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HUD PD&R invited teams from accredited educational institutions in the United States to participate in its "Affordable Housing Student Design and Planning Competition." The team must be composed of students who have taken a graduate degree program.

The demand for high-quality, affordable housing has never been higher. At best, housing can help strengthen the social and material structure of communities and neighborhoods. The hope of HUD and PD&R is that by launching this competition and providing funding for it, the new generation will promote the design and production of low- and middle-income people and sustainable housing through research and innovation.

The IAH competition aims to replicate real life methods. A multidisciplinary team of graduate students in architecture, planning and policy, finance and other fields will be required to solve social, economic, and environmental issues in response to specific housing issues developed by the actual public housing agency (PHA).

This competition aims to encourage people to conduct research and innovation in affordable housing, improve the capabilities of practitioners and future practitioners, and promote cross-disciplinary teamwork in the process of design and community development. IAH will join the annual PD&R awards for community planning, historical preservation and affordable housing design.

The multidisciplinary team must consist of a minimum of three students, a maximum of five students, and a faculty advisor. Each team must have members representing three different graduate programs; one of them must be from a program related to architecture or design, and one of them must be from a non-building program. There are many acceptable permutations; for clarity, here is an example:

qualified:

registered

Registration for the 2021 IAH competition has started! Enter the team.

Looking for teammates? Use the "Team Finder" forum to connect with other students.

Game schedule

Competition begins; registration begins; guidelines and standards are announced September 14, 2020

Deadline for team registration: 12/11/2020 Eastern Standard Time

Detailed plan site and Housing Authority announced 11-03-2020

Deadline for the team to submit the first phase: 01-25-2021 noon Eastern Standard Time

Finalists announced; second phase released* 02-12-2021

Field trip to finalists in early March 2021 (travel conditions permit)

The comments submitted in the second phase should be submitted on December 20, 2004

At the final speech and awards ceremony in DC in mid-April 2021 (travel conditions allowed)

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The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has just announced the winners of the following awards:

. In this edition, the annual global best student architectural project award is the highest award ever. 118 architecture schools from 32 countries/regions received 336 nominations.

RIBA Silver Medal was awarded to Robert Bini (University of Westminster) 

The RIBA bronze award winner is Tengku Sharil Bin Tengku Abdul Kadir from UCL Bartlett School of Architecture 

The RIBA thesis medal was awarded to Lizzie Osborne of the University of Huddersfield. 

In addition, Edwin Davis Maliakkal (Edwin Davis Maliakkal) of the University of Nottingham won the Serjeant Award for Excellence in Painting. 

 In Part 1, and arrive at Aine Walker (University of Cork) 

In part 2.

Last but not least the second year

Awarded the RIBA Sustainable Design Award,"

". In Part 1, the award went to Sonakshi Pandit (Edinburgh School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture)

And went to Aisling Mulligan (University of Dublin) in Part 2

Keep reading to discover

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The project is located in the Tuscany region of Italy, known as the Valley of the Devil. In the past century, the area has been known for producing renewable energy and geothermal energy. In order to protect the livelihoods of local communities relying on this energy, Robert proposed a new rural self-construction project, which is powered by geothermal wells and cascaded pipes and manufacturing spaces in the valley landscape.

Awards

Silver category:

According to the climate emergency, the "One Tree Handbook" discusses wood production and waste in Sweden. Sharil proposed to establish a timber research institute on the outskirts of Stockholm, strategically located in an unprotected forest area of ​​Stockholm, and built with a single tree-advocating a sustainable holistic approach.

Bronze category:

Lizzie’s paper examines the history of Huddersfield’s iconic gay club The Gemini Club in the late 1970s and early 1980s, which closed in 1983 after a series of raids. Their papers reflected the impact of police brutality, surveillance of queer spaces, the emergence of subcultures in the town, and the importance of studying its impact on the development of architectural design.

Paper medal category:

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After Walter Gropius stranded his career as an architect in the First World War from 1914 to 1918, he felt that the world needed a fundamental change, which would make Art and architecture play a fundamental role.

His previous ideas about which architecture should be adopted have become meaningless. His new vision of architecture is that all arts come together to reimagine the material world, craftsmanship will regain its leading position in the production process, and the artist will find a way to imprint his soul and essence into reason, usefulness and Beautiful way. Following the ideals of Fordism and Taylorism, objects that can be mass-produced.

