Open until 1 July 2012. Approximately 147 days remaining to attend. Read on to find out more details about how you can enter.

Organizer(s): d3.

Winners Announcement Expected: September 2012

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Exploration of natural systems from the microscopic to the universal unearths vast design potential for overlaying cultural, ecological, and life cycle flows toward determining new architectonic strategies.

The annual d3 Natural Systems competition for 2012 invites architects, designers, engineers, and students to collectively explore the potential of analyzing, documenting, and deploying nature-based influences in architecture, interiors, and designed objects.

All architects, landscape architects, interior designers, engineers, and students are invited to participate. Cash prizes will be awarded to three best proposals.

Innovative Proposals Advancing Sustainable Thought + Performance Wanted!

The competition calls for innovative proposals that advance sustainable thought and performance through the study of intrinsic environmental geometries, behaviors, and flows. By identifying, examining, and applying their structural order on form and function- -bottom-up, performance-based solutions for limitless building typologies, functional programs, and material conditions may be realized.

An architecture of emergence suggests that design expression requires purpose beyond formal assumption and aesthetic experimentation itself. Concurrent with sustainable thought, the d3 Natural Systems competition assumes that architecture does not simply form, but rather perform various functions beyond those conventionally associated with buildings. Design submissions must be environmentally responsible while advancing inventive conceptual solutions. Although proposals should be technologically feasible, they may suggest fantastical architectural visions of a sustainable global future.

The d3 Natural Systems competition allows designers freedom to approach their creative process in a scale-appropriate manner -- from large-scale master planning endeavors, to individual building concepts, to notions of interior detail. Accordingly, there are no restrictions on site, scale, program, or building typology, proposals should carefully address their selected context.

Deadlines:

• Registration deadline: 1 July 2012
• Submission deadline: 15 July 2012

Entry Fee

• $50 USD/entry

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Open until 26 March 2012, 17:00 UTC. Approximately 50 days remaining to apply. Read on to find out more details about how you can enter.

Organizer(s): Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA).

You can enter or apply for free and without the need of paying an entry fee.

Winners Announcement Expected: April 2012

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Applications are now open for the RIBA Norman Foster Traveling Scholarship 2012. This scholarship is awarded annually to a student of architecture.

Students from all RIBA-validated schools worldwide are invited to apply for this £6,000 scholarship, which funds international research on topics and in locations of the student's choosing. The topic of the research should, however, relate to the survival of our cities and towns.

The RIBA Norman Foster Traveling Scholarship has been running since 2007. Last year's awardee traveled to Delhi, Shanghai, Beijing, Oslo, Paris, Belfast, Kumasi and Johannesburg between July and September 2011.

£6,000 Traveling Scholarship for an International Research Project

The RIBA Norman Foster Traveling Scholarship, generously supported by Lord Foster and Foster + Partners, offers one traveling scholarship of £6,000 to a student of architecture to support international research on a topic and at locations of the student’s choosing.

Eligible students:

• must be enrolled in a school of Architecture with RIBA-validated degree programmes, and
• must have successfully completed at least the first year of a Part 1 degree.

Each school only can submit one application produced by one student.

The topic of the research should however, relate to the survival of our cities and towns and fall under one of the following themes:

• learning from the past to inform the future
• the future of society
• density of settlements
• sustainability
• use of resources
• quality of urban life
• transport

The travel should take place between June-October 2012.

Upon the completion of the travel the student will be invited to present their research to an audience at Foster + Partners in London. A graphic, photographic or written interpretation of their report will also be displayed during the RIBA President’s Medals Student Award exhibition at the RIBA in London in December 2012.

For further info and application materials, please visit the official website.

No Entry Fee!

It's free to enter.

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Open until 18 February 2012. Approximately 13 days remaining to attend. Read on to find out more details about how you can enter.

Organizer(s): :output Foundation.

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Students, the :output Foundation is inviting you to register your works for the 15th :output Award! The :output Award is the biggest international competition for students in design and architecture.

