Warming Huts: An Art & Architecture Competition On Ice V.2019

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提交日期：2018年10月2日
注册日期：2018年10月2日
语言：英语，法语
地点：加拿大，曼尼托巴省，温尼伯市
奖励：请参阅下面的详细信息
类型：开放型

本次竞赛为温暖小屋竞赛：冰雪艺术+建筑竞赛，主办方将从提交的方案中选取3名获胜团队。获奖作品将沿加拿大曼尼托巴省温尼伯市阿西尼博因河和红河河道而放置。评审团将根据参赛作品的材料使用、居住功能、装配和形式创意、与景观的融洽度，以及施工便利度，来评判提交作品。

作品提交截止日期：2018年10月2日星期二，中部标准时间下午2:00。


更多信息：

活动策划制作：Peter Hargraves、MAA、OAA、RAIC
电话号码：204.415.3906
邮箱：peter@sputnikarchitecture.com
网址：www.warminghuts.com

温暖小屋：冰雪艺术+建筑竞赛

现场：

小屋或艺术装置将沿加拿大曼尼托巴省温尼伯市福克斯红河河道而放置（www.theforks.com）。福克斯位于温尼伯市中心，在红河和阿西尼博因河的交汇处。6000多年来，这两条河流的交汇点是城市中心场所。近年来，福克斯逐步发展成为游客和当地人的热门聚集地，每年有超过四百万的人流量。

在冬季，当河流结冰之后，人们会通过步行、骑行、滑冰和滑雪等交通方式穿过河流，而冰壶、曲棍球等冰上运动也可以在河面上进行。红河溜冰道（Red River Mutual Trail）有许多入口，是温尼伯社区之间的联系纽带。相关部分对红河溜冰道定期进行整理和监控，解决安全隐患，晚上还会有额外的安全措施，防止人们逗留或损坏小屋。

温尼伯1月和2月的天气非常寒冷，气温低于-30摄氏度。因此，主办方鼓励参赛团队在设计中考虑太阳日照、寒风以及河流等要素，在每年1月底，阿西尼博因河和红河上的冰层深度可达1米。


竞赛评审委员会：

评审团会对每个提交项目进行审查，并通过淘汰最终筛选十个项目。从十名入围名单中，前五名将按顺序排列，排名最高的三名参赛队伍，其作品将进行技术评审。根据技术评审的结果来评判最终获奖者。注意：在项目排名之前，作品团队信息不对外公布。

评审团成员：Kevin Loewen、Graham Hogan、Richard Kroeker、Clare MacKay、Sasa Radulovic、Bob Somers、Johanna Hurme、Michael Scatliff、Jim August

获奖者需要绘制施工图纸，并提交给技术委员会。技术委员会也将接入项目的设计开发阶段，确保建设预算的可行性。


项目交付：

福克斯更新改造公司（The Forks Renewal Corporation）将提供施工团队，项目经理由福克斯公司聘请，负责建造获奖项目。设计团队需要在11月初提交最终施工图纸，以便施工团队尽早开始施工制造。获奖团队将前往温尼伯共同完成项目的制作和安装。

在活动期间，设计和施工团队将围绕小屋的计划开展不同的活动。

这些活动包括曼尼托巴大学建筑学院的师生演讲、与当地建筑师的曲棍球比赛、温尼伯湖的实地考察，以及获胜队伍的颁奖庆典，这些活动为参观者提供与设计团队互动的机会。设计团队的成员将与媒体见面并分享设计作品。


参赛资格：

竞赛面向所有建筑师、建筑学学生、景观设计师、室内设计师、艺术家和工业设计师，同时鼓励多学科团队的参与。


提交要求：

竞赛网站：www.warminghuts.com

根据www.warminghuts.com/login上的提示进行注册，warmhuts.com服务器将生成一个唯一的注册号码，并且将向参赛队伍的联系人通过电子邮件发送注册号码。

注册号码必须标注在作品的每个页面上。参赛作品必须以电子邮件的形式发送，每份PDF文件不超过5MB。 竞赛官方语言为英语。


参赛作品应包括以下两份文件：

1.设计作品
•  第一页（11“x 17”或A3）：项目摘要（包括注册号）
- 150字的文字描述，展示空间效果
- 项目的空间布局
•  第二页（11“x 17”或A3）：图像和图纸（包括注册号）
- 小屋的四个主要透视或立面，标明材料的尺寸和具体做法
（参赛者可自由选择比例）
- 建筑透视图

