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Student Design Competition for Yele Music Studio, Haiti
コンペ結果
Winner
Christopher Morgan from Virginia Tech University in Blacksburg, Virginia, USA
Second place winner
Tak Kei Yip, a RIBA Part II student at Foster + Partners, London
Third place winner
Christopher Bradley, a Post Part 1 Experience student at Norton Mayfield Architects LLP, Sheffield
開催概要
ハイチのシテ・ソレイルに音楽スタジオを建設するための学生アイディアコンペ。最優秀賞者は、現地の建築家とともに実施設計に参加することができる予定。
| カテゴリ | アイディアコンペ / 学生が参加できるコンペ / コンペ結果 |
| タイプ | International, Idea/Project, Students, Two-Stage, Anonymous |
| ジャンル | Architecture |
| 開催地 | Cité Soleil, Haiti |
| 登録締切日 | 9 March 2010 GoogleCal iCal |
| 提出締切日 | 12 March 2010 (Must be Received) GoogleCal |
| 応募資格 | Submissions are invited from architecture students in the UK and internationally who have not yet completed their RIBA Part 3 studies (or equivalent professional competence qualification in their country of study). Students studying for GCSE and A-levels |
Description
Haiti is one of the poorest nations in the Western Hemisphere, with many of Haiti’s 8 million residents living on less than US$1 per day. Unemployment is close to 80 percent, and more than half the population is under 21 years old.
Yelé Haiti was founded by Haitian-born, Grammy-Award winning musician and record producer Wyclef Jean, formerly of The Fugees. Yelé Haiti is a grassroots movement which aims to raise global awareness for Haiti and transform the country through the regeneration of forgotten neighbourhoods and programmes in education, sports, the arts and environment. As Goodwill Ambassador to Haiti, Jean’s enduring passion is to help his country’s youthful population to rebuild their nation.
The music studio will combine recording of music and radio programming with vocational training, micro-enterprise opportunities and job creation for at-risk youth in the area. The studio is a joint venture between Yelé Haiti, Sak Pasé Records (Wyclef Jean’s own record label) and Radio Boukman, a popular community radio station in Cité Soleil that shares a boundary with the site.
Jury
FINAL JURY
Wyclef Jean / Musician and record producer (Founder, Yéle Haiti)
Hugh Locke / Yéle Haiti (President)
John McAslan / John McAslan + Partners (Chairman)
TECHNICAL JURY (provide recommendations on 1st Stage Submissions)
Adrian Campbell / Arup (Director, Building Sustainability Group)
Philippe Leon / Executive Architect in Haiti
Andy Meira / John McAslan + Partners (acting as the RIBA Architect Adviser)
Prize
A Prize Fund of £1,000 will be available for the Jury Panel to apportion amongst the finalists at their discretion.
Each interview attendee will be offered a reimbursement of expenses of up to GBP £150 (maximum) towards the costs of attending the interview, or travelling to an appropriate video conferencing facility.
Post-competition commitment & Intention to Build
Following the conclusion of the competition, Yéle Haiti intends to start work on the new Music Studio in Cité Soleil as soon as is practicable. The winning student will be invited to collaborate on developing their design ideas with the Haitian-based executive architect responsible for realising and delivering the project.
Entry Fee
None
Entries
Two A3 sheets
Submission Address
Yéle Music Studio Competition
RIBA Competitions
6 Melbourne Street
Leeds
LS2 7PS
UK
Timetable
Finalists notified: Mon. 29 March 2010
Interviews with finalists: W/c 12 April 2010 (provisional)
Announcement of result: W/c 19 April 2010
Organizer
Yele Haiti and RIBA
Official Website
http://www.architecture.com/...