Jury:
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FINAL JURY
Alfredo Andia, Florida International University, USA
Dean DiSimone, Kdlab, New York, USA
Douglas Garofalo, Garofalo Archi., Chicago, USA
Bernhard Franken, Franken Architekten, Frankfurt, Germany
Mark Goulthorpe, dECOi, Paris, France
Jan Kaplicky, Future Systems, London, England
Michael McInturf, McInturf Architects, Cincinnati, USA
Chad Oppenheim, Oppenheim Architecture, Miami, USA
Nader Tehrani, Office dA, Boston, USA
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http://www.fiu.edu/%7Ebienal/miamibeach2003/futures-en.html
Sponsorship & Support: FIU, Miami - AIA Miami - FPA - ARCH'IT - Competitions Magazine - Concept Magazine - TodoObras - iMage
COMPETITION BRIEF
This competition follows the successful electronic competition of unbuilt work celebrated at the Bienal Miami + Beach 2001.
The goal of this competition is to promote and reveal the potency of 'new conceptual and experimental work' in architecture today. The objective is to award extraordinary unbuilt projects and architectural ideas. Design works that provoke new cultural visions, new professional practices, and new understandings of urbanity of the contemporary world.
The competition is open to all architects, designers and students of architecture regardless of citizenship. The only requirement is that the project has not been constructed by the deadline of the competition.
The organizing committee of the Bienal + Miami 2003 calls for this contest to be an open competition about the possible futures of architecture. The word 'architecture' or 'architectural' in this competition it is an open word. The committee's belief is that we live in an age in which we are forced to redefine our traditional notion of design and architecture. The committee's conviction is that a major part of the future of architecture lies in a discourse that can be found mostly in 'un-built and experimental' work from around the world. The objective of the competition is to reveal this discourse. In order to review and promote these projects worldwide all work must be submitted via the Internet.
This prize is designed to award single projects. The jury will evaluate each project individually. There is no limit on the number of projects that can be entered but each project has to be registered individually.
The competition is organized as part of the Bienal Miami + Beach 2003 which is sponsored by The School of Architecture at Florida International University, AIA Miami Chapter, Miami, and the Federacion Panamericana de Arquitectos.
This electronic competition is and has been supported by several architecture magazines, publications and events:
- ARCH'IT rivista digitale di architettura, Italy
- Competitions Magazine, USA
- Concept Magazine, Korea
- TodoObras, National Periodical on Architecture, Chile
- iMage, viewpoints on architecture, Italy
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