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Tomorrow's challenges in today's buildings

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Tomorrow's challenges in today's buildings
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Construction in the UK employs 3 million people in 280,000 organisations, each holding a vast amount of expert knowledge. But much of that knowledge is inaccessible, fragmented and dispersed. If we put it all in one place, where everyone can find it, Construction UK will be more efficient, more collaborative, more innovative and better able to compete in the global market place. Designing Buildings Wiki is a cross-discipline, collaborative knowledge base where the whole construction industry can come together and share what we know on a single, free resource.

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We have joined forces with BSRIA to launch a new competition looking for fresh and innovative ideas in response to the question:

How can tomorrow's challenges be met by today's buildings?

The competition, which is open to students and professionals from all disciplines, is seeking original ideas for design solutions to the future trends that will affect the built environment. It asks the question; how can buildings be designed today to ensure they are resilient to the changes they will face tomorrow?

Ideas could relate to:

  • Urbanisation and demographics.
  • Climate change.
  • Digital technologies.
  • Energy and efficiency.
  • Health and wellbeing.
  • And more...

We are looking for ideas, so they don't have to be long answers, but answers should be made up of two parts:

Identify a significant future challenge.

Offer a design solution for how that challenge could be tackled in today's buildings.

The winner will receive £500 worth of BSRIA membership, training or publications, and along with 4 runners-up, will be featured in BSRIA's Delta T magazine and on Designing Buildings Wiki.

Designing Buildings Wiki co-founder, architect Dr Gregor Harvie said:

“We already know many of challenges that will confront us in the next few decades, and the buildings we are designing now will have to face those challenges. So it is crucial we consider what design features we should be including in buildings now to ensure they have long-term resilience. This competition is an opportunity to put forward innovative, inspiring and even controversial ideas to help start the debate.”

The closing date is 2nd November 2017. Winners will be announced w/c 20th November.

Jury

Entries will be judged by representatives of BSRIA and Designing Buildings Wiki, based on their originality, and practicality.

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Alone or as a team
Alone or as a team
Students, Professionals
No age limit
Registration fees
Registration fees
All countries
All countries
English

open to students and professionals from all disciplines

Rewards

The winner will

$669
worth of BSRIA membership, training or publications, and along with 4 runners-up, will be featured in BSRIA's Delta T magazine and on Designing Buildings Wiki.

Timeline

02 November 2017
02 November 2017

Submission ends

20 November 2017
20 November 2017

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