National Pulse Memorial & Museum International Design Competition – Call to Enter

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提交日期：2019年4月30日
注册日期：2019年4月30日
语言：英语
地点：佛罗里达州，奥兰多
奖励：请参阅以下详细信息
类型：开放型

2016年6月12日，佛罗里达州奥兰多的“Pulse”夜总会发生了影响很大的暴力行为，也是现代美国历史上一名枪手发动的致命恐怖袭击。当晚共有49人丧生，68人受伤，数百人因创伤而受到内心的影响。

此后奥兰多社区和世界其他地区的人们聚集一起，证明爱会战胜恐惧和仇恨。在这个环境背景下，教育性非营利组织onePULSE诞生了，目的是为了纪念这场悲剧，并希望爱永远传递、持续下去。

Pulse纪念博物馆国际设计竞赛面向全球建筑师，在Pulse 夜总会附近设计建造一座标志性纪念博物馆。方案需包括一条名为“幸存者之路”的步行道，它延续受害者和幸存者在悲剧发生之夜经过的三个街区，最终到达奥兰多地区医疗中心。

Pulse纪念博物馆将成为希望和治愈的避难所，建筑将教育、启发思考，并尝试改变受害者的心态。“幸存者之路”是开放的公共空间，讲述“Pulse”的故事，并对城市创造积极的影响。这三个不同的元素将整合在一起，Pulse纪念馆将向所有相关人员致敬，吸引来自世界各地的游客，并成为城市积极发展的催化剂。


竞赛形式

Pulse纪念博物馆国际设计竞赛面向国际，分为两个阶段。

第一阶段：主办方邀请来自世界各地的建筑师、城市设计师、景观设计师、展览设计师和艺术家组成多学科的团队。在评估程序提交后，onePULSE基金会将选出符合条件的参赛队伍进行第二阶段的方案设计。

第二阶段：入围队伍为项目制定概念设计。入围团队将获得50000美元的酬金，酬金将在第一阶段后发放。

2019年9月，在佛罗里达州奥兰多市奥兰治县地区历史中心，公开展示入围设计团队提交的作品，以及由公众进行投票。最终获奖作品将在onePULSE竞赛网站上展示。

2019年10月，评委会将选出一支获奖设计团队，其中评委会包括：
• Mayra Alvear，受害者联络员，Amanda Alvear之母，onePULSE特别工作组咨询委员会
• Mark Cosgrove，onePULSE董事会成员，Capital Strategies合伙人
• Earl Crittenden，onePULSE董事会成员，GrayRobinson，PA
• Yolande Daniels，studio SUMO负责人
• Jerry Demings，佛罗里达州奥兰治县市长
• Buddy Dyer，佛罗里达州奥兰多市市长
• Hilary Lewis， onePULSE董事会成员，The Glass House首席策展人兼创意总监
• Teresa Jacobs，奥兰治县公立学校董事会主席，前奥兰治县市长
• George A. Kalogridis， onePULSE董事会副主席，沃尔特迪斯尼世界总裁
• Ricardo J. Negron-Almodovar，拉丁美洲司法东南办公室服务法律协调员，幸存者
• Barbara Poma，脉动夜总会老板，onePULSE的创始人兼首席执行官
• Andrew Snyder，Trustees、onePULSE、S.V.P.、Orlando Health董事会成员
• Laurinda Spear，Arquitectonica联合创始人、GEO负责人
• Sarah Whiting，莱斯大学建筑学院院长，WW建筑学院院长
• Susanna Sirefman，竞赛总监兼评审顾问，Dovetail Design Strategies总裁
参赛者可在竞赛网站下载RFQ英语或西班牙语版本。


竞赛时间安排

第一阶段：资格要求
公布时间：2019年3月25日
申请提交截止时间：2019年4月30日，美国东部时间下午3点
公布入围设计团队时间：2019年5月下旬

第二阶段：设计比赛（仅限受邀入围名单）
设计任务书发布时间：2019年5月下旬
获胜队伍公布时间：2019年10月下旬

竞赛网站：https://onepulsefoundation.org/international-design-competition/

Submission: April 30, 2019
Registration: April 30, 2019
Language: English
Location: Orlando, Florida
Prizes: Please see details below
Type: Open

