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5th Arquine competition - XXI
century habithat
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son
başvuru tarihi:
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25.01.2003
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teslim
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05.03.2003
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Registration
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Submission
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Yarışma Özeti(Summary):
The 5th Arquine competition, is about the design of a unit for living and work
that assume as esential part of its problem issues the use of glass and in
consecuence, the idea of transparency (http://www.vidrioplano.com)
how is a house of glass, and, how transparent a house of glass should be
in the beggining of the XXI century, on internet and communications era?
More than a house a space to live and work. Altough particularly conditions very
precise might arise like the redefinition of the habitants: who will live and
work there: some members of a postmodern nomad tribe or an anchoret, an
autonomous single person or a traditional family?
Tip
(Type):
Kimler katılabilir
(Open to):
Katılım ücreti
(Entry Fee):
Inscription $400 (mexican pesos) $60 USD (international).
20% discount on annual suscriptions to Arquine magazine to participants.
Ödüller
(Awards):
1st. VITRO $ 50,000 (mexican pesos) $5,000 USD. Winner project shall
completely develop the building project VIRTUALLY for presentations,
publications, etc.
2nd. LUMEN $12,500 (mexican pesos) $1,250 USD computer hardware.
3rd. Juan O'Gorman Bookstore $3,000 (mexican pesos) $300 USD in books.
Juri (Jury):
Enrique Norten architect, Agustín Landa architect, Fernanda Canales
architect, Alejandro Hernández Gálvez architect, Manuel Gausa architect
İletişim Bilgileri
(Contact):
Lucerna 7 - 11
Mexico., D.F.
ZIP 06600
T. 525 5661621
F. 525 5661614
Web: http://www.arquine.com
The 5th Arquine competition, is about the
design of a unit for living and work that assume as esential part of its problem
issues the use of glass and in consecuence, the idea of transparency (http://www.vidrioplano.com)
how is a house of glass, and, how transparent a house of glass should be
in the beggining of the XXI century, on internet and communications era?
More than a house a space to live and work. Altough particularly conditions very
precise might arise like the redefinition of the habitants: who will live and
work there: some members of a postmodern nomad tribe or an anchoret, an
autonomous single person or a traditional family?
It´s important to consider this project
in relation with its manifest and prototype: an open proposal to other forms of
inhabit. however its geographic location will be situated in the city of
Monterrey (Mexico) (http://www.chipinque.org.mx),
extreme climatic conditions and the geography opens a wide range of
possibilities to think in an edification capable of easily adapt to this
changes. Proposals to define the space to live and work on the Chipinque park in
Monterrey, and the project serving as a model to other places as well. Proposals
shall have programatic character, combining the conceptual arguments and the
constructive viability in the next guidelines:The proposal shall offer solutions
for the division and or integration of two primarily functions: live and work,
inside a contemporary vision of this activities.Winner project shall built
VIRTUALLY, for its exposition and diffussion.
Submission materials
Projects shall privilege the use of glass, even in combination of estructural
elements like concrete prefabricated walls, steel or wood or foundation
elements, floors, roofs, appurtenances and others. materials shall be
contemporary, low cost, environmentally safe, that allow for a fast and precise
construction. Materials must exist in Mexico.
Programme
Basic unit from 90-100 square meters to inhabit (eat, cook, sleep, clean, work
and stock). From 1 to 4 ocupants. Versatile and adaptable to the
"classic"; mexican family, "postmodern" couple; or
contemporary hermit.Admisible use of exterior areas (yards, terraces, etc).
Budget
Edification costs.- Proposal shall include a general budget that not exceed
$3,000(mexican pesos)/per square meter. max allowed budget of $300,000 ($30,000
USD).
Fees
Inscription $400 (mexican pesos) $60 USD (international). 20% discount on annual
suscriptions to Arquine magazine to participants.
Jury
Enrique Norten architect, Agustín Landa architect, Fernanda Canales architect,
Alejandro Hernández Gálvez architect, Manuel Gausa architect.
Prizes
1st. VITRO $ 50,000 (mexican pesos) $5,000 USD. Winner project shall completely
develop the building project VIRTUALLY for presentations, publications,
etc.
2nd. LUMEN $12,500 (mexican pesos) $1,250 USD computer hardware.
3rd. Juan O'Gorman Bookstore $3,000 (mexican pesos) $300 USD in books.
Deadline
Inscription deadline January 25, 2003.
Submission deadline March 5, 2003, from 10:00 to 12:00 P.M. (local)
Jury sessions end of March 2003.
Winner projects and jury selection will publish on the 24 issue of Arquine
magazine (June, 2003).
Additional Information
http://www.arquine.com
Lucerna 7 - 11
Mexico., D.F.
ZIP 06600
T. 525 5661621
F. 525 5661614
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