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Powerless City / Competition!

Powerless City مدينة عاجزة
Powerless City مدينة عاجزة

Powerless City / Competition!

SYNOPSIS

The second round of competitions to address concerns of the future began in 2020.
In keeping with our approach, we suggest 9+2 themes or eleven important subjects to address. Instead of a program, a research ecosystem made up of numerous competitions that are all running concurrently and examining the same subject from diverse angles

The sixth theme of our exploration will be ENERGY.

 

QUICK SUMMARY

The first ever truly global energy crisis is currently taking place.

Participants are asked to submit conceptual ideas for a world without a global energy grid in which cities, buildings, units, or even single people would need to be completely self-sufficient in terms of energy, either through the use of renewable energies or innovative new methods of producing and storing it.

 

REQUIREMENTS

Non-architecture competitions are open to all people, regardless of age or culture, whether they are working in teams or on their own. No of how many people make up a team, there is a per-team registration cost. Each team member’s personal information may be uploaded during the final drawing submission process.

[JURY]

The jury consists of the following people:

Zean Macfarlane, the company’s founder, is an architect.

Emile Revier is an associate of PosadMaxwan.

 

[PRIZES]

+ WINNER (1 PRIZE) (1 PRIZE)

/ 1.000 euros*

Publication in books and websites for non-architecture competitions

Reviews in various architecture blogs and digital magazines

ADDITIONAL MENTIONS (7 Prizes)

Publication in two volumes, THEME 3: Next Move and RE-DRAW.04: Centre Pompidou, as well as on the Non-Architecture website / Reviews in online publications and numerous architecture blogs

 

+ EDITORIAL SELECTION, NON-ARCHITECTURE (MINIMUM 6 PRIZES)

Publication in books and websites for non-architecture competitions

 

+ WINNERS (Up to 36 Prizes)

Journal of Non-Architecture publication

 

[CALENDAR]

First enrollment period (40 €*): 1–14 September 2022.

Second registration period: 15–30 September (47,50 €*).

Third registration period: October 1–14 (55 €*).

4th registration period, from 15 to 31 October (62,50 €*).

Fifth registration period: 1-14 November (70 €*).

6th registration period: 15–30 November (77,50 €*).

7th registration period: 1-14 December (85 €*).

8th registration session, from December 15 to December 31 ($92,50*).

Moreover, December 15 – Our website opens up for submission.

The deadline for submissions is December 31 at 11.59 p.m.

15 February is when the winner will be announced.

 

 

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