DAAD: Berlin Artists-in-Residence programme 2010 : Contest Watch. The Berlin Artists-in-Residence programme, Berliner Künstlerprogramm, is one of the most renowned international programs offering grants to artists in the fields of visual arts, literature, music, film and dance/performance. Each year, some 20 grants are awarded to international artists for approximately a one-year stay in Berlin.
The names of about 1,000 former guests impressively underscore the quality of the programme. In its more than forty years of existence, it has made a significant contribution to the international representation of contemporary arts in Berlin. One aim of the Berliner Künstlerprogramm is to offer freedom of creativity. The Berliner Künstlerprogramm sees itself as a platform for an exchange of art and culture extending beyond the boundaries of Europe.
Target Group Internationally known artists in the fields of visual arts, literature, music and film from abroad. Number of Scholarships Duration 12 months, for filmmakers 6 months Scholarship Value Application. Architecture Award 2010 Passive House. NEW - The first Passive House Architecture Award in book form Photographic volume will be launched at the Conference The photographic volume of “1st Passive House Architecture Award – the Finalists” documents the 10 award winners and the 14 finalists who reached the final round after the jury session of the Architecture Award 2010. It has been published by the Passive House Institute with the kind support of the Federal Ministry for Transport, Building and Urban Development (Berlin). 50,000 copies have been published. “The results of the competition organised by the Passive House Institute show that a high standard of energy efficiency and good architecture are not mutually exclusive.
On the contrary, they can complement each other splendidly“, says the German Federal Minister of Building Dr. 2010 Passive House Architecture Award Exhibition Good architecture is the embodiment of function, well-being and design. Reserve the exhibition now! The eight members* of the jury including Prof. GOOD Mag Launches Design Competition to Rebuild Haiti | Inhabita. One of our favorite publications, GOOD magazine, has just joined forces with PRE and Studio X to launch a design competition to rebuild Haiti.
The contest comes at a time when Haiti needs it the most, and offers a great opportunity for you to contribute your skills to do some good. They’re asking designers, architects and visionaries to examine the social, economic, governmental and residential areas of Port-au-Prince and come up with strategic, organizational, institutional, and/or architectural solutions for one or all of these institutions. The winner of this month’s competition will receive half of the pooled entry fees, while the remaining half of the entry fees will be donated to the Haitian relief effort. Green Shed. Battersea Power Station Masterplan / Rafael Viñoly Architects Ba. Concursosdeprojeto.org.
The Latest News. Sea Change 2030+ Winners Announced | media release | list of submissions | images of all submissions | fact sheet | Competition Brief | in the news | There were many highly innovative ideas in most of the submissions. The Jury felt that there were three outstanding submissions that covered different aspects of local, regional and global responses to climate change and adaptation to sea level rise. These entrants were not readily comparable as they dealt with responses required over different scales of space and time. The Jury decided that these three submissions be awarded equal first prizes.
The following descriptions summarise the key features of the three prize winners: CATEGORY 1 : EQUAL FIRST PRIZE Local Solutions Sea-Life - NMGS, Queensland, Australia and Chile James Nash, Michael Marriott, Lydia Gibson, Bec Stephens This is an immediate and local response to global climate change. CATEGORY 1 : EQUAL FIRST PRIZE Metropolitan Solutions Subtropical Sydney - OPSYS, USA :