It was Weimar in Germany after the war in 1919. Walter Gropius just founded

. One of the most radical evolutionary architectures in history is about to begin.

Your upcoming challenge is the design of the new 2021

campus. An educational space that can challenge the current state of architecture and explore new ideas and new solutions.

2021

The campus is not meant to be a traditional university, but a creative and exploratory space. The campus will not offer traditional undergraduate, postgraduate or master’s degree courses, no examinations, no results... Instead, students and professionals from all over the world will be invited to demonstrate their design and architectural solutions to today’s problems Strong interest. Meet on campus at different times to share their thoughts and visions.

Competition website:

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Harvard Graduate School of Design (Harvard GSD) will no longer quote

9 Ash Street in Cambridge is called "Philip Johnson Thesis House". Moving on, a house designed and inhabited by Johnson

In the 1940s, it is now only known by its actual street address.

This move, announce

Dean Sarah M. Whiting in the letter of December 5

Is a major anonymous group dedicated to researching Johnson’s racism and collaborative efforts with the Nazi Party,

Harvard University and the Museum of Modern Art (

), these two organizations have close ties with Johnson. The letter on November 27 was originally signed by more than 30 architects, designers, artists, and educators. Because of its “widely documented views and activities of white supremacy,” the Museum of Modern Art and Harvard University called on Johnson to hold all titles and Johnson’s name is used on the posts.

The letter read: "Johnson's architectural work plays a role in archival and historical preservation." "However, the title and the naming of the spaces inevitably indicate that the awardees are curators, administrators, students and other institutions involved in these A role model for the other person."

Among the signatories of this letter, most of the architects and artists on display in the upcoming Museum of Modern Art exhibition,

Including V. Mitch McEwen (also a member of Johnson Study Group),

,

with

. This exhibition is the first time that MoMA has explored the connection between architecture and African American and African diaspora communities.

Whiting’s reply was written directly to McEwan and other members of the Johnson research team. It began by acknowledging “Johnson’s global influence on the architectural world in the 20th century, and even 15 years after his death, his control of the architectural field , Cannot be exaggerated", and his "racism, fascism and firm support for white supremacy absolutely have no place in the design."

Whiting further elaborated that the house designed by Johnson and owned by GSD "has no official name record, although it is usually called Thesis House, or

Thesis home, or other forms. "She added: "However, I fully agree with you about the power of institution naming and the strengths of integrity and legitimacy it confers. Therefore, we are taking measures to officially identify the house in the university as "9 Ash Street" (the actual address of the house). It’s worth noting that Johnson’s name

-Or a strong wall that separates it from the street by placards or other types of signs.

Whiting called the name change "a step to make room for other heritages, but a step to clarify," she concluded in her letter:

We don’t pretend to think that our work ends here as a school. At GSD, we are committed to doing our part to bring much-needed, overdue and pending changes to this field, so as to achieve a fundamental adjustment towards inclusiveness. Johnson's influence is far-reaching and extensive, affecting several generations, but he is only a member of a deeply rooted paradigm of racism and white supremacy. It is arduous and necessary to cancel this legacy (not just Johnson's legacy), and as a school and community, we are committed to it.

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The 21st Annual Steel Design Student Competition challenges undergraduates and graduate students, both individually and in teams, to explore various design issues related to the use of steel in design and construction. Steel must be used as the main structural material, and contain at least one space that requires a large-span steel structure, with special emphasis on innovation in steel design. The 2021 Steel Design Student Competition will provide architectural students with the opportunity to participate in two independent categories of competitions:

Category 1: Workplace Health Challenges Architecture students rethink the nature of work in the post-pandemic era and how to design overall physical and mental health for all building residents. We ask you to go beyond the traditional single focus on worker productivity and consider an environment where everyone is safe and prosperous.

The second category: Open courses provide students majoring in architecture with opportunities to choose sites and architectural plans. These sites and architectural plans use steel as the main material. This competition category provides maximum flexibility for any building type.

Winning students and their faculty sponsors will receive a total of US$20,000 in cash prizes!

Teachers must register students before April 7, 2021.

The competition is sponsored by the Association of University Schools of Architecture (ACSA) and sponsored by the American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC). Want more information,

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