YAF/COD Ideas Competition 2010

近年相次ぐ天災を受け、避難民のための住宅について問うアイディアコンペ。仮設の柔軟性を持ちながら常設も可能なシステムを提案する。約25万坪の敷地に500家族が入居可能なスケール。

Description
What does it take to rebuild a community after a natural disaster? Food, water, healthcare, security, infrastructure, and most obviously — shelter. In light of these recent catastrophes, temporary/permanent housing for disasters will be the focus for this competition. The designer is challenged to design a site built, mobile, modular, and/or transportable housing solution that when constructed, installed, fabricated on a site will comprise, as completely as possible, a community, both temporary and permanent. As such, the design solution should embrace and provide the opportunity for access to those functions and services this community will require: food, medical, social, financial, etc. The design should consider how this is a “livable community,” where the amenities essential to the daily life of the residents are integrated in the design. Successful solutions will demonstrate broad applicability and responsiveness to the widest possible range of various site and climatic conditions.

Jury
Barton Phelps FAIA (Barton Phelps & Associates, Los Angeles, CA)
Lawrence Scarpa FAIA (Pugh + Scarpa Architects Inc., Santa Monica, CA)
Mehrdad Yazdani Assoc. AIA (Yazdani Studio of Cannon Design, Los Angeles, CA)

Prize
Exhibition and Publication

Entry Fee
AIA Member: $100
Non-AIA member: $150
Student: $40

Entries
A Project Description(no more than 200 words) and 2 Presentation Boards (24”x 36” @150 DPI)

Timetable
Exhibition : June 9, 2010 at the 2010 AIA National Convention
Winners announcement: June 10, 2010 at the NAC/YAF/COD Reception at the AIA National Convention in Miami, FL

Links
Past winners

Organizer
The American Institute of Architects(AIA) and the AIA Young Architects Forum(YAF) and the AIA Committee on Design(COD)

Official Website
http://www.aia.org/practicing/groups/kc/AIAS075331