Architecture in Development x Global Challenge 2021
Registration Deadline: Jul 25, 2021; Submission Deadline: Jul 25, 2021 Architecture-in-Development is launching Global Challenge 2021 Enter the Global Challenge - Get exposure, access to expertise and funding from A--D global partners and get your community project off the ground!The Global Challenge is calling for high-impact community architectural initiatives. Finalists will have the opportunity to win an award and connect to A--D partners to bring their community project to life! Enter before July 25th ---> https://architectureindevelopment.org/ Which projects can enter the challenge? Eligible projects must be community learning, living, or working spaces, such as community schools, community-led housing, placemaking initiatives - but are not limited to this. What can winning proposals expect?The Global Challenge is a great opportunity for community architectural initiatives seeking support. Winning proposals will gain access to expertise and funding resources, offered by our global partners including the Hilti Foundation, LaFargeHolcim Foundation, Aga Khan Development Network, CoHabitat, BaseHabitat, and more ---> https://architectureindevelopment.org/#partnersWhat are the submission criteria?Team capacity: there is a core team that demonstrates motivation, leadership, relevant experiences, and qualifications to bring the initiative to life.Community involvement: the core team consists of members of the community and representatives who demonstrate they receive community trust and are committed to the initiative.Architectural added value: the design demonstrates the core team’s understanding and sensitivity to local culture and tradition; it contributes to the community's sense of place and belonging.Urgency: the submission should address what’s already been achieved and identify the expertise and resources necessary to bring the initiative to life. Who will judge my submission?The goal of the Global Challenge is to connect winning teams to our partners who offer funding, expertise, and resources. Our jury board is made of experts nominated by our partners and our board members: Anna Heringer/ Studio Anna HeringerDavid Barragan/ Al BordeOle Bouman/ Design SocietySwati Janu/ Social Design CollaborativesJohann Baar/ The Hilti FoundationKira Intrator/ Aga Khan Development NetworkMariangela Veronesi/ World Habitat AwardDavid Cole/ Building trust internationalMore to be announced How will the winning proposals be selected? We will select a shortlist as well as finalists based on the following assessment criteria:Impact: the project contributes to the long-term development of the community beyond the program period, by building various capacities of the community. It addresses at least two ofthe UN Sustainable Development Goals.Feasibility: the project has a viable development model for its specific context. The total budget should be specified, and initial funding (20%-30% of the project’s total budget) should be raised. Interested? Submit your project before July 25 The Global Challenge 2021 is organized by Architecture-in-Development (A--D). Our goal is to accelerate the transition of our industry towards this vision: By 2030, our industry's expertise and resources will be accessible for 100% of humanity, not just the privileged few. We are now building a global alliance of partners who underline our vision, aligned with SDG11 and SDG 17.Read the full post on Bustler
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Architecture-in-Development is launching Global Challenge 2021
Enter the Global Challenge - Get exposure, access to expertise and funding from A--D global partners and get your community project off the ground!
The Global Challenge is calling for high-impact community architectural initiatives. Finalists will have the opportunity to win an award and connect to A--D partners to bring their community project to life!
Enter before July 25th ---> https://architectureindevelopment.org/
Which projects can enter the challenge? Eligible projects must be community learning, living, or working spaces, such as community schools, community-led housing, placemaking initiatives - but are not limited to this.
What can winning proposals expect?
The Global Challenge is a great opportunity for community architectural initiatives seeking support. Winning proposals will gain access to expertise and funding resources, offered by our global partners including the Hilti Foundation, LaFargeHolcim Foundation, Aga Khan Development Network, CoHabitat, BaseHabitat, and more ---> https://architectureindevelopment.org/#partners
What are the submission criteria?
Team capacity: there is a core team that demonstrates motivation, leadership, relevant experiences, and qualifications to bring the initiative to life.
Community involvement: the core team consists of members of the community and representatives who demonstrate they receive community trust and are committed to the initiative.
Architectural added value: the design demonstrates the core team’s understanding and sensitivity to local culture and tradition; it contributes to the community's sense of place and belonging.
Urgency: the submission should address what’s already been achieved and identify the expertise and resources necessary to bring the initiative to life.
Who will judge my submission?
The goal of the Global Challenge is to connect winning teams to our partners who offer funding, expertise, and resources. Our jury board is made of experts nominated by our partners and our board members:
Anna Heringer/ Studio Anna Heringer
David Barragan/ Al Borde
Ole Bouman/ Design Society
Swati Janu/ Social Design Collaboratives
Johann Baar/ The Hilti Foundation
Kira Intrator/ Aga Khan Development Network
Mariangela Veronesi/ World Habitat Award
David Cole/ Building trust international
More to be announced
How will the winning proposals be selected? We will select a shortlist as well as finalists based on the following assessment criteria:
Impact: the project contributes to the long-term development of the community beyond the program period, by building various capacities of the community. It addresses at least two ofthe UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Feasibility: the project has a viable development model for its specific context. The total budget should be specified, and initial funding (20%-30% of the project’s total budget) should be raised.
Interested? Submit your project before July 25
The Global Challenge 2021 is organized by Architecture-in-Development (A--D). Our goal is to accelerate the transition of our industry towards this vision: By 2030, our industry's expertise and resources will be accessible for 100% of humanity, not just the privileged few. We are now building a global alliance of partners who underline our vision, aligned with SDG11 and SDG 17.
Read the full post on Bustler