INTRODUCTION
PROJECT TITLE
Location of Project
Country:
City:
Site Area (m2) :
Task (refer to the brief for full description):
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WHERE: Pick a site located in Asia, maximum
50,000 square metres. The site may be your
current domicile or any place that you are
familiar with.
WHICH: Choose which scenario/s (either A.
Climate Destruction or B. Endings or both)
will be addressed based on the selected site:
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If A), define and detail what is the climate
disaster that would affect the selected site
context.
If B), specify the context of endings.
Based on your choice, explain the ways it
affects the site’s context (physical/spatial,
socioeconomic, etc.)
3.
WHAT: is the proposed sustainable architectural
solution? These solutions may be new builds
or adapt to existing buildings, and can be of any
typology.
4.
HOW: is the solution to be applied and carried out.
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RELEVANCE: The selected scenario/s and solution’s suitability to the site conditions and context,
INTEGRATION: Layers of interacting natural and human-made systems, including but not limited to
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fulfilling the brief in terms of design and functions, supported by thorough analysis.
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climate responsiveness/resilience, socioeconomic considerations, etc.
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IMPACT: How the proposed solution affects the community and the environment, including but not
limited to the optimisation of resources, improvement to health and well-being, biodiversity, etc.
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INNOVATION: Originality of solutions proposed, including but not limited to adoption of
technological tools, application of regenerative principles, low-carbon strategies, etc.
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CITATIONS/REFERENCES: Please list and describe supporting studies/articles, image sources or
references used for your entry as accurately and comprehensively as possible
CITATIONS/REFERENCES: Please list and describe supporting studies/articles, image sources or
references used for your entry as accurately and comprehensively as possible
While every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained herein is accurate, the Organiser will not accept any liability for omissions or errors. The Organiser is not responsible for statements or
opinions expressed by the entrants nor do such statements necessarily represent the views of the Organiser unless stated otherwise. The Organiser disclaims any and all liability, which may be claimed arising out of
reliance upon the information presented.
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