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- Tag der Veröffentlichung
- 18.06.2021
- Bewerbungsfrist
- 20.10.2021
- Abgabetermin
- 20.11.2021
- Verfahrensart
- Offener Wettbewerb
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- The Competition is open for all Students, Working Professionals including Architects, Planners, Urban Planners and Design Students. people from other disciplines can also participate, such as engineers, sociologists, photographers, etc. Not being nec
- Auslober
- MANGO ARCHITECTURE
Introduction
India is vulnerable, in varying degrees, to a large number of disasters. Most of us will remember the year 2020 for the coronavirus pandemic. However, while the pandemic brought our human lives to a standstill, nature could not be reigned in.
Amidst the raging pandemic, India survived cyclones, floods, rains, biblical plagues, industrial disasters, locust attacks, and whatnot.
More than 58.6% of the landmass is prone to earthquakes of moderate to very high intensity; over 40 million hectares (12%) of its land is prone to floods and river erosion; close to 5,700 km, out of the 7,516 km long coastline is prone to cyclones and tsunamis; 68% of its cultivable area is vulnerable to droughts; and, its hilly areas are at risk from landslides and avalanches.
Post-disaster reconstruction and recovery are complex and entail many challenges for the affected communities as well the government.
When disaster strikes, the need for short-term housing is immediate and urgent.
Disaster relief shelters play a vital role in large-scale disasters and are an important part of disaster response and recovery.
These shelters are used to provide private and secure places for people to live who have left or lost their usual accommodations as a result of some form of disaster.
Also, these shelters not only provide immediate and short-term shelter for the victims of a disaster, but they help them to recover from the trauma of a disaster as well as provide a base to start the process of rehabilitation.
Such temporary shelters ensure the safety of affected communities and also help prevent secondary events such as the spread of diseases.
Victims of disasters,refugeesfleeing violence and poverty, and displaced people who are unable to return home all rely on emergency and interim shelter. Well-planned and executed shelter facilities can ease the transition from pre-disaster life to post-disaster life for people worldwide.
The Challenge
The challenge is to design a transportable, sustainable shelter that can support a sizable community and requires little maintenance. Making it ideal for deployment to any disaster-stricken area lacking basic facilities and it also helps restore personal space and a sense of dignity for the victims.
Form the basis for the Future Shack, a self-contained, modular refugee-shelter unit. It can be mass-produced with a minimum of materials and is easily stockpiled, making it a versatile emergency-shelter unit.
The size should be roughly 18 sq.m. in size, however the design should be able to extend up to 40 sq.m. if the family grows. A person requires 3 sq.m. to 3.5 sq.m. of room, hence an 18 sq.m. tent can accommodate up to 5 people, while a 40 sq.m. tent can accommodate up to 11 people.
It should be easily assembled as needed within 6 hours or less on almost any terrain –with no excavation, which means construction does not add to soil erosion problems or create additional damage to the area.
Depending on the water collection solution of your design, it can also include a universal sink and shower. Keep in mind that materials have to be cheap and easy to install.
When the sheltersare no longer required, they can be quickly disassembled and relocated around the world.
Requirements
The main requirements of this competition are:
•Facilitatefuture growthinthe(modular)accommodation unit.
•Makeiteasiertorelocatethe shelter'sdoors and windows.
•Use of sustainable and easy to get materials.
•Integration of a water recycling system is also a bonus.
•Basiccommoditiessuchasbathroom and kitchen are important. the mainareaof the shelter unit, where the family spends most ofitstime. Thisspace will include a nightspacewherememberswillbe able tosleep, as well as adaylivingspace.
•The sheltermustbe built using a dry construction system, which means that materialssuchasconcrete or bricks are notpermitted.Asthisisatemporarysolution, dry construction systemsmustbe applied.
•Theassemblytechniqueshouldnotrequire the use ofpowertools(sincevolunteersarenotnecessarily requiredto know how use them).The sheltermustbe built using onlyhand-heldmechanicaltoolslikeshovels, hammers, screwdrivers, etc.
Additional featuressuchas thesolar panel system to use electricityinthe event ofemergency.
Submission
•The proposal to be presented on maximum two horizontal/landscape oriented A2 panels (594 x 420 mm).
•Unique Registration Code(URC) must be written in bold Century Gothic font, 15 mm in height on the top right corner of each board.
•Name of the submission files: Your Unique Registration Code(URC).pdf for example DRS2021XYZ.pdf and DRS2021XYZ.doc
•The compiled pdf of the boards should be named DRS2021XYZ.pdf
•An abstract of about 500 words submitted in an A4 word file. The Abstract should be named DRS2021XYZ.doc
•Submission may be presented using any technique of your choice (sketches, walkthrough, 3D visualizations, model photos, images, CAD drawings, etc.)
