The d3 organization has opened registration for its Housing Tomorrow 2016 architecture competition. Housing Tomorrow 2016 is open for transformative solutions that advance sustainable thought, building performance, and social interaction through study of intrinsic environmental geometries, social behaviors, urban implications, and programmatic flows. Submissions are judged in two categories. Three (3) cash prizes and several special mentions are available for the best projects.

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Registration for 2015 has recently been opened for d3 Natural Systems, an annual architecture competition for alternative, ecologically-performative architectonic strategies and designs. D3, a New York-based design stewardship organization, recognizes exemplary ideas that redefine architecture as an ecological project through the implementation of advanced technologies, materials, and social interventions that engage adaptability, globalization, and emergence. The total prize money fund of the 2015 d3 Natural Systems competition is $1,750, of which $1,000 are reserved for the 1st place winning entry.

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D3, an organization committed to advancing innovation in architecture, art, and design, has recently opened registration for 2015, for its annual Housing Tomorrow architecture competition, one of the most notable awards in speculative, performance-based housing design. The d3 Housing Tomorrow international competition invites architects, designers, engineers, and students to collectively explore, document, analyze, transform, and deploy innovative approaches to residential urbanism, architecture, interiors, and designed objects. Entries are accepted in two competition categories, with three (3) cash prizes and several special mentions available for the best projects.

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D3, a New York-based design stewardship organization and publisher, has recently opened registrations for Natural Systems 2014, one of its annual architectural design competitions. The Competition invites architects, designers, engineers, and students to collectively explore the potential of analyzing, documenting, and deploying nature-based influences in architecture, urbanism, interiors, and designed objects. The First prize for 2014 is $1250 in cash; Second and Third place prizes and several Special Mentions will also be announced.

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The d3 organization has recently opened entries for their fourth annual Housing Tomorrow (2014) architecture competition. The Housing Tomorrow competition recognizes exemplary ideas that redefine housing through the implementation of advanced programs, technologies, materials, and social interventions that engage the broadest innovations in housing. For Housing Tomorrow 2014, d3 will award three main prizes, from which, the biggest prize is $1250 in cash.

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The New York-based design stewardship organization, d3 has recently opened the d3 Natural Systems 2013 competition. The Competition calls for sustainable design proposals exploring various programs envisioned for worldwide site locations. All architects, landscape architects, designers, engineers, and students are invited to participate. Submissions by interdisciplinary design teams are encouraged. The Natural Systems competition awards three main cash prizes and has several Special Mentions categories.

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The d3 Housing Tomorrow competition for 2013 invites architects, designers, engineers, and students to collectively explore, document, analyze, transform, and deploy innovative approaches to residential urbanism, architecture, interiors, and designed objects. Participants are encouraged to rethink residential design and develop transformative solutions that advance sustainable thought. This competition is held annually and each year three main cash prizes are awarded. Award-winning project team members receive individual award certificates and top designs get exhibited on-line by d3.

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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.

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The d3 Housing Tomorrow competition, once again, invites architects, designers, engineers, and students to collectively explore, document, analyze, transform, and deploy innovative approaches to residential urbanism, architecture, interiors, and designed objects. The 2012 d3 Housing Tomorrow competition is calling for sustainable residential design proposals envisioned for worldwide site locations. For those of you who don’t already know, d3 is an organization committed to advancing innovative positions in architecture, art, and design by providing a collaborative environment for architects, artists, designers, and students from around the world.

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Close the Gap, an international design competition, invites architects, landscape architects, urban designers, engineers, and students worldwide to broaden the dialogue of alternative solutions for sustainable urban living. The competition focuses on the Midtown sector of New York City’s East River Greenway – a critical missing link in Manhattan’s alternative transportation infrastructure. Close the Gap requests urban design solutions that complete the missing link between East 38th and East 60th streets, integrating alternative means of transportation including walking, jogging, biking, etc., as well as leisure and recreation space.

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