Debris Design Competition

コンペ結果

Winning Design
Jong-Hwa Lee and Lim Hye-Jin

Honorable Mention for Cultural Sensitivity
Matthew Nye and Erika Ikeda

Honorable Mention for Urban Strategies
Osamu Uchiyama

Honorable Mention for Community Building
Christopher Ross and Jeana Antle

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開催概要

ハイチ大地震のような開発途上国における震災をテーマに、避難所の建設や飲み水の確保、衛生設備やエネルギー供給など、生活に必要なさまざまな整備について問うアイディアコンペ。

Description
Debris Design is a design competition focused on removing materials from the waste stream in post-earthquake Haiti and using design ingenuity to alter them for new daily-life uses. The goal is to develop uses for these materials that respond to basic, life-sustaining needs, both immediate and long-term. The competition is open to anyone interested in finding creative responses to the problems of waste and appropriate construction in Haiti.
Winning entries will receive cash awards and will be included in a public exhibition. In addition, authors of selected entries will have the opportunity to serve as design consultants to students at the University of Utah School of Architecture to further develop the ideas within the design of a school in Haiti for the Haitian Roots education non-profit organization.
The Debris Design Competition will act as a catalyst and collection point for innovative ideas benefiting underdeveloped areas affected by natural disasters. Professionals and students are invited to reconsider current notions of emergency response and transform debris and other materials that typically become part of the waste stream into innovative materials and structures.
Jury
COMMON|studio
University of Utah College of Architecture + Planning

Prize
Winner : $200
Honorable Mentions

Entry Fee
$10 per student
$20 per professional

Entries
2 boards at 24” x 36”

Organizer
The non-profit organization Common Studio with the support of the University of Utah College of Architecture + Planning

Official Website
http://commonstudio.org/debrisdesign.aspx