•Unique Registration Code(URC) must be the subject of the email. A 150 dpi resolution is suggested, but also bigger resolutions are allowed (as long as the file doesn’t exceed 15 MB in size).
Schedule
Early Bird Registration Dates
15 June –31 July 2021
Indian National: INR 500 + 18% tax
Foreign National: USD 20 + 18% tax
Standard Registration Dates
01 August –31 August 2021
Indian National: INR 1000 + 18% tax
Foreign National: USD 30 + 18% tax
Extended Registration Dates
01 September –30 September 2021
Indian National: INR 1500 + 18% tax
Foreign National: USD 40 + 18% tax
Late Registration Dates
01 October –20 October 2021
Indian National: INR 2000 + 18% tax
Foreign National: USD 50 + 18% tax
Student Discounts
2-5 Entries –10% Off
6-10 Entries –15% Off
More than 10 –20% Off
Submission Deadline
20.11.2021
Results announcement
15.12.2021
Award & Prize Money
1st prize
INR 35,000/USD 500 + Certification + Publication + Interview
2nd prize
INR 25,000/USD 350 + Certification + Publication + Interview
3rd prize
INR 15,000/USD 150 + Certification + Publication + Interview
25 Honourable Mentions will be selected by the jurors for publications
+
15 Special Mentions will be selected by the jurors for publications
+
Few Select Mentions will be selected by the jurors for publications
+
E-Certificates will be mailed to all the participants
The Competition is open for all Students, Working Professionals including Architects, Planners, Urban Planners and Design Students. people from other disciplines can also participate, such as engineers, sociologists, photographers, etc. Not being necessary the presence of an architect in the team.
Entries are invited from all the nations.
There are no restrictions on submitting entries that have been submitted to other competitions or previously published in public as long as that project isn’t a winning entry(Top 3).
Participants
Unique Registration Code(URC) will be provided by Mango Architecture within 24 hours after your successful online payment process through our secured payment gateway Pay U/Razor Pay/PayPal/Stripe method.
Your Unique Registration Code(URC) is the only means of identification of a team/individual as it is an anonymous competition.
To encourage participation from same school/university, we have added discounts for groups. You can mail us at query@mangoarchitecture.com for the discounted registration fee structure.
Follow us
Do not forget to follow us on our social media, also subscribe to our website andnever miss any competition update.
Mango Architecture
Website: www.mangoarchitecture.com
Facebook: facebook.com/mangoarchitecturegroup
Instagram: @mango_competition @mango_architecture
Queries: query@mangoarchitecture.com
Submissions: submission@mangoarchitecture.com
Connect: connect@mangoarchitecture.com
India is vulnerable, in varying degrees, to a large number of disasters. Most of us will remember the year 2020 for the coronavirus pandemic. However, while the pandemic brought our human lives to a standstill, nature could not be reigned in.
Amidst the raging pandemic, India survived cyclones, floods, rains, biblical plagues, industrial disasters, locust attacks, and whatnot.
More than 58.6% of the landmass is prone to earthquakes of moderate to very high intensity; over 40 million hectares (12%) of its land is prone to floods and river erosion; close to 5,700 km, out of the 7,516 km long coastline is prone to cyclones and tsunamis; 68% of its cultivable area is vulnerable to droughts; and, its hilly areas are at risk from landslides and avalanches.
Post-disaster reconstruction and recovery are complex and entail many challenges for the affected communities as well the government.
When disaster strikes, the need for short-term housing is immediate and urgent.
Disaster relief shelters play a vital role in large-scale disasters and are an important part of disaster response and recovery.
These shelters are used to provide private and secure places for people to live who have left or lost their usual accommodations as a result of some form of disaster.
Also, these shelters not only provide immediate and short-term shelter for the victims of a disaster, but they help them to recover from the trauma of a disaster as well as provide a base to start the process of rehabilitation.
Such temporary shelters ensure the safety of affected communities and also help prevent secondary events such as the spread of diseases.
Victims of disasters,refugeesfleeing violence and poverty, and displaced people who are unable to return home all rely on emergency and interim shelter. Well-planned and executed shelter facilities can ease the transition from pre-disaster life to post-disaster life for people worldwide.
The Challenge
The challenge is to design a transportable, sustainable shelter that can support a sizable community and requires little maintenance. Making it ideal for deployment to any disaster-stricken area lacking basic facilities and it also helps restore personal space and a sense of dignity for the victims.
Form the basis for the Future Shack, a self-contained, modular refugee-shelter unit. It can be mass-produced with a minimum of materials and is easily stockpiled, making it a versatile emergency-shelter unit.
The size should be roughly 18 sq.m. in size, however the design should be able to extend up to 40 sq.m. if the family grows. A person requires 3 sq.m. to 3.5 sq.m. of room, hence an 18 sq.m. tent can accommodate up to 5 people, while a 40 sq.m. tent can accommodate up to 11 people.
