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- Tag der Veröffentlichung
- 19.02.2020
- Aktualisiert am
- 07.10.2020
- Verfahrensart
- Studentenwettbewerb
- Teilnehmer
- Student*innen und Absolvent*innen der Fachrichtungen Architektur und Ingenieurwesen
- Auslober
- Fentress Architects
- Abgabetermin
- 31.07.2020
- Bekanntgabe
- 02.10.2020
1. Preis
Nikhil Bang · Kaushal Tatiya, Southern California Institute of Architecture, USA
Projekt: The Green Gateway
2. Preis
Dušan Sekulic, University of Ljubljana, Slowenien
Projekt: Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Drive-In Airport
3. Preis
Yuanxiang Chan · Chaofan Zhang · Zhuangzhuang King, Beijing Jiaotong University, China
Projekt: Floating Aero City
1. People’s Choice Award
Yi Yang Chai · Sharon Cho, University of Malaya, Malaysia
Projekt: The Vertebrae
2. People’s Choice Award
Ridwan Arifin · Imaduddin Dhia Ul-Fath · Ervin Dwiratno, Yogyakarta University of Technology, Indonesien
Projekt: O’Pon the Hill
Verfahrensart
Offener Ideenwettbewerb für Student*innen
Wettbewerbsaufgabe
Ungeachtet einer Vielzahl von technologischen Fortschritten, darunter Videokonferenzen und Drohnen, wird die weltweite Ausbreitung von Flughäfen nach wie vor durch den globalen Handel und eine ungebremste Nachfrage nach Reisen vorangetrieben.
Wenngleich das Flughafenterminal - vor einem Jahrhundert konzipiert - eine relativ neue architektonische Typologie ist, hat es seit seiner Gründung die gleiche Bedeutung wie die wichtigsten öffentlichen Gebäude: Rathäuser, Gerichtsgebäude, Bibliotheken, Museen und Theater. Flughäfen sind jedoch in einzigartiger Weise komplex und mehr als nur Verkehrsknotenpunkte mit hohem Verkehrsaufkommen. In zunehmendem Maße sind Flughäfen auch Arbeitsstätten, Handelszentren, Freizeiteinrichtungen und kulturelle Ressourcen.
Fentress Global Challenge (FGC) ist ein jährlich stattfindender internationaler Design-Wettbewerb für Studenten. Seit seiner Einführung im Jahr 2011 haben sich Tausende von Beiträgen aus über 75 Ländern um höchste Auszeichnungen beworben. FGC steht für eine außergewöhnliche Auseinandersetzung mit der Zukunft der Architektur und treibt auf diese Weise das Streben nach innovativem Design in der öffentlichen Architektur weiter voran.
Competition assignment
Despite a multitude of technological advances including video conferencing and drones, the proliferation of airports worldwide continues to be spurred on by global commerce and an unrelenting demand for travel.
While the airport terminal—conceived a century ago—is a relatively new architectural typology, it has since its inception held equal importance with quintessential civic buildings: city halls, courthouses, libraries, museums, and theaters. Yet, airports are uniquely complex and they are more than just high volume transportation hubs. Increasingly, airports are also workplaces, centers of commerce, recreational outlets, and cultural resources.
Fentress Global Challenge (FGC) is an annual international student design competition. Since its inception in 2011, thousands of entries from over 75 countries have competed for top honors. FGC represents an extraordinary exploration into the future of architecture, and in so doing, continues to advance the pursuit of innovative design in public architecture.
Preisgericht / Jury
Curtis W. Fentress, FAIA, RIBA – Principal in Charge of Design, Fentress Architects
Agatha Kessler – Chairman, Fentress Architects
Lois Kramer – CEO, KRAMER aerotek inc.
George Miller – Richard Meier & Partners Architects LLP
Dr. Patricia A. Ryan – President, Decision Services International
Somer Shindler – Owner, J. Shindler Solutions
Bradley D. Schulz, FAIA
Offener Ideenwettbewerb für Student*innen
Wettbewerbsaufgabe
Ungeachtet einer Vielzahl von technologischen Fortschritten, darunter Videokonferenzen und Drohnen, wird die weltweite Ausbreitung von Flughäfen nach wie vor durch den globalen Handel und eine ungebremste Nachfrage nach Reisen vorangetrieben.
Wenngleich das Flughafenterminal - vor einem Jahrhundert konzipiert - eine relativ neue architektonische Typologie ist, hat es seit seiner Gründung die gleiche Bedeutung wie die wichtigsten öffentlichen Gebäude: Rathäuser, Gerichtsgebäude, Bibliotheken, Museen und Theater. Flughäfen sind jedoch in einzigartiger Weise komplex und mehr als nur Verkehrsknotenpunkte mit hohem Verkehrsaufkommen. In zunehmendem Maße sind Flughäfen auch Arbeitsstätten, Handelszentren, Freizeiteinrichtungen und kulturelle Ressourcen.
Fentress Global Challenge (FGC) ist ein jährlich stattfindender internationaler Design-Wettbewerb für Studenten. Seit seiner Einführung im Jahr 2011 haben sich Tausende von Beiträgen aus über 75 Ländern um höchste Auszeichnungen beworben. FGC steht für eine außergewöhnliche Auseinandersetzung mit der Zukunft der Architektur und treibt auf diese Weise das Streben nach innovativem Design in der öffentlichen Architektur weiter voran.
