2018/19 Fentress Global Challenge: Re-Envisioning the Airport Terminal Building for the Year 2075

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提交日期：2019年5月31日
注册日期：2019年5月31日
语言：英语
位置：概念性
奖励：请参阅下面的细节
类型：开放型

为了应对愈发增长的旅行需求，世界各地都在进行机场的新建与扩建。长久以来此类交通建筑常常受到各界人士的批评，因为建筑师往往过多地考虑了技术与功能需求，却忽略了使用者的感受，以及与当地文化背景的关系。

随着时代的进步，机场也愈发普遍，其重要性不亚于其他诸如博物馆、图书馆、法院等公共建筑。机场是最复杂且客流量最大的交通枢纽，它们逐渐成为工作、商业、娱乐和文化的重要场所。机场的快速发展需要将全球的技术、设计和社会趋势融入其中。


关于竞赛

位于科罗拉多州丹佛市的Fentress Architects公司宣布举办2018-2019年 Fentress全球竞赛，这是一场面向年轻建筑师和学生的国际设计大赛。该公司在机场设计与技术方面具有一定的专业度，因此，本次竞赛的主题则是对未来机场的构想。

参赛者需要构思2075年的候机楼，设计时可以以当前机场建筑为基础，同时结合考虑当地状况、技术发展、项目可行性和乘客体验。

本次竞赛的目的是为了促进公共建筑的创新和发展，主办人员Curt Fentress说：“Fentress全球竞赛是我们公司与来自全球各地专业人员的一次专业性交流，我们希望看到新兴建筑师们的巨大创造力。”


参赛资格

Fentress Global Challenge（FGC）竞赛面向建筑或工程专业的毕业生和本科生，以及毕业不得超过4年的建筑或工程专业人员。

学生必须提供有效在校证明，即学生证扫描件和当前课程时间表。毕业生必须提供毕业证扫描件。


评价标准

使用清晰、简洁的语言表达想法、设计理念和解决思路。可以通过照片、图表、渲染、动画、拼贴画或其他可视化形式来表达概念，并遵守先前所述的要求。请标注图纸信息。


创意方法

方案需要有积极的创新理念。设计概念和解决方案可以通过图像等方式来表达。


呼应场地

设计方案需尊重场地环境和文化。整体设计策略需符合全球和当地的人口状况。（再次强调注意环境特征）。


可持续发展

需结合考虑机场的环境影响和能源使用状况，同时结合社会可持续性和人们生活方式。


功能

建筑功能清晰、合理。设计方案包含结构、技术和建构基本原理。


奖励

第一名：10000美金+参与活动
奖励10000美元现金，并有机会与Curt Fentress共同参加建筑活动。Fentress Architects将支付机票、住宿和入场费，最多不超过5000美元。获奖者自行负责相关签证和文书。如果获奖者为团队，那么团队成员将平分现金奖励和建筑活动的相应费用。
第二名：3000美金
第三名：2000美金
2名荣誉提名奖：1000美金


竞赛时间安排

竞争公布日期：2018年5月31日
方案提交截止日期：2019年5月31日
候选名单公布日期：2019年7月1日
获奖者公布日期：2019年7月29日
建筑活动日期：2019年秋季


作品提交要求

在2019年5月31日（格林威治标准时间23:00）之前，参赛者必须通过fentressglobalchallenge.com进行注册，并上传竞赛相关资料。
竞赛的官方语言是英语，官方的计量单位是英寸。

设计文件格式为PDF，其中包括：

• 11英寸x 17英寸横向排版，最多8页；
• 每页都必须标注有页码和团队名称；
• 文件命名格式如下：2018 / 2019_team name_design concept title.pdf
• 提交文件包含有设计概念标题、400字项目描述，以及团队或个人的简要说明；
• 可加入图表、方案相关的平立剖视图、透视效果图；
• PDF文件大小最多100MB
• 请另用一个PDF来说明小组成员ID编码。
  

竞赛网站：https://fentressglobalchallenge.com/

Submission: May 31, 2019
Registration: May 31, 2019
Language: English
Location: Concept
Prizes: Please see details below
Type: Open

