Yarışmalar-Competitions

Yarışma Özeti(Summary):
Since Antiquity, the use of natural light has played an important role in building construction. Indeed, in Le Corbusier's definition: "Architecture is the masterly, correct and magnificent play of masses brought together in light". Only in more recent times, however, have people come to explore the full design potential offered by artificial lighting. The brief of the 2003 Architektur-Internet-Preis sets natural and artificial lighting in a reciprocal relationship to one another.

Tip (Type): 

Kimler katılabilir (Open to):
The competition is not anonymous. It is open to anyone - individuals and teams -interested in architecture, multimedia and design. Legal entities, e.g. companies or institutes, may only participate if all the authors are mentioned by name. The authors are individually entitled to any prizes awarded.

Katılım ücreti (Entry Fee):

Ödüller (Awards):
1st Prize: 2nd Prize: 3rd Prize: 4th Prize:
€ 8.000 € 4.000 € 2.000 € 1.000

Juri (Jury):
Hilde Leon (architect, Berlin)
Ulrike Brandi (light planner, Hamburg)
Niklas Maak (editor of arts section, FAZ newspaper, Berlin/Frankfurt)
Olafur Eliasson (artist, Berlin)
Kristin Feireiss (Galerie Aedes, Berlin)
Herbert Resch (Zumtobel Staff, Dornbirn)
Benedikt Hotze (BauNetz, Berlin)

İletişim Bilgileri (Contact): 
Web: http://www.BauNetz.de/internetpreis 
Architektur-Internet-Preis 2003
BauNetz Online-Dienst
Schluterstr. 42
D-10707 Berlin
Tel. 030 / 88 726 - 300
Fax 030/88 726 -319
E-Mail: [email protected] 

Since Antiquity, the use of natural light has played an important role in building construction. Indeed, in Le Corbusier's definition: "Architecture is the masterly, correct and magnificent play of masses brought together in light". Only in more recent times, however, have people come to explore the full design potential offered by artificial lighting. The brief of the 2003 Architektur-Internet-Preis sets natural and artificial lighting in a reciprocal relationship to one another.

Twelve buildings will be presented that have one feature in common: they have been designed with the purpose of staging natural lighting in a very impressive manner. The competition brief calls on participants to select one building from the list and modify it by means of "reverse light planning". The building is to be staged in light so that the influences of existing (day) light paths and the resulting shadows are intensified, reversed or made to overlap.

Competition participants are expected to submit a convincing presentation of their light concept as a dynamic process, which could include, for example, movement through space, temporal processes, or a combination of both principles...

Prizes
1st Prize: 2nd Prize: 3rd Prize: 4th Prize:
€ 8.000 € 4.000 € 2.000 € 1.000

The Jury reserves the right to change the distribution of the Prize amounts.
Jury
Hilde Leon (architect, Berlin)
Ulrike Brandi (light planner, Hamburg)
Niklas Maak (editor of arts section, FAZ newspaper, Berlin/Frankfurt)
Olafur Eliasson (artist, Berlin)
Kristin Feireiss (Galerie Aedes, Berlin)
Herbert Resch (Zumtobel Staff, Dornbirn)
Benedikt Hotze (BauNetz, Berlin)

Participants
The competition is not anonymous. It is open to anyone - individuals and teams -interested in architecture, multimedia and design. Legal entities, e.g. companies or institutes, may only participate if all the authors are mentioned by name. The authors are individually entitled to any prizes awarded.

Deadlines
Registrations to enter the competition and select a building can be submitted (without obligation) immediately on the competition website http://www.BauNetz.de/internetpreis  under the heading Anmeldung.
Final Deadline for Submitting Entries: 20 October 2003 Jury 4 December 2003
Prize Awards: The prizes will be awarded within the framework of BAUTEC 2004 in Berlin in February 2004.

Submitting Entries
Entrants are expected to submit a digital presentation that complies with the standards of the World Wide Web. Presentations must designed so that they can be transported via the Internet and read with a standard browser. Only plug-ins that are available free of charge on the Web are to be used for this purpose.

Further details on submitting entries are available on the competition website http://www.BauNetz.de/internetpreis  under the heading Teilnahmebedingungen.
Author's Declaration, Deadline for Submitting Entries
For registrations to be binding, entrants must submit a separate author's declation by surface mail (final postmark deadline: 20 October 2003). Entrants must use the printable form prepared for this purpose. It is available in PDF format on the competition website http://www.BauNetz.de/internetpreis  under the heading Teilnahmebedingungen.

Copyright
With their registration, the entrants consent to their entries being published, without their receiving compensation, by the sponsors BauNetz and Zumtobel Staff and by the press in reports on the awards. The authors of published entries will be mentioned by name. With their registration, entrants also assure the sponsors that their entries are not, in whole or in part, subject to copyright claims by third parties. This applies, in particular, to illustrative material included in entries. The entrant shall be liable for any claims asserted by third parties that may arise as a result of any such publication.

Questions-and-Answers Forum
Entrants can send in any questions concerning the competition brief and the modalities for submitting entries by e-mail. Replies to questions will be published continuously on the competition website http://www.BauNetz.de/internetpreis under the heading Forum. These replies constitute a binding part of the competition and award procedure. The Forum also provides a space where entrants can exchange views.
Web: http://www.BauNetz.de/internetpreis 
Architektur-Internet-Preis 2003
BauNetz Online-Dienst
Schluterstr. 42
D-10707 Berlin
Tel. 030 / 88 726 - 300
Fax 030/88 726 -319
E-Mail: [email protected]