Competition assignment
Despite a multitude of technological advances including video conferencing and drones, the proliferation of airports worldwide continues to be spurred on by global commerce and an unrelenting demand for travel.
While the airport terminal—conceived a century ago—is a relatively new architectural typology, it has since its inception held equal importance with quintessential civic buildings: city halls, courthouses, libraries, museums, and theaters. Yet, airports are uniquely complex and they are more than just high volume transportation hubs. Increasingly, airports are also workplaces, centers of commerce, recreational outlets, and cultural resources.
Fentress Global Challenge (FGC) is an annual international student design competition. Since its inception in 2011, thousands of entries from over 75 countries have competed for top honors. FGC represents an extraordinary exploration into the future of architecture, and in so doing, continues to advance the pursuit of innovative design in public architecture.
Preisgericht / Jury
Curtis W. Fentress, FAIA, RIBA – Principal in Charge of Design, Fentress Architects
Agatha Kessler – Chairman, Fentress Architects
Lois Kramer – CEO, KRAMER aerotek inc.
George Miller – Richard Meier & Partners Architects LLP
Dr. Patricia A. Ryan – President, Decision Services International
Somer Shindler – Owner, J. Shindler Solutions
Bradley D. Schulz, FAIA
Fentress Global Challenge 2020: Airport of the Future
Organizer
Fentress Architects
Denver, Colorado, USA
fentressarchitects.com
About the Competition
Despite a multitude of technological advances including video conferencing and drones, the proliferation of airports worldwide continues to be spurred on by global commerce and an unrelenting demand for travel.
While the airport terminal—conceived a century ago—is a relatively new architectural typology, it has since its inception held equal importance with quintessential civic buildings: city halls, courthouses, libraries, museums, and theaters. Yet, airports are uniquely complex and they are more than just high volume transportation hubs. Increasingly, airports are also workplaces, centers of commerce, recreational outlets, and cultural resources.
Fentress Global Challenge (FGC) is an annual international student design competition. Since its inception in 2011, thousands of entries from over 75 countries have competed for top honors. FGC represents an extraordinary exploration into the future of architecture, and in so doing, continues to advance the pursuit of innovative design in public architecture.
Competition Type
Open Ideas Competition
Admission Area
International
Eligibility
The Fentress Global Challenge (FGC) competition is open to graduate and undergraduate students who are currently pursuing architecture or engineering degrees in an accredited university program, as well as recent graduates (within the last four years) with a degree in architecture or engineering.
Schedule
Design Submission Deadline: Jul 31, 2020
Winners Announcement: Oct 02, 2020
Preissumme
US$ 21,000 Cash
Submission Requirements
By the end of the day on Jul 31, 2020(23:00 GMT), participants must register and upload competition materials to their profile page on www.fentressglobalchallenge.com/competition-brief.
The official language of the competition is English and the official unit of measurement is the inch.
The design concept shall be submitted in PDF format and include:
– Up to 8 pages in 11 inch x 17 inch format, landscape orientation
– Each of the 8 pages must have a page number and the team name
– File must be named as follows: 2018/2019_team name_design concept title.pdf
– The submission must have a design concept title, a 400-word description, and a brief description of the team or individual submitting
– Supporting diagrams, plans, sections and perspectives are encouraged
– The digital file may be no larger than 100mb
– In a separate PDF, please include student IDs of the group members
More information and details at
www.fentressglobalchallenge.com/competition-brief
Organizer
Fentress Architects
Denver, Colorado, USA
fentressarchitects.com
About the Competition
Despite a multitude of technological advances including video conferencing and drones, the proliferation of airports worldwide continues to be spurred on by global commerce and an unrelenting demand for travel.
While the airport terminal—conceived a century ago—is a relatively new architectural typology, it has since its inception held equal importance with quintessential civic buildings: city halls, courthouses, libraries, museums, and theaters. Yet, airports are uniquely complex and they are more than just high volume transportation hubs. Increasingly, airports are also workplaces, centers of commerce, recreational outlets, and cultural resources.
Fentress Global Challenge (FGC) is an annual international student design competition. Since its inception in 2011, thousands of entries from over 75 countries have competed for top honors. FGC represents an extraordinary exploration into the future of architecture, and in so doing, continues to advance the pursuit of innovative design in public architecture.
Competition Type
Open Ideas Competition
Admission Area
International
Eligibility
The Fentress Global Challenge (FGC) competition is open to graduate and undergraduate students who are currently pursuing architecture or engineering degrees in an accredited university program, as well as recent graduates (within the last four years) with a degree in architecture or engineering.
Schedule
Design Submission Deadline: Jul 31, 2020
Winners Announcement: Oct 02, 2020
Preissumme
US$ 21,000 Cash
Submission Requirements
By the end of the day on Jul 31, 2020(23:00 GMT), participants must register and upload competition materials to their profile page on www.fentressglobalchallenge.com/competition-brief.
The official language of the competition is English and the official unit of measurement is the inch.
The design concept shall be submitted in PDF format and include:
– Up to 8 pages in 11 inch x 17 inch format, landscape orientation
– Each of the 8 pages must have a page number and the team name
– File must be named as follows: 2018/2019_team name_design concept title.pdf
– The submission must have a design concept title, a 400-word description, and a brief description of the team or individual submitting
– Supporting diagrams, plans, sections and perspectives are encouraged
– The digital file may be no larger than 100mb
– In a separate PDF, please include student IDs of the group members
More information and details at
www.fentressglobalchallenge.com/competition-brief