2.团队信息表（最多四页，8.5“x11”或A4）
•  项目名称+团队注册号（此号码也必须标注在每份设计方案中）
•  设计团队成员的名称、简介
•  联系人姓名、地址
•  对团队的100字描述，突出多学科团队
•  艺术家信息：最近出版物、展览或项目名称、位置和日期
•  建筑师信息：建筑师或实习生成员注册的专业协会名称
•  团队成员的项目图片（4张），附上每个项目的简要说明
•  在最终选出获奖者之前，评审团将无法看到参赛者信息。信息仅用于验证获奖团队的参赛资格

详情请访问www.warminghuts.com/submissions

以电子邮件的方式提交作品，提交截止日期：2018年10月2日星期二，中部标准时间下午2:00。

提交作品将会在线展出，主办方有权使用参赛者的作品，进行“温暖小屋：冰雪艺术与建筑竞赛”的宣传、展示活动。


评审团评选标准：

•  在预制滑板上设计建造装置的创造性
•  设计的原创性、连贯性和明确性
•  项目的耐久性
•  成本和制造复杂程度
温暖小屋竞赛获胜者将于2018年11月宣布。


项目监督和设计：

建筑师或设计师将与福克斯更新改造公司（The Forks Renewal Corporation）指定的项目经理合作、监督项目的设计和施工。参赛者将默认同意福克斯（The Forks）公司的各项规定。


酬金和预算：

每个项目的设计和建设预算为16500美元（CAN）。此预算按以下方式划分：
•  设计师酬金最高为3500美元
•  购买材料或聘用相关专业顾问，最高为7500美元（含税）。此项由福克斯公司和设计师联合管理
•  项目建设的人工成本最高为4000美元
•  福克斯公司进行的施工管理最高为1500美元
住宿费用最高1000美金，机票费用最高2500美金。所有旅行费用仅适用于外国团队。


时间安排：

提交截止日期：2018年10月2日下午2:00 CST
竞赛评委会评审日期：2018年10月5日
技术讨论日期：2018年10月8日至26日
获奖者公告日期：2018年11月
施工图提交截止日期：2018年11月14日
项目建设日期：2018年11月至2019年1月23日
建筑团队前往温尼伯：2019年1月23日至27日
福克斯公司对此保留最终解释权。


资源清单：

请访问www.warminghuts.com/resources获取更多信息，可以下载相关文件更好地了解河流上的滑冰道。

竞赛网站：https://www.warminghuts.com/

Submission: October 02, 2018
Registration: October 02, 2018
Language: English, French
Location: Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Prizes: Please see details below
Type: Open

Three teams will be selected as winners of the WARMING HUTS COMPETITION: Arts + Architecture Competition on Ice from submissions of designs for a warming hut or art installation. Winning entries will be placed along the Red River Mutual Trail located on the Assiniboine and Red rivers in Winnipeg, Manitoba. A jury will select the winning designs based on their creativity in use of materials, providing shelter, poetics of assembly and form, integration with the landscape, and ease of construction.

Deadline for Submission:
The deadline for submission to the Warming Huts Competition:
Tuesday, October 2, 2018, 2:00pm CST.
Further Information:
Peter Hargraves, MAA, OAA, RAIC Event Producer
p. 204.415.3906
e. peter@sputnikarchitecture.com
w. www.warminghuts.com

Warming Huts: An Art + Architecture Competition On Ice
Site:
The huts or installations are placed along the Red River Mutual Trail at The Forks in Winnipeg, Manitoba (www.theforks.com). The Forks is located in downtown Winnipeg, at the junction of the Red River and the Assiniboine River. The intersection of the two rivers historically has made the area a popular meeting place for over 6,000 years. In recent times, the site has developed into a popular destination for tourists and locals alike, with over four million visitors annually.
In winter, the rivers are also used as an alternate route to access downtown by foot, bike, skates and skis. There are opportunities for curling, hockey and much more. With many access points, the Red River Mutual Trail, is a link between communities in Winnipeg. The Red River Mutual Trail is regularly groomed and monitored for any safety concerns. There will also be extra security at night in an attempt to prevent people from loitering or damaging the huts.
Weather in Winnipeg during the months of January and February can be extremely cold with temperatures reaching below -30 Celsius. Teams are encouraged to engage the effects of solar radiation, wind chill, and the constantly shifting landscape of the snow covered river. The depth of the ice on the Assiniboine and Red River at the end of January can be as deep as 1 meter thick.

Competition Jury:
The jury reviews every project and through a process of elimination selects ten projects for scrutiny. From the list of ten finalists, the top five will be ranked in order and the three highest ranking projects will then undergo a technical review. Based on the outcome of the technical review, the winners will be declared. NB: Team information is not provided to the jury until after the projects are ranked. This is referred to as a “blind” jury.
Jury Members: Kevin Loewen, Graham Hogan, Richard Kroeker, Clare MacKay, Sasa Radulovic, Bob Somers, Johanna Hurme, Michael Scatliff, Jim August
Winning entrants will be notified and requested to develop construction drawings for submission to a technical committee. Design development will involve input from the technical committee to ensure that construction is feasible and within budget.

