The Schindler Global Award (SGA) 2018/2019 Competition has been announced and scheduled for mid-July 2018, with entries due at the end of January 2019. With over $100,000 (US) in prizes and a jury of international experts and practitioners, the Schindler Global Award gives the students of today a chance to contribute to the cities of tomorrow, that is Mumbai — for this year’s competition. The SGA 2018/19 is open to final-year bachelor’s and all master’s degree students of architecture, landscape architecture, urban design and planning, from degree-granting educational institutions worldwide.

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Starting 16 June 2016, students of architecture, urban design and planning are invited to participate in the 2016/2017 edition of the Schindler Global Award (SGA) ideas competition. The SGA is open to final-year bachelor’s and all master’s degree students of architecture, landscape architecture, urban design and planning, from degree-granting educational institutions worldwide. With over 100,000 Euro in prizes, the Global Schindler Award will recognize one winning competition scheme along with runners up and grants.

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The Global Schindler Award (GSA) has recently opened its registration for the 2015 competition, inviting architecture students to participate. With US $150,000 in prizes, the GSA enables students from around the world to share their ideas for creating open and inclusive urban environments, using the key competition theme of mobility. The competition concept – Designing the City as a Resource – will aid in the creation of specific proposals for a given site in Shenzhen, part of the Pearl River Delta in China. The competition is an excellent opportunity for young architects to have their designs judged by an international jury of renowned experts from a diverse range of fields, including Prof. Phillip Rode of LSE Cities, Prof. Kongjian Yu of Turenscape, Prof. Farshid Moussavi of Harvard University, Mr. Yan Meng, of Urbanus, Mr. Jackie Han, president of Schindler Elevator, China and more. The Global Schindler Award also gives students a chance to contribute to facing some of the most important challenges shared by societies around the world: from the provision of public space and environmental concerns to the better integration of economy, politics and the built environment.

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