ArchDaily - House of the Future 2024/25
The competition emphasizes a harmonious blend of tradition and modernity. By encouraging designs that are adaptable, sustainable, and deeply connected to Emirati cultural heritage, it seeks to redefine contemporary living spaces in the UAE. This approach ensures that future housing solutions are not only innovative but also culturally meaningful.
A standout feature of this competition is its substantial prize fund of €250,000, with the first-place winner receiving €140,000. Moreover, winning designs have the potential to be constructed by the UAE government, offering participants a unique opportunity to see their visionary concepts come to life.
The competition is open to architects, designers, and creative thinkers from around the globe, regardless of their level of experience. It appeals to individuals and teams eager to contribute to the evolution of housing in the UAE by proposing forward-thinking designs that respect and reflect the nation's rich cultural tapestry.
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About the
Campaign -
The competition emphasizes a harmonious blend of tradition and modernity. By encouraging designs that are adaptable, sustainable, and deeply connected to Emirati cultural heritage, it seeks to redefine contemporary living spaces in the UAE. This approach ensures that future housing solutions are not only innovative but also culturally meaningful.
Core Theme of the Campaign -
1. Global Participation: The competition welcomes entries from individuals and teams worldwide, fostering a diverse range of ideas and perspectives.
2. Significant Prize Fund: With a total prize pool of €250,000, the competition offers substantial rewards, including €140,000 for the first-place winner.
3. Potential for Realization: Winning designs may be constructed by the UAE government, providing participants with the chance to see their concepts materialize.
4. Budget Constraint: Designs must be feasible within a budget of 1.2 million Emirati Dirhams, encouraging practical and cost-effective solutions.
5. Cultural Integration: Entries should thoughtfully integrate Emirati cultural elements, ensuring that modern designs resonate with traditional values.
6. Sustainability Focus: The competition encourages sustainable design practices, aiming to create environmentally responsible housing solutions.
7. Key Dates: Registration closes on April 30, 2025, and submissions are due by June 2, 2025, giving participants ample time to develop their proposals.
8. Collaborative Effort: This initiative is a joint effort between Buildner, ArchDaily, and the Sheikh Zayed Housing Programme, highlighting a commitment to innovative architectural solutions in the UAE.