Can a building clear the air?

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開催概要

カナダ東部ニューブランズウィック州の奥地に、約80万円以内の資材コストで17平米以下の小屋を建てる。建設から運用までのあらゆる場面で、温室効果ガスを最小現に抑えられる案であること。

Description
Community Forests International (CFI) is excited to announce its second architectural design competition for the backwoods cabin of the future. The first, hosted in 2014, drew in over 50 entries from 11 different countries and served as a platform for exploring how humans can get back to nature in the 21st century. Bringing together visionary architects, artists, green builders and DIYers, this new challenge addresses the climate crisis and will help transform the organization’s 235 hectare (580 acre) organic farm and forest outside of Sussex, New Brunswick, Canada into a Rural Innovation Campus.
The winning design will be constructed in the summer of 2016 and will accommodate students, guests, and innovators-in-residence on campus. The winning team will receive a $1,000 cash prize.

Jury
Kate Wallace：Journalist, Writer, Founder of Ignite SJ
John Leroux: Architect, AANB
Kim Thompson: Natural Builder, Teacher, Executive Director of the Deanery Project
Nathan Fisher: Architect, Defending Champ
Judith Mackin: Founder and Creative Director of Punch Productions, Punch Inside, and Tuck Studio
Craig Applegath: Architect, PPOAA, AAA, Architect AIBC, NSAA, FRAIC, LEED® AP
Estelle Drisdelle: CFI Co-founder, Homesteader, and Permaculture Designer

Prize
$1,000 cash prize

Entry Fee
None

Entries
Illustration: up to six (6) illustrated pages of letter-sized paper (8.5 × 11 inches)
Project Description (up to 2 pages, max 500 words)
Materials & Price List (one page): must not exceed $10,000 CAD

Timetable
People’s Choice Voting / Jury Deliberation: March 30th - April 13th, 2016
Winners Announced & Released to Press: Apr. 15th, 2016

Links
Past winners

Organizer
Community Forest International

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