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Submit your ideas to YAC's Latest Architectural Competition: TREE HOUSE MODULE

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Monday, Apr 6, 2020

YAC - Young Architects Competitions and Dartagnanslaunch TREE HOUSE MODULE, a competition of ideas aiming to design and realize a tree house system to put into the oneiric French castles of Vibrac, Mothe Chandeniers, Ebaupinay. A cash prize of € 15,000 will be awarded to the winners selected by an outstanding jury panel made of, among the others,  Espen Surnevik, Matthew Johnson (DS+R), Giulio Rigoni (BIG), Tue Hesselberg Foged (Effekt Architects), Peter Pichler, Patrick Lüth (Snøhetta).

BRIEF
We all dreamt about it, designed it and longed for it. The luckiest ones owned one. For sure, few people can say that the tree house was not one of their greatest childhood aspirations.  

In fact, the tree house is maybe one of the first and most shared archetypes of architecture. It is the shelter of childhood. It is the safe place. It is the stronghold where to feel independent and keep the adult world at a distance. It is an inaccessible place suspended between sky and trees. It is the scenery and projection of extremely exciting adventures. 

Once children become adults, the tree house often turns into a distant memory or an unfulfilled dream. Among all adults, architects have an extraordinary privilege. They can build their own childhood desires. 

This is the opportunity that Tree House Module offers to participants. This is the challenge that Dartagnans poses to architects. They will have to design and create their own concept of tree house. 

This invitation goes beyond the mere architectural practice. It is actually an inner experience. This competition invites architects to rediscover through the folds of memory the moments spent imaging what their refuge would be like. Architects will evoke those days spent sketching it on sheets of paper. Consequently, through the language and knowledge of adults it will be possible to dream again of a world of silence brushed by the wind and populated by squirrels and birds.  

Indeed, the tree house is more than a place. The suspended shelter is more than a space. The tree house is the materialization of a desire for adventure, a spurt of creativity, reconciliation with nature. It is a desire for peace and serenity that any adult in any part of the world has never stopped dreaming about.    

JURY

  • Patrick Lüth (Snøhetta)
  • Giulio Rigoni (BIG)
  • Espen Surnevik
  • Peter Pichler
  • Matthew Johnson (DS+R)
  • Tue Hesselberg Foged (Effekt Architects)
  • Marco Lavit (Atelier Lavit)
  • Romain Delaume (Dartagnans )
  • Paolo Tranquillini (Starpool)
  • Angelo Luigi Marchetti (Marlegno)

PRIZES

  • 1st   PRIZE 8.000 €  
  • 2nd  PRIZE 4.000 €
  • 3rd  PRIZE  2.000 €
  • 2 GOLD MENTIONS 500€ each
  • 10 HONORABLE MENTIONS 
  • 30 FINALISTS

CALENDAR

03/30/2020  “early bird” registration – start 
04/26/2020 (h 11.59 pm GMT) “early bird” registration – end

04/27/2020  “standard” registration – start 
04/27/2020  (h 11.59 pm GMT) “standard” registration – end

05/25/2020  “late” registration – start 
06/21/2020  (h 11.59 pm GMT) “late” registration – end

06/24/2020   (h 12.00 pm – Midday - GMT) material submission deadline

More information at: www.youngarchitectscompetitions.com
Contacts: 
yac@yac-ltd.com

RELATED COMPETITION TREE HOUSE MODULE

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Sponsored Post by YAC

Submit your ideas to YAC's Latest Architectural Competition: TREE HOUSE MODULE

By Sponsor|

Monday, Apr 6, 2020

Share

Related

yac ● competition ● project ● idea ● challenge ● france ● castle ● sponsored ● young architects competitions

YAC - Young Architects Competitions and Dartagnanslaunch TREE HOUSE MODULE, a competition of ideas aiming to design and realize a tree house system to put into the oneiric French castles of Vibrac, Mothe Chandeniers, Ebaupinay. A cash prize of € 15,000 will be awarded to the winners selected by an outstanding jury panel made of, among the others,  Espen Surnevik, Matthew Johnson (DS+R), Giulio Rigoni (BIG), Tue Hesselberg Foged (Effekt Architects), Peter Pichler, Patrick Lüth (Snøhetta).

BRIEF
We all dreamt about it, designed it and longed for it. The luckiest ones owned one. For sure, few people can say that the tree house was not one of their greatest childhood aspirations.  

In fact, the tree house is maybe one of the first and most shared archetypes of architecture. It is the shelter of childhood. It is the safe place. It is the stronghold where to feel independent and keep the adult world at a distance. It is an inaccessible place suspended between sky and trees. It is the scenery and projection of extremely exciting adventures. 

Once children become adults, the tree house often turns into a distant memory or an unfulfilled dream. Among all adults, architects have an extraordinary privilege. They can build their own childhood desires. 

This is the opportunity that Tree House Module offers to participants. This is the challenge that Dartagnans poses to architects. They will have to design and create their own concept of tree house. 

This invitation goes beyond the mere architectural practice. It is actually an inner experience. This competition invites architects to rediscover through the folds of memory the moments spent imaging what their refuge would be like. Architects will evoke those days spent sketching it on sheets of paper. Consequently, through the language and knowledge of adults it will be possible to dream again of a world of silence brushed by the wind and populated by squirrels and birds.  

Indeed, the tree house is more than a place. The suspended shelter is more than a space. The tree house is the materialization of a desire for adventure, a spurt of creativity, reconciliation with nature. It is a desire for peace and serenity that any adult in any part of the world has never stopped dreaming about.    

JURY

  • Patrick Lüth (Snøhetta)
  • Giulio Rigoni (BIG)
  • Espen Surnevik
  • Peter Pichler
  • Matthew Johnson (DS+R)
  • Tue Hesselberg Foged (Effekt Architects)
  • Marco Lavit (Atelier Lavit)
  • Romain Delaume (Dartagnans )
  • Paolo Tranquillini (Starpool)
  • Angelo Luigi Marchetti (Marlegno)

PRIZES

  • 1st   PRIZE 8.000 €  
  • 2nd  PRIZE 4.000 €
  • 3rd  PRIZE  2.000 €
  • 2 GOLD MENTIONS 500€ each
  • 10 HONORABLE MENTIONS 
  • 30 FINALISTS

CALENDAR

03/30/2020  “early bird” registration – start 
04/26/2020 (h 11.59 pm GMT) “early bird” registration – end

04/27/2020  “standard” registration – start 
04/27/2020  (h 11.59 pm GMT) “standard” registration – end

05/25/2020  “late” registration – start 
06/21/2020  (h 11.59 pm GMT) “late” registration – end

06/24/2020   (h 12.00 pm – Midday - GMT) material submission deadline

More information at: www.youngarchitectscompetitions.com
Contacts: 
yac@yac-ltd.com

RELATED COMPETITION TREE HOUSE MODULE

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