The best work is honoured with the :output Grand Prix which includes a scholarship of 3,000 Euros.

Every year more than 1,000 students from more than 40 different countries submit their best projects to the competition. An international jury makes the selection which will be presented in the :output yearbook.

Calling for Student Works in Design / Architecture!

Works, not older than one year, related to any area of design and architecture, such as: graphic design / architecture / product design / typography / photography / illustration / typeface design / multimedia, moving image and television graphics / experience design are eligible for submission.

A Chance to Win A €3,000 Scholarship + Get Featured in the :output Yearbook

All projects submitted to the :output competition will be eligible for the :output Grand Prix. An international jury will choose the Grand Prix winner who will receive a scholarship of 3,000 EUR. This scholarship is meant to support young talents in Design and Architecture and to present works from students to a broader design and architectural audience.

All works which have been submitted to the :output Award will be published on the open :output platform. The Grand Prix together with about 80 selected works will not only be published in the :output yearbook but also in the :output hall of fame on the portfolio-platform open:output.org

The :output Award is an Annual International Competition for Students

• Anyone who is currently studying communication design, product design, architecture, inter- action design or film at a university or a college is eligible to participate. Students who have graduated within the last 12 months may also submit final degree works.
• Any work, which has been produced as a student project, is eligible for submission.
• The work may not be older than one year.
• The project does not have to be published.

Register Online, then Send Your Works to the :output Foundation

Submissions should be sent to the :output Foundation, no later than 15 February 2012.

Please read the award's checklist & conditions for further details.

Entry Fee

The entry fee is 30 Euros per work.

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Open until 17 February 2012. Approximately 12 days remaining to attend. Read on to find out more details about how you can enter.

Organizer(s): Confindustria Ceramica, Italian Trade Commission.

You can enter or apply for free and without the need of paying an entry fee.

Winners Announcement Expected: April 2012

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The Italian Trade Commission and Confindustria Ceramica, the Association of Italian Ceramics, are proud to announce the 2012 Ceramics of Italy Tile Competition Call for Entries.

The competition, now in its 19th year, recognizes the exceptional work of North American architects and designers who feature Italian ceramic tiles in their institutional, residential or commercial/hospitality spaces.

The winning architect receives a 5-day trip to Bologna, Italy to attend Cersaie 2012 as part of a delegation of design and lifestyle journalists. Plus a a check of $4000!

Design Inspired and Imaginative Architecture Using Italian Ceramic Tiles

Submit new construction or renovation projects completed within the past 5 years. As it is a competition celebrating CERAMIC/PORCELAIN, a percentage of the products featured should be CERAMIC/PORCELAIN tile.

Projects can be submitted in the following competitive categories:

• Institutional
• Residential
• Commercial/Hospitality

The official criteria of the jury include:

• overall design of the project,
• innovative use of tile,
• tile design,
• quality of installation,
• degree that tile enhances the setting and
• the project’s sustainable attributes.

Win $15,000 in Prizes and a Trip to Italy!

Winners in each category will receive a cash prize of $4,000 and a five-day trip to Bologna, Italy to attend CERSAIE 2012 – the world’s largest exhibition for ceramic tile and bathroom furnishings – joining a delegation of top consumer and design journalists.

Ceramics of Italy will award an additional $1,000 to be shared by the winning contractor/distributor team.

Winners will be announced at the Ceramics of Italy Press Conference during Coverings, which will be held 17-20 April 2012, in the Orange County Convention Center, Orlando, Florida.

Projects Completed Between January 2007 and January 2012 are Eligible

• The Ceramics of Italy Tile Competition is open to all North American architects and interior designers.
• Domestic and international new construction and renovation projects completed between January 2007 and January 2012 are eligible for entry.
• There is no limit to the number of accepted entries.

Enter the 2012 Ceramics of Italy Tile Competition Online

Submissions must be completed online, no later than 17 February 2012, through the entry form on the official website.

No Entry Fee!

It's free to enter.

