Register: JUN/30/2018, Submit: JUL/29/2018, Eligibility: Students enrolled in the academic year 2017/18 and graduates, who finished their studies from the year 2014 onwards in architecture, engineering, design, interior design, decoration; individually, teams up to 5 members, Fee: 29 EUR (up to MAY/12/2018), 39 EUR (MAY/13 – JUN/09/2018), 49 EUR (JUN/10 – JUN/30/2018), Awards: 1st Prize 2,000 EUR, 2nd Prize 1,500 EUR, 3rd Prize 1,000 EUR; Additionally 1st, 2nd & 3rd Prize: 2% of the sales of the design during the first five years; 2 Special Prizes 500 EUR each, 5 Special Acknowledgements

Following on from the work started in 2017 with the I International Competition “inHAUS LAB – Design your modular house”, Casas inHAUS (Valencia, Spain) launches this second edition where we would like to repeat the great reception that the last edition received, and increase the monetary value of the prizes.

Register: APR/24/2018, Submit: APR/24/2018, Eligibility: Teams with at least one Estonian, Fee: Free, Awards: 1st Place 2,000 EUR, 2 x 2nd Place 1,000 EUR each

Tallinn Architecture Biennale (TAB) is an architecture festival with a diverse international programme that fosters synergies between architecture and the general public, introduces the local architecture culture, addresses relevant issues in architecture and delves into the future of the field. TAB 2019 will take place in September and October 2019, with the opening week in September. Throughout the previous four biennales, the core of TAB has been the curatorial exhibition, symposium, and the Tallinn Vision Competition. The best examples from previous years are moments when the curatorial exhibition and the symposium complemented each other and interwove into an integral whole.

Register: SEP/06/2018, Submit: SEP/09/2018, Eligibility: Architects, students, engineers, designers; individually, (multidisciplinary) teams up to 4 members, Fee: 40 GBP/50 USD (FEB/09 – JUN/06/2018), 58 GBP/75 USD (JUN/07 – AUG/31/2017), 75 GBP/100 USD (SEP/01 – SEP/06/2018), Awards: 1st Prize 5,000 USD, 2nd Prize 1,000 USD, 3rd Prize 1,000 USD, People’s Choice Award 500 USD, 7 Honorable Mentions, Top 20

Baghdad is the capital of Iraq with an area of 204.2 square kilometres and a population of 8,765,000 making it the largest city in Iraq, the second largest city in the Arab world (after Cairo, Egypt) and the second largest city in Western Asia (after Tehran, Iran). Baghdad is situated on both sides of the Tigris River. The city is approximately 300 miles from the northern, southern, and western borders of the country. It has a temperature range of 5°C – 15°C in winter and an average of 47°C in summer.

Register: JUN/04/2018, Submit: JUN/04/2018, Eligibility: Professionals, students, enthusiasts, architects, designers; individually, teams up to 4 member, Fee: 40 GBP (Pound sterling) (FEB/27 – MAR/12/2018), 60 GBP (MAR/13 – MAY/21/2018), 80 GBP (MAY/22 – JUN/04/2018); discount: 25% for  Macro and Micro  competition at the same times, Awards: Winner 1,000 GBP, Runner-up 400 GBP, 6+ Honorable Mentions, People’s Choice 100 GBP

For this challenge, we are starting a living revolution. ‘Macro to Micro’ is a two-challenge competition looking at revolutionising the way we live from the city to the human scale. In this competition, we will focus on the Macro element and ask you to engage with the idea of new neighbourhoods and greenfield developments on a city scale. Today, we live in a housing crisis. The solution is the expansion of urban areas into previously greenfield sites in schemes that are driven by profit rather than quality of life and design, which see empty land and wildlife not as assets but as usable vacant plots.

Register: JUN/04/2018, Submit: JUN/04/2018, Eligibility: Professionals, students, enthusiasts, architects, designers; individually, teams up to 4 member, Fee: 40 GBP (Pound sterling) (FEB/27 – MAR/12/2018), 60 GBP (MAR/13 – MAY/21/2018), 80 GBP (MAY/22 – JUN/04/2018); discount: 25% for Macro and Micro competition at the same times, Awards: Winner 1,000 GBP, Runner-up 400 GBP, 6+ Honorable Mentions, People’s Choice 100 GBP

For this challenge, we are starting a living revolution. ‘Macro to Micro’ is a two-challenge competition looking at revolutionising the way we live from the city to the human scale. In this competition, we will focus on the Misro element and ask you to engage with the idea of new neighbourhoods and greenfield developments on a city scale. Today, in the United Kingdom, we are experiencing a housing crisis brought on by the increasing demand for houses which exceeds the supply.

