IFHP World Congress 2009 Students Competition

Students are invited to develop unconventional and innovative ideas that give shape to the concept of URBAN (SU)STA(INA)BILITY. IFHP wants to give students the opportunity to present their innovative ideas within the framework of the Berlin Congress 2009 to international companies, municipalities and experts.

Category Idea Competition / Open to Students
Type International, Idea, Students, Single-Stage
Genre Urban
Country Berlin
RegDeadline 29 June 2009 GoogleCal iCal
29 June 2009 (via Online)
Eligibility Students

Description
When air traffic operations at Tempelhof ceased at the end of October 2008, Berlin regained possession of over 360 hectares of open land and a centrally located complex of buildings that is among the largest in the world. The opening up to Berliners of this inner-city site and its development on ecological principles into a vibrant, functioning and sustainable part of the city represents a unique opportunity for the future of Berlin. In this context, a sustainable, process-related strategy for the future development of the Tempelhof area is to be sought, taking into consideration the unique urbanistic and green qualities of the site, opening the site to the city and creating new residential qualities for future generations. Innovative concepts for a modern city district have to be developed based on an integrated planning concept that takes into consideration aspects of urban ecology and the integration of intelligent urban technology. We are looking for urban concepts that intelligently integrate ecological, economic and social aspects and produce a new urban-architectural image.

Jury
International jury, composed of architects, urban planners and landscape architects

Prize
First prize: 4,000 Euro
Second prize: 2,500 Euro
Third prize: 1,500 Euro

Entry Fee
None

Entries
Two sheets A1 in pdf format

Timetable
Result: 8 Sept 2009

Organizer
International Federation for Housing and Planning (IFHP)

Official Website
http://www.ifhp.de/students-competition/