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Open until 14 February 2012. Approximately 9 days remaining to attend. Read on to find out more details about how you can enter.

Organizer(s): Society for Environmental Graphic Design (SEGD).

Winners Announcement Expected: June 2012

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The 2012 SEGD Global Design Awards are now open for entries from environmental designers, architects, students and clients. Exceptional environmental graphic design is recognized in the annual SEGD Global Design Awards Program, illustrating the pandisciplinary nature of visual communications in the built environment.

Winning projects have included complex wayfinding systems, branding and identity work, retail and interior projects, exhibition design, and public art installations.

Winners will be announced at the 2012 SEGD Conference, 8-9 June 2012 in Manhattan and Brooklyn and winning projects will be featured in the award-winning segdDESIGN magazine!

Submit Your Best Environmental Graphic Design Works

The Society for Environmental Graphic Design (SEGD) invites you to submit your best work in:

• Dynamic Environments: media facades, interactive architecture, media-based exhibitions, digital billboards, electronic public art
• Office/Workplace Environments: office buildings, business parks, mixed-use centers, industrial and manufacturing buildings, convention and conference centers
• Leisure/Entertainment Environments: walking and hiking trails, recreation centers, theme parks, arenas, stadiums, theaters, concert halls, cinemas, hotels, resorts, restaurants, spas, fitness centers, parks, gardens, cruise ships, marinas, golf courses
• Educational/Institutional Environments: healthcare facilities, libraries, schools, campuses, government facilities
• Transportation Environments: airports, ports, bus, rail, roadways, parking facilities
• Retail/Commercial Environments: service businesses, malls, storefronts, interiors, food courts, showrooms, outdoor advertising
• Residential Environments: apartments, condominiums, developments, retirement centers, dormitories
• Urban Projects: cities, mixed-use complexes, downtowns, neighborhoods, wayfinding systems, streetscapes
• Exhibitions: museums, zoos, interpretive exhibits
• Trade Shows/Temporary Events: expositions, pavilions, athletic events, festivals
• Master Plans/Planning/Research: conceptual ideas, research, recommendation studies, sign/identity/branding standards, programs
• Miscellaneous: signage, architectural graphics, placemaking, identity programs, public art, donor recognition programs, maps, symbol/pictogram systems, sign codes, gateways, landmarks

The SEGD Global Design Awards Program is open to:

• Environmental graphic designers
• Graphic designers
• Exhibit designers
• Landscape designers
• Interior designers
• Industrial designers
• Graphic artists
• Public artists
• Architects
• Fabricators
• Students
• Clients

Get Featured in the Award-Winning SegdDESIGN Magazine!

Winners will be announced at at the 2012 SEGD Conference, 8-9 June 2012 in Manhattan and Brooklyn.

Winning projects will be featured in the award-winning segdDESIGN magazine and on www.segd.org.

The SEGD Design Awards are Open Globally

• Projects entered must demonstrate the use of graphic design elements (including but not limited to typography, symbols, pictograms, diagrams, color-coding, etc.) in the design solution and must focus on the communication of information, identity, or image in the built environment.
• Projects entered must have been completed between 1 January 2009 and 31 December 2011.
• This program is open to both members and non-members of SEGD, but members pay reduced entry fees.
• Projects entered in previous years may be entered again if they did not win an award.
• There is no limit on the number of projects that can be entered by an individual or firm.
• Student work is defined as work done in 2010 or 2011 by full-time students enrolled in a recognized design program.
• Jurors and their firms are not eligible to enter.

Entries are Accepted Online

Entries are accepted online via omniCONTESTS. Of course, a registration is required to submit.

Entry Fees Start from $50 for Student Entries

• 1-3 projects:
  • SEGD Members: $120/project
  • SEGD Non-members: $240/project
• 4+ projects:
  • SEGD Members: $100/project
  • SEGD Non-members: $200/project
• Student work:
  • SEGD Members: $35/project
  • SEGD Non-members: $50/project
• Late Entry Fee: $50/project

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Winners Announcement Expected: 15 May 2012

"Urban Intervention" invites designers to conceive a fresh vision of environmental, social, and economic opportunities on and beyond a 9-acre site at the heart of Seattle Center.

