4th IE Spaces for Innovation Prize

Description

The IE School of Architecture & Design is one of the most innovative architecture schools in Europe. With a unique combination of design and entrepreneurship, the IE School of Architecture & Design pushes the boundaries of traditional architectural education. Our students are exposed to a multidisciplinary approach that prepares them to meet the needs of an ever‐changing world.

IE welcomes students from all around the world who seek challenges and aspire to become leaders in the dynamic fields of architecture and design.

The competition is open to all young architects and designers who completed their undergraduate or graduate studies during or since 2012.

AWARDS

The winning entries will be awarded admission to IE’s Master’s in Strategic Design of Spaces for the 2018‐2019 academic year; a partial scholarship towards the program tuition fees; and a full‐time, paid, professional internship in one of three internationally-renowned design firms: UNStudio (Amsterdam, Netherlands), Studio O+A (San Francisco, USA), or Ingenhoven Architects (Düsseldorf, Germany).

MASTER IN STRATEGIC DESIGN OF SPACES

The Master’s in Strategic Design of Spaces was created to provide students with the skills and knowledge necessary to approach challenges emerging in the world of interior space design.

The program focuses on three types of spaces; work, retail and education. We spend a considerable percentage of our time occupying these three spaces, and they continue to be in constant motion in terms of technological innovation.

The program was designed in partnership with the Helen Hamlyn Centre for Design at the Royal College of Art in London ‐ a research center specialized in design ethnography ‐ where students will complete one of the program modules.

Students will gain first‐hand experience by working alongside leaders in the field when visiting top studios, and through attending an IE Architecture and Design special lecture series.

HOW TO PARTICIPATE

Candidates must present a digital collage where they illustrate their insights and reflections regarding the future of work, retail and educational spaces.

What will these spaces look like in two decades? How will we be working, shopping and learning? How will technology affect daily life in each of these spaces?

Candidates should explore these questions and express their ideas in a collage, using original or existing images. The collage allows candidates to highlight their professional or academic work, as well as depicting their sources of inspiration. Texts and graphics may also be used in the collage.

Each participant must submit their collage before November 3. The required documentation, including registration and submission forms, must be submitted digitally using the web platform at www.arquideas.net.


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