Re-draw.04: Pompidou / Competition!
One building, any kind of drawing, a single illustration.
SYNOPSIS /
The Centre Pompidou, a high-tech structure constructed in the 1970s by Richard Rogers and Renzo Piano, is the building you will have to consume to create a whole new graphic for the RE-DRAW Competition’s fourth edition.
How would you depict this famous Parisian structure?
QUICK SUMMARY /
The “Re-Draw” competition seeks to create a drawing that “represents” a famous piece of architecture. One image must be created by each participant, and they are given complete creative control over scale, method, and level of abstraction.
We support innovation, critical thinking, and creativity. The illustration can emphasize a building’s useful features while also demonstrating a thorough mastery of one or more architectural elements. Additionally, it may emphasize aesthetics by experimenting with and perfecting a drawing technique that produces hyper-realistic results, or it may be an optical distortion, a caricature interpretation, or a far-off abstraction of the built environment.
Moreover, the sketch can support a traditional perception of architecture or explore a fresh, intellectually or physically, perspective. In fact, one may depict the Centre Pompidou as a whole, in pieces, or as a mosaic of randomly placed moments. The entry is entirely pliable and interpretable by the participant.
REQUIREMENTS /
Non-architecture competitions are open to all people, regardless of age or culture, whether they are working in teams or on their own. Furthermore, 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.
WHY PARTICIPATE?
– Request a participation certificate, get experience, and put it on your resume or LinkedIn!
– Create a new puzzle piece that will go to your Behance or Portfolio website, and keep creating new assets!
– Give your imagination room to flourish by overcoming a hurdle; it will feel good!
– Have fun getting to know your team or your personal design-thinking abilities!
[JURY]
The following people make up the jury: Federica Sofia Zambeletti, founder of KoozArch
/ Francesco Decaro, CAGE’s founder
Francisco Rivera, the man who started the axonometric madness
architectrueONpaper was founded by Brenda Roqueta Vives.
Act of Mapping’s founder, Mariela Mezalira,
Co-founder and managing director of Tofu, Berk Kirmizi
/ Juliette Blatter, Fallingwater Competition Re-Draw.03 Winner
Antoine Chaaya, a partner and director at the Renzo Piano Building Workshop, is a SPECIAL JUROR.
[CALENDAR]
Special registration period, 01–31 August.
Early enrollment period: 1–30 September.
Regular registration period: 01–31 October.
last-minute registration period, 1–30 November.
/ 15 Nov – Our website opens up for submission.
30 November, 23:59 CET—Submission deadline.
15 January 2023: Winner announced.
Always use Central European Time when referencing timing (CET)
WINNER
+ WINNER (1 PRIZE)
/ 1.000 euros*
/ Centre Pompidou was chosen as the book’s cover image for RE DRAW.04
Participate in the upcoming RE DRAW Competition as a judge.
Publication in books and websites for non-architecture competitions
Reviews in various architecture blogs and digital magazines
ADDITIONAL MENTIONS (6 Prizes)
Publication in two volumes, RE-DRAW.04: Centre Pompidou and THEME 3: Next Move, as well as the website Non-Architecture
Reviews in various architecture blogs and digital magazines
+ WINNERS
Center Pompidou book and Non Architecture website published in RE-DRAW.04
+ SPECIAL MENTIONS FOR RENZO PIANO BUILDING WORKSHOP (1 PRIZE)
/ Certificate for a Competition
3 Books published by DOM Publisher
/ Annual Subscription for NON-ARCHITECT PRO (access to all the competitions we organize in a year)
Finally, Taxes will be subtracted from the total reward value and retained. According to Italian legislation, the reward will have a tax as professional income or as other types of income, with rates ranging from 20 to 30% depending on the winners’ country of residency.
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