Global commerce and the unprecedented demand for travel and have resulted in the proliferation of airports around the world. In their short history, terminal buildings have been criticized for employing generic architectural forms that are unapologetically disconnected from their context and cultural identity. Technical complexity and functional design have often taken precedence over quality and comfort for users.
In less than a century, the airport has emerged as a new architectural typology that is as important as other large-scale public buildings such as museums, libraries, temples, and courthouses. Airports are among the most complex and highly frequented transportation hubs, but they are also increasingly important places for work, commerce, recreation, and culture. The rapid evolution of airports necessitates the incorporation of the latest developments in technology, design, and social trends around the globe.

About the Competition
Fentress Architects, based in Denver, Colorado, announces the 2018-2019 Fentress Global Challenge, an international design competition for young and student architects. As in years past, the theme, consistent with the firm’s expertise in airport design and aviation, is envisioning an airport of the future.
Participants are encouraged to re-envision the terminal building in the year 2075, using some of the world’s busiest international airports as a framework. Some of the aspects students will have to take into consideration are local context, technological trends, project feasibility and passenger experience.
Curt Fentress, who founded this program to promote the advancement of innovative design in public architecture, said, “The Fentress Global Challenge is an incredible way for our firm to engage with students from all over the globe. It’s been inspiring to see and evaluate the ideas of the next generation of designers.”

ELIGIBILITY
The Fentress Global Challenge (FGC) competition is open to graduate and undergraduate students who are currently pursuing architecture or engineering degrees in an accredited university program, as well as recent graduates (within the last four years) with a degree in architecture or engineering.
Students must provide proof of active enrollment status: a scanned copy of their student ID and current course schedule. Recent graduates must provide a scanned copy of their diploma.

EVALUATION CRITERIA
Use clear, concise language to convey ideas, key points, and design solutions. Photographs, diagrams, renderings, animations, collages or other visualizations are encouraged to help explain the concept, respecting the guidelines previously described. Please label drawings.

CREATIVE APPROACH
The design approach is innovative and inspiring. Both the concept and design solution are presented through unique and compelling graphics and other media.

RESPONSE TO SITE
The design honors the physical attributes of the site’s context and culture. The overall design strategy matches the global and local demographic requirements of the location. (Again, use context to create identity.

SUSTAINABILITY
The design considers the airport’s environmental impact and energy use. The overall design strategy considers and responds to notions of social sustainability, occupant lifestyle, and well-being.

FUNCTIONALITY
The planning and building organization is clear and appropriate. The design solution contains a defined and well-articulated structural, technical, and constructible rationale.

Prizes
1ST PLACE
US$10,000 Cash + Event
The top prize includes US$10,000 cash and the opportunity to accompany Curt Fentress to a prestigious architectural event where you will receive your award. Airfare, lodging, and entrance fee will be paid for by Fentress Architects, not to exceed US$5,000. Winners are responsible for obtaining necessary visas and paperwork. If entering as a group, the monetary prize and attendance at the architectural event will be distributed equally.
2ND PLACE
US$3,000
3RD PLACE
US$2,000
2 PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARDS
US$1,000

COMPETITION SCHEDULE
Competition Announcement: May 31, 2018
Design Submission Deadline: May 31, 2019
Shortlist Announcement: July 1, 2019
Winners Announcement: July 29, 2019
Architectural Event: Fall 2019

SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS
By the end of the day on May 31, 2019 (23:00 GMT), participants must register and upload competition materials to their profile page on fentressglobalchallenge.com.
The official language of the competition is English and the official unit of measurement is the inch.
The design concept shall be submitted in PDF format and include:

• Up to 8 pages in 11 inch x 17 inch format, landscape orientation
• Each of the 8 pages must have a page number and the team name
• File must be named as follows: 2018/2019_team name_design concept title.pdf
• The submission must have a design concept title, a 400-word description, and a brief description of the team or individual submitting
• Supporting diagrams, plans, sections and perspectives are encouraged
• The digital file may be no larger than 100mb
• In a separate PDF, please include student IDs of the group members
  

competition’s website: https://fentressglobalchallenge.com/