Our weekly wrap-up of new design competitions worth checking out

We get it. It can get a little overwhelming keeping up with the dozens of new architecture competitions launching worldwide on any given week — let alone having to stay on top of the multiple deadlines for each and every one. That's why Bustler is here to help! At the end of every week, we'll share a quick selection of our newest design competition submissions that we think are worth a look, as well as some ongoing ones you might have missed the first time. Check out our latest competition recommendations below.

Sukkah x Detroit
Register/Submit Deadline:  Monday, Jun 25, 2018

Sukkah x Detroit celebrates the Jewish harvest festival of Sukkot in Detroit’s Capitol Park through design, agriculture, and Jewish programming. Detroit, home to 1300 urban farms, is the only UNESCO City of Design in the United States. Sukkah x Detroit honors both. Throughout the week, 5-7 sukkahs, selected through an international design competition, will be on display in Detroit's historic Capitol Park, accompanied by complementary programs and events to be announced.

TOKYO (anti) LIBRARY
Registration Deadline:  Monday, Jul 30, 2018
Submission Deadline:  Tuesday, Jul 31, 2018

Create an iconic 21st century ‘public library’ in the city of Tokyo, Japan and debate its role in a ‘digital age’. The proposal must aim to become a solution to the frequently questioned vitality of a library by enhancing and transforming its capabilities as a ‘knowledge sharing and research prototype’ that will become a model for the future libraries of the world.

SWITCH: GUGGENHEIM MUSEUM I NEW YORK
Registration Deadline:  Thursday, Aug 30, 2018
Submission Deadline:  Friday, Aug 31, 2018

How would you redesign the Guggenheim Museum in New York? The aim of the competition is to re-create the iconic museum at the same exact site but with an entirely new perspective by the participants.

London Affordable Housing Challenge
Registration Deadline:  Tuesday, Oct 9, 2018
Submission Deadline:  Monday, Nov 5, 2018

Participants are asked to design a pilot-phase concept for affordable housing within Britain’s capital city. In order to be successful, designs need to be easily rolled out to increase the capacity of housing stock, while at the same time with minimal use of land and resources.

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