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Origamitecture - Paper powered architecture ideas

Registration Deadline:  Monday, Mar 1, 20212:53 AMIST

Submission Deadline:  Tuesday, Mar 2, 20212:53 AMIST

PREMISE

Origami continues to be an arena of exploration right from childhood to college (especially for architects). Origami is finding the third dimension with paper, an idea that converts 2D to 3D. This is one of the first ways architecture was portrayed in the 3D dimension, adapted into physical models as we know today. However, despite being old, origami is still a fun way to explore 3D ideas. 

The structural form of papers allows exploring plate geometry in 3D in affordable ways. While the gold standard in architecture is moving towards computer-driven tools, a look back to our past is always a great idea to re-anchor to our path for delivering a better-built environment to people. How will you devise an architecture concept with a sheet of paper with minimum cuts and maximum creativity? 

THE OUTLINE

The task is simple, create a building concept from a limited piece of paper, explain concept floor plans and spaces within them.  The design challenge looks at developing an architectural concept on the given function and synthesizing spaces, plans, concepts within them.

Only digital technologies permitted are clicking pictures using cameras, scanning, and printing them (and uploading them on UNI). Take pictures of the paper architecture model based on the design problem, set a scale, and draw its views with a sharpie or a marker. If you are using drawings ensure that they are either sketched, drafted hand-drawn.

THE PROBLEM

The design challenge is to build a flea market and exhibition space for the arts and crafts made by local craftsmen in the city of your residence. The centre would be able to host 100 visitors and space for setting up flea markets. The scale of the competition and the site area is unrestrained. However, the design shall be made by only two A3 sheets of paper (less the better) and pieces of it with minimal adhesive/cutting. 

OBJECTIVES

Concept: Develop and origami concept with the above-said sheet limit

Spaces: How well the spaces inside and outside are identified and crafted in sketches, plans, views?

Innovation: How well you synthesize the structural qualities of the inherent origami to create static and dynamic spaces?

Visualization: How well the entire scheme is delivered visually to deliver your ideas clearly.

Learn more on https://uni.xyz/competitions/origamitecture/info/about

TIMELINE

Registration Closes: 30 Nov 2020

Submission Deadline: 1 Dec 2020

Result Announcement: 28 Jan 2021

PRIZES

Prize pool of worth 16,000$

First Prize: 3800$ (For students and professionals)

Runner Up: 6 x 1000$ (For students and professionals)

People’s Choice: 4 x 350$ (Open for all)

Honorable Mention x 12: 400$ Each

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Origamitecture - Paper powered architecture ideas

Registration Deadline:  Monday, Mar 1, 20212:53 AMIST

Submission Deadline:  Tuesday, Mar 2, 20212:53 AMIST

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PREMISE

Origami continues to be an arena of exploration right from childhood to college (especially for architects). Origami is finding the third dimension with paper, an idea that converts 2D to 3D. This is one of the first ways architecture was portrayed in the 3D dimension, adapted into physical models as we know today. However, despite being old, origami is still a fun way to explore 3D ideas. 

The structural form of papers allows exploring plate geometry in 3D in affordable ways. While the gold standard in architecture is moving towards computer-driven tools, a look back to our past is always a great idea to re-anchor to our path for delivering a better-built environment to people. How will you devise an architecture concept with a sheet of paper with minimum cuts and maximum creativity? 

THE OUTLINE

The task is simple, create a building concept from a limited piece of paper, explain concept floor plans and spaces within them.  The design challenge looks at developing an architectural concept on the given function and synthesizing spaces, plans, concepts within them.

Only digital technologies permitted are clicking pictures using cameras, scanning, and printing them (and uploading them on UNI). Take pictures of the paper architecture model based on the design problem, set a scale, and draw its views with a sharpie or a marker. If you are using drawings ensure that they are either sketched, drafted hand-drawn.

THE PROBLEM

The design challenge is to build a flea market and exhibition space for the arts and crafts made by local craftsmen in the city of your residence. The centre would be able to host 100 visitors and space for setting up flea markets. The scale of the competition and the site area is unrestrained. However, the design shall be made by only two A3 sheets of paper (less the better) and pieces of it with minimal adhesive/cutting. 

OBJECTIVES

Concept: Develop and origami concept with the above-said sheet limit

Spaces: How well the spaces inside and outside are identified and crafted in sketches, plans, views?

Innovation: How well you synthesize the structural qualities of the inherent origami to create static and dynamic spaces?

Visualization: How well the entire scheme is delivered visually to deliver your ideas clearly.

Learn more on https://uni.xyz/competitions/origamitecture/info/about

TIMELINE

Registration Closes: 30 Nov 2020

Submission Deadline: 1 Dec 2020

Result Announcement: 28 Jan 2021

PRIZES

Prize pool of worth 16,000$

First Prize: 3800$ (For students and professionals)

Runner Up: 6 x 1000$ (For students and professionals)

People’s Choice: 4 x 350$ (Open for all)

Honorable Mention x 12: 400$ Each

Learn more about this competition - schedule - prizes here: http://uni.xyz/competitions/or...

Follow us on -

Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/unide...

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/uni....

Linked In:  https://www.linkedin.com/compa... 

Twitter: https://twitter.com/uniQxyz 

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