Responsive Cities, organized by IAAC's Advanced Architecture Group, is a biennial symposium focused on reimagining urban futures. This year's theme shifts the narrative from resource scarcity to abundance, encouraging material-driven innovations in architecture and urban design to accelerate decarbonization efforts. The event aims to redefine resources and explore new sourcing...
Kharkiv, Ukraine's second-largest city on the border with Russia, has been heavily impacted by the ongoing conflict. As part of the larger Kharkiv Masterplan project, this competition invites designers from around the world to come up with innovative solutions for retrofitting existing concrete panel housing blocks and enhancing public spaces.
We are excited to announce Living Ruins by TerraViva, a new architecture competition focused on designing an open-air museum within the Mediterranean landscape of Kayaköy, an abandoned village in Turkey.
The World Monuments Fund (WMF) is an independent organization dedicated to preserving the world's most treasured sites and fostering mutual understanding across cultures and communities. WMF is launching a new initiative called the Cultivating Resilience program 📍
Rayon has an exciting competition for students and newly graduated architects and interior designers. The "House for an Architect" competition invites you to imagine a house for one of the iconic architects: Zaha Hadid, Tadao Ando, Le Corbusier, Frank Lloyd Wright.
TerraViva invites architects worldwide to submit innovative reuse designs for the “Youth Union Summer Retreat” building in Ohrid. The focus of the competition is to revitalize this modern heritage, which has been left unused for over 20 years.
The London Design Summit is a new initiative that challenges designers to utilize innovative technological methods to address real issues and contribute to sustainable development in architecture.
YACademy initiates architectural courses in the medieval center of Bologna. At the ancient courtyard of a prestigious medieval palace, renovated to host an educational hub, it is located just under the UNESCO heritage porticoes.
Non Architecture invites you to envision how the Colosseum can be completed and repurposed to become an active and functional part of Rome.
