BUILDING MATERIAL - INTERNATIONAL ESSAY COMPETITION

Introduction 

Archiol has organized this first edition of the Building Material essay competition to understand the various types of building material used in architecture.

Building materials form an essential part of the field of architecture. The concept of building materials elevates the endurance and visual aspect of architecture design. The relationship between quality and quantity of the building material determines the character of the architecture. The use of correct building material impacts the durability of the structure. Building material affects the vision of the structure as it deals with the appearance – related qualities of the structure.

Purpose: 

This competition aims to understand the various types of building materials used based on their location, durability and other architectural aspects. 

Essay requirements:

1. Maximum 2500 words and minimum 1500 words.

2. Essay title

3. An Image for your essay size 30cm X30cm (jpg/jpeg – 25mb max.)

Participation:

This competition is open to all.

You can participate individually or as a team (Maximum 4 members in a team)

Timeline:

Registration deadline:  30th June 2023

ADVANCED REGISTRATIONS

• JAN 02 – JAN 23 – AR 1 

• JAN 24 – FEB 04 – AR 2 

• FEB 05   – FEB 23 – AR 3 

STANDARD REGISTRATIONS

• FEB 24  – MAR 23 – SR 1 

• MAR 24 – APR 23 – SR 2 

• APR 24 –  MAY 23 – SR 3 

• MAY 24 – JUN 23 – SR 4 

LATE REGISTRATIONS

• JUN 24  – JUN 30 – LR 1 

Submission Starts:  25th June 2023

Submission Ends: 5th July 2023

Result Announcement: 25th August 2023 

Prizes:

Winners (X3): Certificate of achievement + Publication + Interview

Honourable mentions (X3): Certificates + Publication 

Shortlisted entries (X10): Certificates 

Registration:

Visit our website: www.archiol.org

Click the link below: 

Competition link – https://www.archiol.org/competitions/building-material-essay-2023

Organisers

Archiol – www.archiol.org

Contact:

Doubts /Queries related to the competition: [email protected]