Design Biennial: “Designing Resilience”
Health & Environmental Resilience and Livability in Cities (HERL) – The challenge of climate change
