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TECHO Paraguay - Bewerbungsschluss
- 31.10.2018
- Abgabetermin
- 03.11.2018
- Preisgerichtssitzung
- 21.11.2018
- Bekanntgabe
- 01.12.2018
1. Preis
Iván Elías Barczuk · Alan Joaquín Kruk · Josías Emanuel Grade · Matías Folera, Universidad Católica de Santa Fé, Argentinien
2. Preis
Studio HUE, UIC Barcelona, Spanien
3. Preis
Aude Laugie · Samuel Kouassi, ENSA Toulouse, Frankreich
Lobende Erwähnung
Thibaut Fung Kwok Chine · Julie Barea · Anne-Audrey Lamy, Frankreich
Lobende Erwähnung
Fanny Boereboom · Julie Merschaert · Jade De Meyer, Belgien
Lobende Erwähnung
Juan Corsico · Carlos Ramiro Bravo · Luis Agustin Ferreyra, Argentinien
Lobende Erwähnung
Julien Fazilleau, Frankreich
Lobende Erwähnung
Benat Arejula · Unai Arejula · Ion Vianez, Spanien
Lobende Erwähnung
Léa Mancini · Alice Frelot, Frankreich
Lobende Erwähnung
Theo Veille · Alex Dessers · Melchior De Coutard · Cyrillus Carpreau, Belgien
Lobende Erwähnung
Giacomo Troiani · Fabio Staglianò, Italien
Lobende Erwähnung
Amin Mareco · Camila Da Silva Larrosa, Paraguay
Lobende Erwähnung
Baptiste Kriegel · Daphné Lauret, Frankreich
Verfahrensart
Internationaler architektonischer Studentenwettbewerb
Wettbewerbsaufgabe
ARCHsharing bietet in Zusammenarbeit mit der humanitären Vereinigung TECHO Paraguay den Bau eines Prototyps für Notunterkünfte an. Ziel ist es, den Bewohnern ein Gebäude zu bieten, das auf die Notsituation reagiert und gleichzeitig ihre Würde und ihr Recht auf ein geeignetes Zuhause garantiert. Diese Wohneinheit muss sich durch ausgeklügelte und relevante architektonische Mittel an die unterschiedlichen Nutzungen anpassen. Einfachheit und Effizienz sollten das Stichwort sein und Wohnungen sollten, mit einer unerfahrenen Belegschaft, in wenigen Tagen gebaut werden. Besonderes Augenmerk sollte auf seine Modularität, seine Fähigkeit zur Erweiterung nach den Mitteln, Bedürfnissen und Möglichkeiten gelegt werden. Die Vorschläge müssen dem besonderen Kontext Paraguays gerecht werden und gleichzeitig eine gewisse Freiheit bei der Gestaltung des Gebäudes wahren.
Der Preisträger hat die Möglichkeit, sein Projekt mit der humanitären Vereinigung TECHO Paraguay zu realisieren.
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ARCHsharing offers, in partnership with the humanitarian association TECHO Paraguay, the construction of a prototype emergency housing. The aim is to offer residents a building that responds to the emergency situation while guaranteeing their dignity and their right to a suitable home. This housing unit will have to adapt to different uses through ingenious and relevant architectural devices. Simplicity and efficiency should be the watchword, housing should be built in just a few days, with an inexperienced workforce. Particular attention should be paid to its modularity, its ability to expand according to the means, needs and possibilities. The proposals will have to take into account the particular context of Paraguay while keeping some freedom in the design of the building.
The laureate will have the chance to build his/her project with the humanitarian association TECHO Paraguay.
Internationaler architektonischer Studentenwettbewerb
Wettbewerbsaufgabe
ARCHsharing bietet in Zusammenarbeit mit der humanitären Vereinigung TECHO Paraguay den Bau eines Prototyps für Notunterkünfte an. Ziel ist es, den Bewohnern ein Gebäude zu bieten, das auf die Notsituation reagiert und gleichzeitig ihre Würde und ihr Recht auf ein geeignetes Zuhause garantiert. Diese Wohneinheit muss sich durch ausgeklügelte und relevante architektonische Mittel an die unterschiedlichen Nutzungen anpassen. Einfachheit und Effizienz sollten das Stichwort sein und Wohnungen sollten, mit einer unerfahrenen Belegschaft, in wenigen Tagen gebaut werden. Besonderes Augenmerk sollte auf seine Modularität, seine Fähigkeit zur Erweiterung nach den Mitteln, Bedürfnissen und Möglichkeiten gelegt werden. Die Vorschläge müssen dem besonderen Kontext Paraguays gerecht werden und gleichzeitig eine gewisse Freiheit bei der Gestaltung des Gebäudes wahren.