Register: MAY/31/2018, Submit: MAY/31/2018, Eligibility: Students, recent graduates, qualified architects; individually, teams up to 5 members, Fee: 22.50 EUR (FEB/20 – MAR/20/2018), 32.50 EUR (MAR/21 – APR/21/2018), 50 EUR (APR/22 – MAY/31/2018), Awards: Winner 2,000 EUR

As part of our 2017/18 research theme discussing the infrastructural implications of the United Kingdom’s withdrawal from the European Union, the school has launched an international architecture competition for a fixed, above ground link connecting France with the UK. During the Anglo-French summit that took place on 18 January 2018, British Foreign Secretary proposed the idea of a 22 mile (35km) bridge linking the two nations. The ‘Boris Bridge’ has already been widely criticised, with both the importance of the Channel (la Manche) as a shipping lane of global importance, as well as Johnson’s history of flamboyant vanity projects (most notably the London Garden Bridge).

Register: JUL/31/2018, Submit: AUG/01/2018, Eligibility: Designers, students, professionals; individually, teams up to 4 members, Fee: 40 USD (FEB/01 – APR/02/2018), 60 USD (APR/03 – JUN/04/2018), 80 USD (JUN/05 – JUL/31/2018), Awards: Overall Winner 2,500 USD, Innovation Award 1,000 USD, Adaptability Award 1,000 USD, Pragmatic Award 1,000 USD

“People who build their own home tend to be very courageous. These people are curious about life. They’re thinking about what it means to live in a house, rather than just buying a commodity and making it work.” (Tom Kundig) The Home remains the most significant architectural place we experience throughout our lives. Home represents safety, ownership, privacy, and stability. Home is where we can be alone and with people we care about most. Historically, the home has been a place of permanence. Despite how chaotic our lives are, we cherish the consistency of sleeping in the same bed and performing the same daily rituals here.

Register: JUN/05/2018, Submit: JUN/15/2018, Eligibility: Professionals beyond  bachelor’s degree, students enrolled in any bachelors program, Fee: Indian nationals – professionals 25 USD, students 15 USD; foreign nationals – professionals 60 USD, students 35 USD (until MAR/27/2018); Indian nationals – professionals 35 USD, students 25 USD; foreign nationals – professionals 85 USD, students 60 USD (MAR/28 – MAY/01/2018); Indian nationals – professionals 60 USD, students 40 USD; foreign nationals – professionals 150 USD, students 100 USD (MAY/02 – JUN/05/2018); + taxes;  special  pricing on institutional  participation 5 or more teams, Awards: Winner 2,000 USD, 2 Runner-up (professionals, students) 1,000 USD each, People’s Choice 500 USD, 3 Category Mentions (Network level, Prototype level, Detail level) 300 USD each, 10 Honorary Mentions

Mumbai, India, previously known as Bombay, is the capital city to the Indian state of Maharashtra and stands as the wealthiest city of the country.

Register: MAY/06/2018, Submit: MAY/06/2018, Eligibility: Professionals, students, architects, designers, landscape architects, urban planners, artists, engineers, electrical engineers, scientists, renewable energy scientists; individually, (interdisciplinary) teams, no restrictions the number of team members, Fee: Free, Awards: 1st Place 16,000 USD, 2nd Place 5,000 USD

What does renewable energy infrastructure look like when it is woven into the fabric of the city? The LAGI 2018 ideas competition invites you to design a clean energy landscape for a post-carbon world – a public artwork that will help to power the city and inspire the future. Through the leadership of the Department of Environment, Land, Water, and Planning (DELWP), Victoria is setting an example for the world with a goal of zero carbon emissions by 2050.

Register: APR/27/2018, Submit: APR/30/2018, Eligibility: Anyone; individually, teams up to 5 members, Fee: 30 EUR (FEB/01 – FEB/15/2018), 45 EUR (FEB/16 – MAR/15/2018), 60 EUR (MAR/16 – APR/15/2018), 75 EUR (APR/16 – APR/27/2018), Awards: 3 Winners 1,000 EUR each, 9 Honorable Mentions, Finalists

The aim of the “dancing” competition is to develop design proposals for the nightclub typology, intended as a place to experience entertainment in relation to music: listen, perform, dance. The participants are asked to create innovative and unconventional projects on this theme, questioning the very basis of the notion of a club. Recently a series of new initiatives have emerged in relation to music entertainment and dance. While festivals and morning discos have extended the duration of musical events over the limited span of one night, silent discos and flash mobs exceeded the boundaries of the club, reinventing the way and the place where music events were occurring.

Register: AUG/30/2018, Submit: SEP/20/2018, Eligibility: Architecture students, graduate students, PhD candidates; individually, teams up to 4 members and 2 advisors, Fee: Free, Awards: 1st Prize 100,000 CNY (Chinese Yuan Renminbi) (about 15,810 USD), 2nd Prize (3 individuals/team) – 30,000 CNY (about 4,740 USD) each, 3rd Prize (8 individuals/teams) – 10,000 CNY (about 1,580 USD) each, Honorable Mentions; all prizes are before tax

Architecture in Transformation should respond to contemporary challenges and changes. What concerns us primarily is the relationship between architecture and environment, so as to the image of city. The competition aims at searching and constructing human space with a Spirit of Place in the increasingly fragmented cities and unordered villages, exploring environment-friendly and sustainable ideas in the information age, and integrating creative concepts with solid basic skills in architectural design.