Resilient Homes Design Challenge

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提交日期：2018年11月30日
注册日期：2018年11月30日
语言：英语
定位：概念型
奖励：请参阅下面的详细信息
类型：开放型

世界银行、建筑学院、Airbnb和GFDRR现邀请建筑专业人士为落后地区的人们进行具有成本效益、可持续的小型住宅的设计，这些设计既可降低受灾风险，又可在自然灾害后快速重建。

获奖设计将公布，获奖者将邀请参加华盛顿特区的世界银行等其他全球赛事。获奖设计最终还可以为加勒比海、南亚和东亚等地的世界银行资助项目进行弹性住房设计或重建。

登录www.ResilientHomesChallenge.Com，立即免费注册，参与这一全球竞赛！


竞赛挑战

自然灾害愈发频繁。自1990年以来，每年约2.17亿人受自然灾害影响。自1995年以来，洪水、暴风雨、热浪和干旱等灾害导致全世界约有60.6万人死亡，41亿人受伤，更多的人们变得无家可归。而且贫困人群受到的影响会更大一些。

作为建筑师和工程师，我们可以设计出具有弹性和可持续的建筑，既可以降低损坏风险，又可以在灾难发生后快速重建。

因此，世界银行、建筑学院、Airbnb和GFDRR邀请世界各地的建筑师和工程师设计弹性化、模块化、低成本的住宅（每个单元不到10000美元）。


注册参赛

- 在www.ResilientHomesChallenge.Com注册，无需注册费
- 个人参与或组建团队
- 参与可选的教育教程，以增强对项目背景的了解
- 从专家和小组论坛获得有关设计的疑问解答
- 最迟在2018年11月30日之前提交最终提案
-评审团将于2018年12月14日选出并公布获奖者名单


竞赛评估标准

竞赛主要面向三种场景。设计团队可以根据自己的喜好选择单个场景，也可以为三种场景进行设计。

- 场景1：岛屿上的地震和热带风暴
- 场景2：山区和内陆地区的地震和山体滑坡
- 场景3：沿海地区的热带风暴和洪水

鼓励设计团队不仅仅使用“完全预制”住房设计策略，同时将当地建筑材料纳入其设计中；设计可以部分预制，以便于施工。


参赛资格

团队中至少有一名成员应具有建筑或工程学位。建议设计师具有一定的实践经验。参赛的其他成员还可以包括研究生或应届毕业建筑学学生。主办方建议参赛团队为多学科团队，团队成员可以与来自不同背景的公司和人士，即建筑、工程、设计、社会工作者等。

竞赛网站：http://www.resilienthomeschallenge.com/

Submission: November 30, 2018
Registration: November 30, 2018
Language: English
Location: Concept
Prizes: Please see details below
Type: Open

The World Bank, Build Academy, Airbnb and GFDRR  are looking for building professionals like you to generate designs for cost-effective, sustainable, small homes for people living in underdeveloped areas that both reduce the risk of damage and enable rapid reconstruction following a natural disaster.
Winning designs will be published and winners will be invited to exhibit at the World Bank in Washington D.C., USA and other select global venues. Winning designs could also eventually inform resilient housing or reconstruction work for World-Bank-funded projects in places like the Caribbean, South and East Asia, etc.
Register now for FREE on www.ResilientHomesChallenge.Com to participate in this prestigious, global crowd-solving challenge!

WHAT IS THE CHALLENGE?
Natural disasters are on the rise. Since 1990, natural disasters have affected 217 million people every single year. Hundreds of floods, storms, heat waves and droughts have left about 606,000 people dead and 4.1 billion injured or homeless around the world since 1995. And it is often the poorest that suffer the most from these shocks.
As architects and engineers, we can design resilient and sustainable homes that both reduce the risk of damage and enable rapid reconstruction following a disaster.
The World Bank, Build Academy, Airbnb and GFDRR are therefore calling upon architects and engineers around the world to submit designs for resilient, modular, affordable homes (under $10,000 per unit).

HOW CAN I PARTICIPATE?
– Sign up anytime on www.ResilientHomesChallenge.Com with no registration fee
– Participate on your own or form your team
– Participate in optional educational tutorials to enhance your knowledge of the context
– Receive optional regular feedback from Experts and on group forums on your designs
– Submit your final proposal by November 30th, 2018 at the very latest
– A highly reputable Jury will select and announce the winners on December 14th, 2018

COMPETITION EVALUATION CRITERIA
The challenge has been designed for three scenarios. Design teams can submit designs for a single scenario or all three scenarios depending on their preference.
– Scenario 1: Earthquakes & tropical storms on islands
– Scenario 2: Earthquakes & landslides in mountain & inland areas
– Scenario 3: Tropical storms & floods in coastal areas
Design teams are encouraged to look beyond “fully prefabricated” housing designs in order to allow incorporating local building materials into their designs; designs could be part prefabricated with a clear aim towards ease of construction.

ELIGIBILITY
At least one member of the team should have an architectural or/and engineering degree. For designers, previous architectural experience is highly recommended. Other members who participate can also include graduate students or last year students of architecture. The expectation is to have a multi-disciplinary team that can collaborate with companies and people from many different backgrounds: architecture, engineering, design, social workers, etc.

competition’s website: http://www.resilienthomeschallenge.com/