Der Preisträger hat die Möglichkeit, sein Projekt mit der humanitären Vereinigung TECHO Paraguay zu realisieren.
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ARCHsharing offers, in partnership with the humanitarian association TECHO Paraguay, the construction of a prototype emergency housing. The aim is to offer residents a building that responds to the emergency situation while guaranteeing their dignity and their right to a suitable home. This housing unit will have to adapt to different uses through ingenious and relevant architectural devices. Simplicity and efficiency should be the watchword, housing should be built in just a few days, with an inexperienced workforce. Particular attention should be paid to its modularity, its ability to expand according to the means, needs and possibilities. The proposals will have to take into account the particular context of Paraguay while keeping some freedom in the design of the building.
The laureate will have the chance to build his/her project with the humanitarian association TECHO Paraguay.
Emergency Housing in Paraguay
Organizer
ARCHsharing
www.arch-sharing.com
E-mail: contact@arch-sharing.com
TECHO Paraguay
www.techo.org/paises/paraguay
Introduction
Paraguay is a country located in the heart of South America, surrounded by three countries: Argentina to the South West, Bolivia to the North and Brazil towards the East. Its territory is subdivided into 17 departments. Its capital city is Asunción. It is the fifth smallest and fourth least populous country in South America, with a total population of 8 million.
About 95% of Paraguayans are of mixed ancestry (Spanish and indigenous) and the remaining 5% are descendants of European immigrants. Paraguay is a bilingual country, where Spanish and Guaraní are spoken but the predominant language is Jopara, which is a fusion of Spanish and Guarani.
Its economy is essentially dependent on agriculture (the world’s fourth largest exporter of soybeans and oilseeds) and cattle (the sixth largest exporter in the world). With exports reaching the entire world, its economy has grown steadily over the last 10 years. This growth came with an unfair reality: 10% of the population owns nearly 90% of agricultural land, a situation which results in a marked social inequality and a notorious lack of opportunities for the rest of the population.
Despite all the growth of recent years, Paraguay is ranked among the poorest countries in the Americas, with more than 20% of its population below the poverty line. Lack of access to housing and public services such as health, education and food reflects this extreme poverty. Faced with this situation, TECHO Paraguay is mobilized to work with people living in informal settlements, where inequality and violation of rights is at its maximum. Their action is focused on community development, such as the construction of emergency housing. TECHO works with families in precarious situations on the construction of habitation units to respond to this urgent situation. This work is accompanied by a social approach that involves residents and young university volunteers in the process of building their community, encouraging participation, organization, identity and communication with other institutions to defend and claim their rights.
In this context, ARCHsharing, in collaboration with TECHO Paraguay, proposes the «Emergency Housing in Paraguay» contest.
The laureate will have the chance to build his/her project with the humanitarian association TECHO Paraguay.
The Competition
In this context, ARCHsharing offers, in partnership with the humanitarian association TECHO Paraguay, the construction of a prototype emergency housing. The aim is to offer residents a building that responds to the emergency situation while guaranteeing their dignity and their right to a suitable home. This housing unit will have to adapt to different uses through ingenious and relevant architectural devices. Simplicity and efficiency should be the watchword, housing should be built in just a few days, with an inexperienced workforce. Particular attention should be paid to its modularity, its ability to expand according to the means, needs and possibilities. The proposals will have to take into account the particular context of Paraguay while keeping some freedom in the design of the building.
The laureate will have the chance to build his/her project with the humanitarian association TECHO Paraguay.
Comeptition Type
International Architecture Student Competition
Eligibility
Registration is open to all students of schools and universities in relation with architecture, and to young architects less than three years after graduation. Teams can be multidisciplinary.
