Life on Mars Rendering Challenge 2023
Registration Deadline: Apr 30, 2023; Submission Deadline: May 5, 2023 IntroductionArchiol has organized this rendering competition to understand the possibilities of rendering techniques used in architecture design. Presentation skills are an asset for any designer. One of the best mediums to showcase your architectural designs is through rendering. Rendering techniques support the creation of realistic visuals of the architectural design before the actual construction.This rendering competition challenges you to create one architectural rendered image that depicts life on mars.The image can either be digital or hand drawn. Purpose:This competition aims to understand the possibilities of rendering techniques in architectural design and the extent of imagination in architecture. To do:One architectural rendered image that depicts life on mars. Participation:This competition is open to all.You can participate individually or as a team (Maximum 4 members in a team)Submission Requirements:One image jpeg. / jpg. Format. (dimension: 30cm x 30cm, file size: 25mb)A summary explaining the rendering technique with a design title (Min. 300 words) – docx. / docs. FormatTimeline:Registration deadline: 30th April 2023ADVANCED REGISTRATIONS· AR1: January 3 – January 12· AR2: January 13 – January 22· AR3: January 23 – February 02STANDARD REGISTRATIONS· SR1: February 03 – February 17· SR2: February 18 – March 02· SR3: March 03 – March 17· SR 4: March 18 – March 28LATE REGISTRATIONS· LR1: March 29 – March 31· LR2: April 01 – April 15· LR3: April 16 – April 30 Submission Starts: 15th March 2023Submission Ends: 05th May 2023Result Announcement: 25th June 2023 Prizes:Winners (X3): Certificate of achievement + Publication + InterviewHonourable mentions (X3): Certificates + Publication Shortlisted entries (X10): Certificates Registration:Visit our website: www.archiol.orgClick the competition link below: Competition link – https://www.archiol.org/competitions/life-on-mars-rc-2023 Organisers:Archiol – www.archiol.comRead the full post on Bustler
Introduction
Archiol has organized this rendering competition to understand the possibilities of rendering techniques used in architecture design.
Presentation skills are an asset for any designer. One of the best mediums to showcase your architectural designs is through rendering. Rendering techniques support the creation of realistic visuals of the architectural design before the actual construction.
This rendering competition challenges you to create one architectural rendered image that depicts life on mars.
The image can either be digital or hand drawn.
Purpose:
This competition aims to understand the possibilities of rendering techniques in architectural design and the extent of imagination in architecture.
To do:
One architectural rendered image that depicts life on mars.
Participation:
This competition is open to all.
You can participate individually or as a team (Maximum 4 members in a team)
Submission Requirements:
One image jpeg. / jpg. Format. (dimension: 30cm x 30cm, file size: 25mb)
A summary explaining the rendering technique with a design title (Min. 300 words) – docx. / docs. Format
Timeline:
Registration deadline: 30th April 2023
ADVANCED REGISTRATIONS
· AR1: January 3 – January 12
· AR2: January 13 – January 22
· AR3: January 23 – February 02
STANDARD REGISTRATIONS
· SR1: February 03 – February 17
· SR2: February 18 – March 02
· SR3: March 03 – March 17
· SR 4: March 18 – March 28
LATE REGISTRATIONS
· LR1: March 29 – March 31
· LR2: April 01 – April 15
· LR3: April 16 – April 30
Submission Starts: 15th March 2023
Submission Ends: 05th May 2023
Result Announcement: 25th June 2023
Prizes:
Winners (X3): Certificate of achievement + Publication + Interview
Honourable mentions (X3): Certificates + Publication
Shortlisted entries (X10): Certificates
Registration:
Visit our website: www.archiol.org
Click the competition link below:
Competition link – https://www.archiol.org/competitions/life-on-mars-rc-2023
Organisers:
Archiol – www.archiol.com
Read the full post on Bustler