It should be easily assembled as needed within 6 hours or less on almost any terrain –with no excavation, which means construction does not add to soil erosion problems or create additional damage to the area.
Depending on the water collection solution of your design, it can also include a universal sink and shower. Keep in mind that materials have to be cheap and easy to install.
When the sheltersare no longer required, they can be quickly disassembled and relocated around the world.
Requirements
The main requirements of this competition are:
•Facilitatefuture growthinthe(modular)accommodation unit.
•Makeiteasiertorelocatethe shelter'sdoors and windows.
•Use of sustainable and easy to get materials.
•Integration of a water recycling system is also a bonus.
•Basiccommoditiessuchasbathroom and kitchen are important. the mainareaof the shelter unit, where the family spends most ofitstime. Thisspace will include a nightspacewherememberswillbe able tosleep, as well as adaylivingspace.
•The sheltermustbe built using a dry construction system, which means that materialssuchasconcrete or bricks are notpermitted.Asthisisatemporarysolution, dry construction systemsmustbe applied.
•Theassemblytechniqueshouldnotrequire the use ofpowertools(sincevolunteersarenotnecessarily requiredto know how use them).The sheltermustbe built using onlyhand-heldmechanicaltoolslikeshovels, hammers, screwdrivers, etc.
Additional featuressuchas thesolar panel system to use electricityinthe event ofemergency.
Submission
•The proposal to be presented on maximum two horizontal/landscape oriented A2 panels (594 x 420 mm).
•Unique Registration Code(URC) must be written in bold Century Gothic font, 15 mm in height on the top right corner of each board.
•Name of the submission files: Your Unique Registration Code(URC).pdf for example DRS2021XYZ.pdf and DRS2021XYZ.doc
•The compiled pdf of the boards should be named DRS2021XYZ.pdf
•An abstract of about 500 words submitted in an A4 word file. The Abstract should be named DRS2021XYZ.doc
•Submission may be presented using any technique of your choice (sketches, walkthrough, 3D visualizations, model photos, images, CAD drawings, etc.)
•Unique Registration Code(URC) must be the subject of the email. A 150 dpi resolution is suggested, but also bigger resolutions are allowed (as long as the file doesn’t exceed 15 MB in size).
Schedule
Early Bird Registration Dates
15 June –31 July 2021
Indian National: INR 500 + 18% tax
Foreign National: USD 20 + 18% tax
Standard Registration Dates
01 August –31 August 2021
Indian National: INR 1000 + 18% tax
Foreign National: USD 30 + 18% tax
Extended Registration Dates
01 September –30 September 2021
Indian National: INR 1500 + 18% tax
Foreign National: USD 40 + 18% tax
Late Registration Dates
01 October –20 October 2021
Indian National: INR 2000 + 18% tax
Foreign National: USD 50 + 18% tax
Student Discounts
2-5 Entries –10% Off
6-10 Entries –15% Off
More than 10 –20% Off
Submission Deadline
20.11.2021
Results announcement
15.12.2021
Award & Prize Money
1st prize
INR 35,000/USD 500 + Certification + Publication + Interview
2nd prize
INR 25,000/USD 350 + Certification + Publication + Interview
3rd prize
INR 15,000/USD 150 + Certification + Publication + Interview
25 Honourable Mentions will be selected by the jurors for publications
+
15 Special Mentions will be selected by the jurors for publications
+
Few Select Mentions will be selected by the jurors for publications
+
E-Certificates will be mailed to all the participants
The Competition is open for all Students, Working Professionals including Architects, Planners, Urban Planners and Design Students. people from other disciplines can also participate, such as engineers, sociologists, photographers, etc. Not being necessary the presence of an architect in the team.
Entries are invited from all the nations.
There are no restrictions on submitting entries that have been submitted to other competitions or previously published in public as long as that project isn’t a winning entry(Top 3).
Participants
Unique Registration Code(URC) will be provided by Mango Architecture within 24 hours after your successful online payment process through our secured payment gateway Pay U/Razor Pay/PayPal/Stripe method.
Your Unique Registration Code(URC) is the only means of identification of a team/individual as it is an anonymous competition.
To encourage participation from same school/university, we have added discounts for groups. You can mail us at query@mangoarchitecture.com for the discounted registration fee structure.
Follow us
Do not forget to follow us on our social media, also subscribe to our website andnever miss any competition update.
Mango Architecture
Website: www.mangoarchitecture.com
Facebook: facebook.com/mangoarchitecturegroup
Instagram: @mango_competition @mango_architecture
Queries: query@mangoarchitecture.com
Submissions: submission@mangoarchitecture.com
Connect: connect@mangoarchitecture.com