Project Delivery:
The Forks Renewal Corporation will provide construction teams, directed by a Project Manager hired by The Forks to construct and fabricate the winning projects. Teams are asked to submit final construction drawings at the beginning of November in order that the construction teams may begin the fabrication process as early as possible. Winning teams will be invited to Winnipeg help complete their projects and install their project on the Red River Mutual Trail.
Several days of activities will be planned around the celebration of the new huts with the design and construction teams.
These events include speaking engagements, to both members of the public and students at the University of Manitoba School of Architecture, a game of shinny hockey at the Forks against local architects, a field trip to Lake Winnipeg, and a party hosted by the Forks celebrating the winning teams. These events are intended to provide the opportunity for visitors of The Forks to engage directly with the design teams. Members of the design team will be expected to meet with media and explain their designs.

Eligibility for the 2019 Competition:
This call for entries is open to all architects, students of architecture, landscape architects, interior designers, artists and industrial designers who have a proven portfolio of design work. It is the intention of this competition to foster and encourage the formation of multi-disciplinary teams.

Submission Requirements:
Teams are asked to login in to the competition site at: www.warminghuts.com
Teams are required to register by following the prompts at www.warminghuts.com/login. A unique registration number will be generated by the warminghuts.com server and a confirmation email with the registration number will be send to contact person of the team.
The unique registration number must be clearly located on each page that is submitted to the competition. The entries must be sent electronically as PDF files not exceeding 5MB each. Entries must be submitted in English.

Entries shall include TWO (2) documents as follows:
1. Design Submission Sheets
• Page One (11” x 17” or A3): Project Summary (include registration number)
– A 150-word text describing the concept and presenting the experience offered to the visitors
– Layout of selected images & drawings describing the project
• Page Two (11” x 17” or A3): Images & drawings (include registration number)
– Four main views or elevations of the hut indicating size and specific indication of materials
(entrant is free to choose the scale)
– A perspective showing the hut in its entirety
2. Team Information Sheets Four (4) page maximum, (8.5”x11” or A4)
• Name of the project followed by your unique registration number (this number must also appear on each Design Proposal Sheet)
• Design team member names with brief CV
• Name of contact person, including contact coordinates
• A 100-word description of the team, highlighting the strength of this multidisciplinary association
• Artist Information: Name, location, and date of recent publications, exhibits, or performances
• Architect Information: Name of Professional Association to which the architect or intern member is registered
• Four images of selected projects for which team members have been responsible, followed with a brief description of each project
• This information will be withheld from the jury until the final selection of winners. It will only be used to verify that winning teams include artists and registered architects or interns
To submit your design proposal, go to www.warminghuts.com/submissions.
The deadline to receive proposals electronically is Tuesday, October 2, 2018, 2:00pm CST.
Proposals may be presented as part of an online exhibition. By taking part in this call for proposals, entrants authorize Warming Huts: Art & Architecture Competition on Ice, to make public, exhibit and disseminate their proposals.

Selection Criterion:
• Creativity of response to creating the shelter or installation on the prefabricated skids
• The originality, coherence and clarity of the design
• Durability of the project
• Cost and ease of fabrication
The selected warming huts competition winners will be announced to the public in November,
2018.

Project Oversight and Design:
The architect or designer will oversee the design and construction of the project in collaboration with the Project Manager assigned by The Forks Renewal Corporation. The entrants chosen to participate in the competition agree to work to the schedule established by The Forks.

Honoraria and Budget:
The budget for the creation and construction of each project is $16, 500 (CAN). This budget is divided in the following fashion:
• up to $3,500.00 for the designers’ honorarium
• up to $7,500.00 (including taxes) for the purchase of materials and/or the employment of consultants necessary for the realization of the project. This budget is managed jointly by The Forks and the designer
• up to $4,000.00 for labour costs for the construction of the project
• up to $1,500.00 for Construction Management conducted by The Forks
Up to $1,000.00 is available for accommodation expenses and up to $ 2, 500.00 is available for airfare. All travel expenses are only applicable to foreign teams.

Schedule:
October 2, 2018 2:00pm CST Deadline for submissions
October 5, 2018 Jury of Competition
October 8 – 26, 2018 Technical Review
Early November, 2018 Winner Announcement
November 14, 2018 Construction Documents Due
November 2018 – January 23, 2019 Construction Period
January 23-27, 2019 Building Blitz (Teams travel to Winnipeg)
The Forks reserves the right not to follow up on this call for entries.

Lists of Resources:
Please visit www.warminghuts.com/resources for further information that can be downloaded to assist teams in better understanding the skating trail on the rivers.

competition’s website: https://www.warminghuts.com/