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Submitted by WA ContentsTerraViva launches Mountain Guardian architecture competition in ItalyItaly Architecture News - Nov 16, 2024 - 13:39 html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd"TerraViva launches Mountain Guardian, a new architecture competition that invites the participants to work on the design of an alpine bivouac immersed in the wonderful natural context of Stelvio National Park (Italy).Prizes up to 10.000 will be awarded to the winners selected by an international jury panel composed, among others, by Matteo Francesco Ruta (Arketipo), Aldric Beckmann (Aldric Beckmann Architectes), Lula Ferrari (Lula Ferrari Studio) and Martin enberger (Mar.s Architects).BriefThe aim of this competition is to creatively address the experience of living the high-altitude lands, exploring historical, marginal and extreme situations of the alpine environment, rethinking the canons of the relationship between man and nature, based on concepts such as responsibility, respect and sustainability.The project aims to explore a unique architectural typology - the bivouac - essentially based on a temporary accommodation in close connection with wild nature. Nowadays, it is commonly believed that living the high mountains should be intimately linked to a more contemporary design approach.Prizes & Mentions1st Prize: 5.0002nd Prize: 2.0003rd Prize: 1.0004 Golden Mentions: 500 each10 Honorable Mentions: coupon for a free competition30 Finalists: published on TerraViva channelsAll Participants: 10% discount on a Mapo Tapo travelGuidelinesThe competition involves the design of a self-sufficient bivouac for 8-10 people, located near the original site of Rifugio Bernasconi (Valfurva, Stelvio National Park), interpreting the essentiality of living in the mountains by reducing any superfluous comfort to the minimum.Intended primarily for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts, the building will be designed as an autonomous and sustainable organism, proposing an alternative model to traditional bivouacs (often outdated), responding in the most innovative way to the critical issues of the place and to the needs of the new generations of mountaineers.Requested MaterialTwo A1 panels (59,4 x 84,1 cm) landscape oriented + a brief text describing the proposal (250-500 words);JuryLuciano Bertolina (Valfurva, Italy) | CAI ValfurvaAndrea Federico Toccolini (Tokyo, Japan) | Kengo Kuma & AssociatesMatteo Ruta (Milan, Italy) | Arketipo + PolimiLula Ferrari (Milan, Italy) | Lula Ferrari StudioAldric Beckmann (Paris, France) | Aldric Beckmann ArchitectesMartin enberger (Prague, Czech Republic) | Mar.s ArchitectsYilin Zhang (San Francisco, United States)| STUDIOS ArchitectureAlberto Cervesato (Udine, Italy) | UNIUDScheduleCompetition Opening: November 11th 202479 Early Registrations: November 11th - January 17th99 Standard Registrations: January 17th - March 14th129 Late Registrations: March 14th April 11thSubmission Deadline: April 11th (3:00 pm CET)Winners Announcement: May 12th 2025Download full brief here.Requirements & EligibilityThe competition is open to architects, landscape designers, interior designers, students, enthusiasts, engineers, artists, makers and anyone interested in the fields of architecture and design. Participants can join the competition either individually or with a team.For more info, visit website.Contact: [emailprotected].Top image courtesy of TerraViva.> via TerraVivaarchitecture competition