Design ideas should harness Seattle’s history of innovation and civic engagement to inspire the next generation of great public spaces and connect interaction and innovation to meet the challenges of the future.

The Urban Intervention competition is open to established and emerging, US and international design teams and individuals. Up to three finalist teams will receive $30,000 to further develop ideas. The Winning team will receive an additional $30,000 cash prize!

Design an Extraordinary Place that will be a Transformative Gathering Space for Current and Future Users of Seattle Center

Urban Intervention’s call for entries is about bold and creative design ideas. The Urban Intervention competition seeks complex, multidisciplinary design responses from a broad spectrum of innovative designers.

Your entry should consist of the following:

• Design Statement
• Analytic Concept Sketches
• Exhibition Panel
• Publicity Images

Dialogue and publication of competition entries will be used to promote vigorous discussion about place-based and replicable innovation in public space design. Urban Intervention will provide the next generation with a chance to both dream big and, ultimately, do big.

Urban Intervention Offers a Grand Prize of $30,000!

The jury will recognize up to 10 proposals with awards.

In Phase 1, the jury will select up to three finalists for recognition; each finalist will receive $30,000 to develop a Phase 2 submittal. In addition, the jury may select up to seven proposals for commendation or merit awards.

Finalists will be invited to Seattle in March or early April 2012 for a learning visit that will feature interactive meetings with Seattle Center stakeholders and city leaders, as well as live and virtual community input and crowdsourcing opportunities.

In Phase 2, the jury will select a Grand Prize Winner for a cash award of $30,000.

Innovative Designers Worldwide, This One's for You!

• The competition is open to established and emerging US and international design teams and individuals. Multidisciplinary teams are strongly encouraged but not required. Teams must include at least one licensed design professional related to the built environment.
• Eligible professional licenses include those recognized by the architecture, landscape architecture, and civil engineering accreditation bodies in the United States and their international equivalents. Documentation of the registration of one team member is required.
• Entrants may participate either as individuals or teams, but no one may submit or participate in more than one proposal.
• Materials submitted to Urban Intervention will not be returned.

Register Online via AIA Seattle

To enter, you need to register online through AIA Seattle's website. Once registered, follow the Submittal Instructions to complete your entry.

Smaller Entry Fee if You Register Early

• $80 - Early Registration on or before 6 January 2012
• $100 - Regular Registration by 27 January 2012

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Open until 15 February 2012. Approximately 10 days remaining to attend. Read on to find out more details about how you can enter.

Organizer(s): [AC-CA].

Winners Announcement Expected: 15 March 2012

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Architectural Competition - Concours d'Architecture is giving you a unique chance to create for the city of Amsterdam. The [AMSTERDAM] Iconic Pedestrian Bridge architectural competition is inviting you to create a new architectural symbol for an European capital city - an iconic pedestrian bridge!

One of the main purposes of this international competition is to encourage and reward design excellence between architecture and engineering.

Winning participants will receive prizes totaling $5,400! There will also be 7 honorable mentions.

Design an Iconic Pedestrian Bridge in the Heart of Amsterdam

The aim of this international competition is to design an Iconic Pedestrian Bridge in the Heart of Amsterdam. The architecture of this new structure should reflect contemporary design tendencies.

The proposal must not only attend to the specific function but the design should also take into consideration the urban insertion and impact geared towards creating a new architectural symbol for an European capital city. This competition hopes to achieve the following:

• Encourage and reward design excellence between architecture and engineering.
• Research, respond to and highlight the unique aspects of designing an original footbridge.
• To generate the discussion of ideas regarding the functionality of bridges in relation with art and sculpture.
• Encourage the employment of sustainable design in all aspects of the proposal.

