CBDX: CITIES FOR ALL competition sparks discussion and highlights proposals for equitable and inclusive city designs
Launched in October 2020, the CBDX: CITIES FOR ALL competition is an initiative led by the school to tackle larger issues within the design community and foster innovative changes for the future of city building. hosted by the School of Architecture, Planning, and Landscape (SAPL) at the University of Calgary asked participants, "how might matters of equity and activism, ecology and environment, and health and wellness converge, and unfold, within our future cities?" The result of the competition led to 145 design submissions from 108 cities representing 26 different countries.The three winning projects will receive $2,000 (CAD), publication in the inaugural CBDX issue, and their work exhibited in a curated exhibition led by the school. "Process not Product" by Mattie Wong Read the full post on Bustler
Launched in October 2020, the CBDX: CITIES FOR ALL competition is an initiative led by the school to tackle larger issues within the design community and foster innovative changes for the future of city building. hosted by the School of Architecture, Planning, and Landscape (SAPL) at the University of Calgary asked participants, "how might matters of equity and activism, ecology and environment, and health and wellness converge, and unfold, within our future cities?"
The result of the competition led to 145 design submissions from 108 cities representing 26 different countries.The three winning projects will receive $2,000 (CAD), publication in the inaugural CBDX issue, and their work exhibited in a curated exhibition led by the school.
"Process not Product" by Mattie Wong
Read the full post on Bustler