​On June 12, 2016 the largest and deadliest act of violence affecting LGBTQ+ people, and one of the deadliest terrorist attacks by a single gunman in modern American history occurred at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida. A total of 49 people’s lives were taken that night, 68 others were injured, and hundreds were left permanently affected from the trauma.
In the aftermath, the Orlando community and the world came together to prove that love will overcome fear and hatred. Under this banner, the onePULSE Foundation, an educational nonprofit, was created to memorialize this tragedy and ensure that Pulse’s legacy of love, acceptance and hope will never be lost.
The National Pulse Memorial & Museum International Design Competition challenges architects across the globe to create an iconic memorial and museum on the site of the Pulse nightclub and nearby properties. This project will also include a pedestrian pathway, called Survivors Walk, that will trace the three-block journey many victims and survivors took the night of the tragedy to get to the Orlando Regional Medical Center.
The National Pulse Memorial will be a sanctuary of hope and healing; the Pulse Museum will educate, enlighten, inspire reflection, and start conversations that will change mindsets. Survivors Walk will be an open public space that tells the Pulse story and have a positive urban impact. These three distinct elements will be integrated into one recognizable destination. The National Pulse Memorial & Museum will be a tribute to all those affected, will engage and educate visitors from around the world, and will serve as a catalyst for positive change.

COMPETITION FORMAT
The National Pulse Memorial & Museum International Design Competition is an open, international, two stage design competition run by the leading independent architect selection firm, Dovetail Design Strategists.

Stage I: Request for Qualifications invites architects from around the world to form and lead a visionary, multi-disciplinary team with urban designers, landscape architects, exhibition designers, and artists. Upon evaluation of the RFQ submissions, onePULSE Foundation will select up to six firms and their proposed teams to participate in Stage II.
Stage II: Design Competition invites the selected, shortlisted teams to develop a concept design for the project. An honorarium of $50,000 will be paid to each of the shortlisted teams who have met onePULSE’s Stage II requirements, payable upon selection of a winning team.
There will be a public exhibition of the shortlisted design team submissions in September 2019 at the Orange County Regional History Center in Orlando, Florida, and an opportunity for the public to share their comments. There will be a digital exhibition of the shortlisted teams’ proposals on the onePULSE competition website.

In October 2019, a winning design team will be selected by a Jury that includes:
Mayra Alvear, Victim’s Liaison, Mother of Amanda Alvear, Task Force Advisory Council, onePULSE
Mark Cosgrove, Board of Trustees onePULSE, Partner, Capital Strategies
Earl Crittenden, Chair, Board of Trustees onePULSE, GrayRobinson, P.A.
Yolande Daniels, Principal, studioSUMO
Mayor Jerry Demings, Orange County, Florida
Mayor Buddy Dyer, Orlando, Florida
Hilary Lewis, Board of Trustees onePULSE, Chief Curator & Creative Director, The Glass House
Teresa Jacobs, School Board Chair, Orange County Public Schools, former Orange County Mayor
George A. Kalogridis, Vice Chair, Board of Trustees onePULSE, President, Walt Disney World
Ricardo J. Negron-Almodovar, Survivor, Service Legal Coordinator, Latino Justice Southeast Office
Barbara Poma, Owner, Pulse Nightclub, Founder & CEO of onePULSE
Andrew Snyder,  Board of Trustees, onePULSE, S.V.P., Orlando Health
Laurinda Spear, Co-Founder, Arquitectonica, Principal, ArquitectonicaGEO
Sarah Whiting, Dean, Rice University School of Architecture, Principal WW Architecture
Susanna Sirefman, Competition Director and Jury Advisor, President, Dovetail Design Strategists
The competition website and downloadable RFQ are available in both English and Spanish.

COMPETITION SCHEDULE
Stage I: Request for Qualifications
March 25, 2019 RFQ Release
April 30, 2019 Qualifications Due 3 p.m. EST
Late May, 2019 Shortlist Announced
Stage II: Design Competition (for invited Shortlist only)
Late May, 2019 Design Brief Release
Late October, 2019 Winning Team Announced

competition’s website: https://onepulsefoundation.org/international-design-competition/