This is a single stage competition with the aim of identifying the most appropriate proposal, which best satisfies the general and specific objective of the contest.

Make sure your entry satisfies the following design criteria:

• Access: Access must meet the disabled access standards.
• Structure: Although no engineering calculation is to be presented, an “architectonic” structural design is to be suggested as a basis or foundation for the building’s final structural criteria. This means that the structure should be clearly represented both in plan and sections.
• Special organisation: Note that you can design the café, bicycle repair area and services on the bridge itself as well as both bank sites.
  The height passage underneath should follow international convention of river transport: 15 meters minimum.
• Volume: The volume must relate harmoniously with its context, but also be unique and original.
• Materials: There is no restriction with regards to the choice of materials, however thought should be given to the idea of sustainability.

Three Main Cash Prizes + 7 Honorable Mentions Available

Winning participants will receive prizes totaling US$ 5,400 with the distribution as follows:

• 1st Prize: US$ 3,000
• 2nd Prize: US$ 1,600
• 3rd Prize: US$ 800

There will also be 7 honorable mentions.

1st Prize, 2nd Prize and 3rd Prize will be published in a number of magazine press and blogs as well as on the [AC-CA] website.

Enter Group or Individual Entries

• Submissions can be the work of an individual or a group up to 4 members and there is no age limit. However, entrants under 18 years of age must be lead or entered by someone over 18 year of age.
• There are no special conditions, however, the design should sit comfortably in harmony with the site. It should also be as aesthetically interesting and inviting to visitors with an expression of great spatial awareness.

Submit Your Iconic Amsterdam Bridges Online

You can enter online by registering on the official website.

Please consider that, all entry submissions must be sent via email to amsterdam [at] ac-ca.org (please replace [at] with @) until midnight on 29th February 2012 (23:59, -00:00 GMT).

Entry Fee

• Early Bird Registration: US$ 80 from 30th October to 15th December 2011
• Late Registration: US$ 120 from 16th December 2011 to 15th February 2012

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Winners Announcement Expected: August 2012

The World Habitat Awards were established in 1985 by the Building and Social Housing Foundation as part of its contribution to the United Nations International Year of Shelter for the Homeless. The World Habitat Awards 2011/2012 Competition is still open for entries.

Two awards are given annually to projects that provide practical and innovative solutions to current housing needs and problems, from the global South as well as the North.

Every year an award of £10,000 is presented to each of the two winners at the annual United Nations global celebration of World Habitat Day.

WHA: Awarding Practical and Innovative Solutions to Current Housing Needs

The World Habitat Awards are open for projects that:

• Demonstrate practical, innovative and sustainable solutions to current housing issues faced by countries of the global South as well as the North.
• Can be transferred or adapted for use as appropriate.
• View the term habitat from a broad perspective and bring other benefits as well, such as energy or water saving, income generation, social inclusion, community and individual empowerment, capacity building or education.

The World Habitat Awards (WHA) competition has a two-stage entry process:

• Stage I submissions need only comprise a summary of the key aspects of the project. From these preliminary submissions, ten projects are selected by an Assessment Committee to go forward to Stage II of the competition.
• Stage II submissions are evaluated by an independent advisory group before being put to a panel of international judges, which include the Executive Director of the United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-HABITAT) and the Rector of the United Nations University, Tokyo. Evaluation visits are carried out to some of the projects prior to the final judging.

Two Winning Projects Will Each Win £10,000

As well as international recognition, awards of £10,000 will be made to each of the two winning projects. Trophies will also be presented to the winning projects, and travel and accommodation costs will be met for one representative of each winning project to attend the awards ceremony.

The WHA Competition is Open for Worldwide Entries

• Any individual, organisation or government who has an innovative and practical solution to housing needs and problems from any country of the world.
• More than one entry can be made by the same individual or organisation.
• Entries should relate to housing projects and processes that are either completed or in progress. Those that are at design stage only or in the very early stages of development cannot be considered.
• Previous entrants can re-submit in subsequent years providing that the project has been further developed in the intervening time period.

