1. Theme : Human Right + Architecture
Breaking away from the rational functionalism of modern architecture, diversified contemporary architecture is attempting various forms and spaces. However, in many everyday architectures, consideration for the essential human right in space is still pushed to second priority by the logic of economy and efficiency. Insufficient public spaces in uniform architecture and meaningless external spaces in formal urban spaces are alienating ‘people’.
In a realistic situation, buildings are created in accordance with minimum legal standards and led by rapidly developing capital and technology. There is an urgent need to consider creating an architectural environment that allows for comfortable daily life, connection with the community and nature, and pride of its own history and culture for each city.
Regions in Asia have their unique communities and cultures that value humane life and cares for each other. Based on this context, new ‘people-centered’ architectural proposals based on spatial, environmental and cultural considerations – containing an expanded interpretation of ‘human rights’ – will contribute to making our lives richer and happier.
2. Qualification for Participation
A person who can develop ideas about space and express them architecturally through drawings and diagrams (one work per person)
* Project site is limited to Asia.
3. Overall Schedule
*Schedule and location may change
*Registration fee (USD 20) is waived when registering in advance (early bird)
4. Registration and Submission