National Museum of Afghanistan: International Architectural Ideas Competition

1st: US$50,000; 2nd: US$30,000; 3rd: US$20,000. In addition, three Honorable Mentions are to be awarded.

• Description

  This international architectural ideas competition invites you to submit your architectural ideas for the planning and construction for Afghanistan's modern-day museum.

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  Theme: Architectural ideas for the building of a new museum of Afghanistan

  The competition wants to generate design proposals for an architectural master plan and detailed building design for the site of the National Museum of Afghanistan.

  While it is expected that in the future a new museum will be designed and built according to international standards, this ideas competition will help to visualize what a modern museum in the 21st century in modern-day Afghanistan will look like.

  It is anticipated that the successful applicant will be invited to provide full design services, or may be asked to partner with other professional design firms to produce the documents necessary for the .planning phase.

  Eligibility:

  The competition is open to architects, engineers, planners designers and artists to develop and visualize a proposal capable of responding to emerging challenges for a National Museum in Afghanistan. Practicing architects, engineers and other professions participating in the competition must be registered with their National Registration/ Regulatory Authority. Professionals with more limited experience in the delivery of relevant projects may wish to consider collaborating with another practice

  Registration deadline: April 16, 2012

  Submission deadline: June 6, 2012

  For more information, please download the PDF file HERE.

• Categories

  Arts & Design
  Tech & Engineering
  Mechanical Engineering
  Idea
  Industry Design
  Graphics Design
  Architecture
  Civil Engineering
  

  Regions

  Global

  Eligibilities

  Undergraduate level
  Graduate level
  Postgraduate level
  Non-students
  MBA Student
  High School Students
  

  Deadline

  2012-06-06