Enter the WHA Competition Online

Submit your application(s) online on the official website, following the onscreen guidelines and instructions.

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The winner is: Piotr Truszczynski

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CGarchitect.com and Autodesk are seeking for heroes! Not any kind of heroes, but 3ds Max designers with big creativity and imagination.

Submit a scene or design you’ve created using Autodesk® 3ds Max® 2012 or Autodesk® 3ds Max® Design 2012 software, and it could be featured on the next version of 3ds Max Design box cover and splash screen. But that's only one part of the prize. The creator of the winning entry will be awarded with a Quad GPU Workstation and $5,000 in cash!

And finally, the best part of this contest - entries will be judged on imagination, innovation, not production quality.

Imagination, Innovation, and Ingenious Use of the Max Logo

Autodesk is looking for inventive concepts or renderings of architectural design, mechanical or industrial/product designs like buildings, bridges, vehicles, furniture, and consumer products. Entries will be judged on imagination, innovation, and ingenious use of the max logo, not production quality.

The context of the scene should be design-centric, for example: buildings, bridges, cities, vehicles, consumer products, machines, furniture, building products, landscapes, etc. (no monsters or aliens or please!).

It is important that your renderings integrate the provided 3ds Max logo model.

Oh, Boy! A Quad GPU Workstation for the Winner!

Not only will the winning submission be seen by thousands of 3ds Max Design users on a daily basis, to the winning designer will also receive a 3DBOXX 8550 XTREME Quad GPU Workstation (with 4 Nvidia GPUs; 1 Quadro and 3 Tesla), plus US$5,000 in cash.

Runners-up will receive an NVIDIA® Quadro® 5000.

Important Competition Regulations

• The 3ds Max Design Hero Competition is open to all visitors of CGarchitect.com.
• You, as a competitor, may submit up to five different competition submissions.
• Still images must be a minimum of 3,000 pixels in the smallest dimension.
• Your scene or design must be created with 3ds Max 2012 or 3ds Max Design 2012 software and integrate the 3ds Max logo model provided.
• The production quality of your submission can range from an un-rendered wireframe to a photorealistic rendering.
• Autodesk will have final ownership and copyright of all the final submissions and 3d scene files.

Submit Your Scene(s) on CGarchitect.com

To participate, you must submit a scene or design created with Autodesk® 3ds Max® 2012 software or Autodesk® 3ds Max® Design 2012 software.

If you do not currently own 3ds Max 2012 or 3ds Max Design 2012 software, you can download the free 30-day trial. Students can download 3ds Max Design 2011 from the Autodesk Education Community.

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Another branded competition is currently open for entries on jovoto. "The PENNY Plot" is a contest about telling a story that can fit the brand of one of Germany’s biggest discount supermarkets. PENNY is searching for new, creative stories, which build up to and follow up the “First to PENNY” claim.

This is a huge contest on jovoto as it combines telling a story for radio, TV or both. It's open to everyone!

The overall community prize of this contest includes €15,000, €3,000 of which will be awarded to the story that wins the first place.

Story About the PENNY brand

Tell a story that fits in with the “First to PENNY” claim.

It should be possible to use your story for radio or TV, preferably for both media. What counts is the idea of your story – the more creative and surprising the resolution the better. But it’s up to you which form you decide to present it in.

• The story as a pure text concept.
• The film idea as a treatment, storyboard, animation or even a film (layout).
• The radio idea as a script or even a recording (layout).

Your story should focus on the campaign claim “First to PENNY” and at least one of the aforementioned key PENNY topics (e.g. “friendliness of staff”, “freshness guarantee” etc.) or a PENNY offer (like “bread and baked goods”, “fresh meat” etc.)

Overall Community Prize of €15,000!

There is up to €3,000 that people can win in cash as well as a €3,500 licensing fee.

Contest Requirements and Regulations

How to Submit to the PENNY Plot?

Submit your entries on jovoto. You need to be a jovoto member to submit.

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