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RIBA Felixstowe Road Housing Competition: Royal Institute of British Architects South London architecture contest news – RIBA Felixstowe Road Housing design competition, Bexley architecture contest
Home Competition news – From Reyner Banham’s critique, “A Home Is not a House”, to Wallace Neff’s Bubble Homes, architects and designers have continuously investigated the role our homes play in our lives.
This is a global search for an integrated design team for two much-needed initiatives. Firstly, to create an Entrance Precinct Masterplan, and secondly, to devise a concept design for a charismatic yet integrated new 8,000 sqm building.
24h Competition home news: design contest – 1st Place – Anna Maksimova, Anfisa Mishchenko, from Moscow, Russian Federation ; 2nd Place – David Emmons, Claire Gaspin, Mingda Zhang from Champaign, USA ; 3rd Place – Seo Won Choi, Jiyun Jung, from Cambridge, USA
The brief is to design a temporary, freestanding, transportable and contemporary showcase pavilion building to be installed in the Museum Gardens. The theme for the 2018 Triumph Pavilion is “Treehouse fit for a Prince”.
The Etch House in Lewisham by Fraher Architects – with a dynamic staircase cutting across the building, removing a dark corridor and landing spaces, thus liberating the plan.
‘Sun Rain Rooms’, designed by Tonkin Liu has been crowned London’s best and most innovative home extension as overall winner of New London Architecture’s (NLA) annual ‘Don’t Move, Improve!’ competition.
Bayston Road in Hackney, by Al-Jawad Pike Architects wins joint 3rd prize in NLA house extension competition. A large singular space of exposed brickwork, timber and concrete, with a roof-light flooding the centre of the house with light.
Laboratorio di Architettura e Design designed Spignon Lighthouse which is located on a small island in the Venice lagoon, close to the “Bocca di Porto”, the opening that separates the Lido island from Pellestrina island.
Brent house extension design by O’Sullivan Skoufoglou Architects wins 2nd prize in NLA property competition. The design provides more light, space and storage, without reducing the garden. Oak beams and ash furniture reference the owner’s roots – the two materials sacred in Irish mythology.
New London Architecture house extension contest news – ‘Sun Rain Rooms’ design by architects Tonkin Liu overall winner from 30 shortlisted innovative home extensions in the UK capital city.
The Most Innovative award went to the Pop-Up Ute project in Camden by Friend and Company Architects. This is an up-cycled addition to a brownfield industrial heritage site decorated with a vibrant and retro interior.
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Arvo Pärt Centre, Laulasmaa, Estonia, building design by Nieto Sobejano Arquitectos, Madrid, is one of the 40 shortlisted works for the EU Mies Award 2019.
Bali architecture competition news – “Mass tourism is stealing opportunities from rural areas, forcing income required migration and eroding culture in the process. To combat this, innovators are creating maker’s collectives, social impact groups, and interdisciplinary networks in the rural areas.”
The most internationalized and influential design award in China celebrates thoughtful and influential space design around the world, held in Longgang, Shenzhen, attended by Martha Thorne, Executive Director of the Pritzker Architecture Prize.
Many former gasholder buildings will be dismantled over the coming years. These voids represent an opportunity for repurposing: winner news for this competition that sought alternative uses.