This is a very interesting international contest.
Get further information here: http://www.portovivosru.pt/concursos/
Showing posts with label urban renewal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label urban renewal. Show all posts
30.8.07
9.6.07
COMPETITION: Design For The New Centre Of Riga

The subject of the Competition is an urban construction and architectural idea which graphically and textually describes integrated development of the Competition Site. The urban construction and architectural idea and the explanatory note should include an urban design for the New Centre of Riga in Tornakalns and an architectural solution for the Riga City Council and the public administrative complex in line with the Assignment of the Competition.
The registration and submission deadline is 3rd September 2007.
Visit the website for further information: http://www.rdpad.lv/en/rcnc/
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architecture,
competition,
design,
Latvia,
urban planning,
urban renewal
31.1.07
EUROPAN 9

Here we have the new edition of one of the most important competition in Europe for young architects and city planners. All the information will be ready on next monday, 5th February, at the official web site.
The generic theme of Europan 9 is "European urbanity, sustainable city and new public spaces".
This edition counts with two Estonian cities, Tartu and Tallinn, as proposed sites.
If you cannot wait till next week, visit the website. Basic information is already launched: http://www.europan-europe.com
Good luck to all you!!!
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architecture,
competition,
Europan,
landscaping,
urban planning,
urban renewal
2.1.07
OMA at Latvia

The Latvian Ministry of Culture announced plans to move forward with its first museum of contemporary art, designed by Rem Koolhaas and the Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA). The 16,000 m2 museum, to be built in the port city of Riga, will be Latvia's first new museum of art in over 100 years. Imagined as a multi-functional centre for contemporary culture, the museum will host seminars, concerts and theatrical performances, in addition to housing international exhibitions and a permanent collection of contemporary Baltic art.
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architecture,
Latvia,
OMA,
Rem Koolhaas,
urban renewal
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