תחרויות בינלאומיות
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THE LAST NUCLEAR BOMB MEMORIAL
open to: to all / international
registration date: Wednesday, Jan 27, 2021
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KAIRA LOORO COMPETITION 2021 WOMEN’S HOUSE IN AFRICA
open to: All
registration date: April 30, 2021
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ARCHITECTURE ILLUSTRATION COMPETITION
open to: All
registration date: free
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BAUHAUS CAMPUS 2021. ARCHITECTURE COMPETITION FOR STUDENTS
open to: to all / international
registration date: April 04, 2021 11:30 PM
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RENDER OF THE YEAR 2020
open to: to all / international
registration date: December 31, 2020
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MICROHOME 2020 - SMALL LIVING, HUGE IMPACT!
open to: to all / international
registration date: 04
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MICROHOME 2020 - SMALL LIVING, HUGE IMPACT!
open to: to all / international
registration date: 04 November, 2020
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THE HOME COMPETITION 2020
open to: All
registration date: October 25, 2020 11:59 PM
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OPEN COMPETITION FOR ARCHITECTURAL AND URBAN PLANNING CONCEPTS
open to: to all / international
registration date: free
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R+D AWARDS
open to: architects, engineers, fabricators, manufacturers, researchers, faculty, and students worldwide
registration date: 08/05/2020
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Aim for the Sky |
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Type:
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ideas
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Registration Deadline:
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June 28, 2019
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Submission Deadline:
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August 26, 2019
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Open to:
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All
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Entry Fee:
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Prizes will be awarded to the top three submissions in the amounts of $100,000 [top idea], $50,000 [first runner-up], and $25,000 [second runner-up].
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Jury:
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A jury convened by Governor Cuomo
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Governor Andrew M. Cuomo’s challenge to reimagine the Buffalo Skyway Corridor is a competition to define a clear vision for the City of Buffalo’s waterfront, helping inform the direction for investment in placemaking and economic development opportunities.
The Skyway, a four-lane limited access expressway, extends four miles along the City’s Lake Erie waterfront, and carries almost 40,000 trips per day of commuter traffic as part of the regional highway system. Completed in 1953, the Skyway was originally designed to connect truck traffic from multiple large and small factory complexes and the Port of Buffalo to the then-fledgling interstate highway system.
Yet with the closings of the region’s major steel plants in the 1980s and changing land uses along the corridor from heavy manufacturing to recreation, it has evolved to serve more as commuting corridor to the city’s southern suburbs. https://esd.ny.gov/skyway
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