Submitted by WA ContentsTerraViva launches La Juanita architecture competition in ArgentinaArgentina Architecture News - Nov 16, 2024 - 13:17 html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd"TerraVivalaunchesLA JUANITA, a new architecture competition in which participants will work on the design of a contemporary house facing the amazing natural landscape oftheParan river (Argentina).Prizes up to 8.000 will be awarded to the winners selected by an international jury panel composed, among others, by Giancarlo Mazzanti (El Equipo Mazzanti), Virginia Theilig (FAPyD), Diego Arraigada (Diego Arraigada Arquitectos) and Luciana Lembo (Adamo-Faiden).BriefThe idea of 'La Juanita' as a permanenthousinglocation invites architects and designers to imagine what an Argentine home would look like today, nestled in ariverside landscapethat slows the frenetic pace of city life and fosters a deep connection with thenatural context.The villa should be designed for a family of four, with the possibility of receiving and eventually accommodating a couple of guests who will enjoy all the comforts and privacy.Prizes & Mentions1st Prize: 4.0002nd Prize: 2.0003rd Prize: 1.0002 Golden Mentions: 500 each10 Honorable Mentions: coupon for a free competition30 Finalists: published on TerraViva channelsGuidelinesThe design can be single-story or spread over two levels (ground floor + first floor). Both compact and more dispersed layouts will be equally considered. The layout, size and arrangement of the homes intimate and social spaces, as well as their relationships and spatial hierarchies, will be at the discretion of the designers.Designers are invited to incorporate double-height spaces, semi-covered areas, pergolas, galleries, terraces and exterior flooring treatments, ensuring a gradual transition from the interior to the surrounding nature. These intermediate zones will be crucial for the everyday use of the house, providing enjoyment throughout the year. Do not forget to enhance and value the incredible views with your design proposal. It will be essential to consider the characteristics of sun exposure, visuals and topography of the site.Requested MaterialTwo A1 panels (59,4 x 84,1 cm) landscape oriented + a brief text describing the proposal (250-500 words);JuryGiancarlo Mazzanti (Bogot, Colombia) | El Equipo MazzantiVirginia Theilig (Rosario, Argentina) | FAPyDDiego Arraigada (Rosario, Argentina) | Diego Arraigada ArquitectosLuciana Lembo (Buenos Aires, Argentina) | Adamo-FaidenAlejandro Puente (Quito, Equador) | PESASara Alves (Barcelona, Spain)| TWOBO ArquitectosLoris L. Perillo (Basel, Switzerland) | CommisuraTongtong Zhang (Los Angeles, USA) | RIOSScheduleCompetition Opening: October 14th69 Early Registrations: October 14th - December 13th89 Standard Registrations: December 13th - February 14th109 Late Registrations: February 14th - March 14thSubmission Deadline: March 14th (3:00 pm CET)Winners Announcement: April 14thDownload full brief here.Requirements & EligibilityThe competition is open to architects, landscape designers, interior designers, students, enthusiasts, engineers, artists, makers and anyone interested in the fields of architecture and urban regeneration. Participants can join the competition either individually or with a team.More info can be found at the website.Contact: [emailprotected].Top image courtesy of TerraViva.> via TerraVivaarchitecture competition

Tower Hamlets has approved detailed plans for a new life sciences neighbourhood around the Royal London Hospital, including two buildings by Gibson ThornleyBuilding D1, designed by Allies and MorrisonSource: Allies and MorrisonBuilding B3, designed by Allies and MorrisonSource: Allies and MorrisonBuilding B1, designed by Gibson ThornleySource: Credit Schmidt MassieBuilding C, designed by Gibson ThornleySource: Schmidt Massie1/4show captionThe London Borough of Tower Hamlets has approved Allies and Morrisons Whitechapel Road project, a masterplan that aims to transform a series of existing buildings and unused sites near the Royal London Hospital into a life sciences district.The Whitechapel Road development totals 79,975sq m, comprising six new and repurposed buildings between three and 13 storeys in height.Allies and Morrison designed the masterplan and four of the buildings, with the remaining two designed by Gibson Thornley.Supported by Barts Health NHS Trust, Queen Mary University of London, the Greater London Authority, and the borough itself, the development will offer lab-enabled commercial workspaces, educational facilities and new public spaces, with the intention of establishing Whitechapel as a life sciences hub.Aiming to provide adaptable, high-quality spaces, the project will accommodate a range of life sciences and public health organisations, from small start-ups to larger enterprises.The masterplan incorporates new green spaces and pedestrian-friendly streets, including a green spine of planted pathways. This layout will support local pedestrian traffic and remove vehicle access from some areas around the hospital.The site is located within the London Hospital Conservation Area and close to listed structures including the former Royal London Hospital, St. Philips Church, and historic terraces.Source: Allies and MorrisonAxonometric view of the plansWe have been working closely with a broad rangeof stakeholders for over six years and I am thrilled that our life science cluster proposals have been approved by Tower Hamlets, said Hayden French, director and head of workplace at Allies and Morrison.The Whitechapel Road project will be transformational for the East End bringing extensive new and improved public spaces, a groupof contextual and responsible workplace buildings, and an ecosystem of new businesses to supplement the already rich and diverseWhitechapel neighbourhood.With its proximity to major transport links, including the Elizabeth Line, the development is anticipated to strengthen Whitechapels connection to the broader London life sciences sector.Matt Thornley, co-founder of Gibson Thornley commented,The development will help cement Whitechapel as a major life science hub, bringingnew jobs and knowledge to build upon the existing NHS sites and Queen Mary Campus.The approval by Tower Hamlets is a greatmilestone in delivering the scheme, and it will be exciting to see the regeneration of the area and improvements for the local community.Buildings within the masterplan range from a four-storey block facing Whitechapel Road to a taller 13-storey life sciences building featuring ground-floor public spaces, including community areas, retail, and outreach services.Additional structures include smaller facilities for emerging life sciences firms, a dedicated higher education hub, and a pavilion designed as a gateway to the areas green spaces.The project team includesstructural engineer AKTII, services engineer Arup, landscape architect Camlins, planning consultant DP9 and cost consultant T&T Alinea.

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