Schedule
Special Registration: 15 August - 30 September 2018 / 60 EUR
Normal Registration: 01 - 15 October 2018 / 80 EUR
Late Registration: 16 - 31 October 2018 / 100 EUR
Submission Deadline: 03 November 2018
Jury Meeting: 21 November 2018
Announcement of Results: 01 December 2018
Publication: 2019
Construction: 2019
Jury
- German Rodriguez Olivos: DX Arquitectos
- Daniel Moreno Flores: Arquitecto Daniel Moreno Flores
- Marta Maccaglia: Semillas para el Desarrollo Sostenible
- Lucia Holllman & Augustin Moscatot: AToT - Arquitectos Todo Terreno
- Fernando Duarte Callizo: Director de Vivienda & Habitat, TECHO Internacional
Prizes
First Prize: Construction + 1500 € + publication web site A’A’ / AV + publication ARCHsharing + Subscription to the review L’Architecture d’Aujourd’hui
Second Prize: 1000€ + publication ARCHsharing
Third Prize: 500€ + publication ARCHsharing
Honorable Mentions: 5 Reviews archPAPPERS + Publication ARCHsharing
More information and documents at
www.arch-sharing.com/home-en
Organizer
ARCHsharing
www.arch-sharing.com
E-mail: contact@arch-sharing.com
TECHO Paraguay
www.techo.org/paises/paraguay
Introduction
Paraguay is a country located in the heart of South America, surrounded by three countries: Argentina to the South West, Bolivia to the North and Brazil towards the East. Its territory is subdivided into 17 departments. Its capital city is Asunción. It is the fifth smallest and fourth least populous country in South America, with a total population of 8 million.
About 95% of Paraguayans are of mixed ancestry (Spanish and indigenous) and the remaining 5% are descendants of European immigrants. Paraguay is a bilingual country, where Spanish and Guaraní are spoken but the predominant language is Jopara, which is a fusion of Spanish and Guarani.
Its economy is essentially dependent on agriculture (the world’s fourth largest exporter of soybeans and oilseeds) and cattle (the sixth largest exporter in the world). With exports reaching the entire world, its economy has grown steadily over the last 10 years. This growth came with an unfair reality: 10% of the population owns nearly 90% of agricultural land, a situation which results in a marked social inequality and a notorious lack of opportunities for the rest of the population.
Despite all the growth of recent years, Paraguay is ranked among the poorest countries in the Americas, with more than 20% of its population below the poverty line. Lack of access to housing and public services such as health, education and food reflects this extreme poverty. Faced with this situation, TECHO Paraguay is mobilized to work with people living in informal settlements, where inequality and violation of rights is at its maximum. Their action is focused on community development, such as the construction of emergency housing. TECHO works with families in precarious situations on the construction of habitation units to respond to this urgent situation. This work is accompanied by a social approach that involves residents and young university volunteers in the process of building their community, encouraging participation, organization, identity and communication with other institutions to defend and claim their rights.
In this context, ARCHsharing, in collaboration with TECHO Paraguay, proposes the «Emergency Housing in Paraguay» contest.
The laureate will have the chance to build his/her project with the humanitarian association TECHO Paraguay.
The Competition
In this context, ARCHsharing offers, in partnership with the humanitarian association TECHO Paraguay, the construction of a prototype emergency housing. The aim is to offer residents a building that responds to the emergency situation while guaranteeing their dignity and their right to a suitable home. This housing unit will have to adapt to different uses through ingenious and relevant architectural devices. Simplicity and efficiency should be the watchword, housing should be built in just a few days, with an inexperienced workforce. Particular attention should be paid to its modularity, its ability to expand according to the means, needs and possibilities. The proposals will have to take into account the particular context of Paraguay while keeping some freedom in the design of the building.
The laureate will have the chance to build his/her project with the humanitarian association TECHO Paraguay.
Comeptition Type
International Architecture Student Competition
Eligibility
Registration is open to all students of schools and universities in relation with architecture, and to young architects less than three years after graduation. Teams can be multidisciplinary.
Schedule
Special Registration: 15 August - 30 September 2018 / 60 EUR
Normal Registration: 01 - 15 October 2018 / 80 EUR
Late Registration: 16 - 31 October 2018 / 100 EUR
Submission Deadline: 03 November 2018
Jury Meeting: 21 November 2018
Announcement of Results: 01 December 2018
Publication: 2019
Construction: 2019
Jury
- German Rodriguez Olivos: DX Arquitectos
- Daniel Moreno Flores: Arquitecto Daniel Moreno Flores
- Marta Maccaglia: Semillas para el Desarrollo Sostenible
- Lucia Holllman & Augustin Moscatot: AToT - Arquitectos Todo Terreno
- Fernando Duarte Callizo: Director de Vivienda & Habitat, TECHO Internacional
Prizes
First Prize: Construction + 1500 € + publication web site A’A’ / AV + publication ARCHsharing + Subscription to the review L’Architecture d’Aujourd’hui
Second Prize: 1000€ + publication ARCHsharing
Third Prize: 500€ + publication ARCHsharing
Honorable Mentions: 5 Reviews archPAPPERS + Publication ARCHsharing
More information and documents at
www.arch-sharing.com/home-en
