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BACKGROUND
Understanding the term ‘House’
Through the passage of time, we have been seeking homes that respond
to our innate humanness and our instincts. From being a space where you
seek shelter, comfort, a state of constancy and permanence, housing designs have
evolved to a colossal extent over time. Especially the modern 'bungalows' have
seen a myriad classi cation, along with transformation, in terms of design, style,
form, materials, construction.
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Amongst this plethora of existing styles of house designs, we at Archdais, seek to understand your
approach of space-making for the modern bungalow. In that respect,
How does your design t into neighbourhood fabric? How does it respond to the geographic and
socio-cultural context? Does the design isolate its surroundings, and engage in the serenity of its
interiors, or does it anchor itself in the exterior physical environment of the location?
How does it express itself in terms of the material and construction vocabulary? How does the design
respond to the landscape on the site? Is it an integration of interiors into the exterior landscape, or does it
focus on the introverted comfort of the rooms? How does your design play with niches and openings?
How does it balance the mix of intimate areas and social spaces of the house? How does the design
relate to the physical environment in terms of anthropometry, scale, proportion; or even essential
movement through the space?
While addressing these elements, how does it accommodate the functions and the spaces of the classic
concept of the 'house'? How does the design address the play of a typical household?
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AIM
Mission statement
With an aim to address these questions, this competition seeks to understand your idea of the
house design, in the context of the location you select. It encourages participants to rethink the
basic functionality of the house, and explore their own notions of what a 'home' is.
In that respect,
Every architecture student or professional has, at least once in their course, designed the
classic 'house' or ‘Bungalow’; be it for professional or academic purposes.
Hence, we urge architects to unwind back, and think through their earlier projects, and ask if these
designs allow the above questions to be answered. The competition welcomes any project the
participant may have done in the past, ones actually constructed; or just conceptualized.
As such, the competition is open to participants creating new designs for the brief.
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EVALUATION CRITERIA
Mission statement
The competition aims to explore how the participants accommodate the simplicity of everyday life
in the classic house design in an innovative way.
Use of intelligent and appropriate design interventions with clarity and comprehensibility
of planning.
The evaluation criteria mainly entail participants to think through the basic functionality and
navigation of spaces of the structure, thoughtful conceptualization behind design and aesthetics
and expressive and evocative presentation.
We highly recommend our participants to check the FAQ section on the archdais website as this will
provide additional vital information from time to time.
All queries regarding registration process, fees, or payment should be sent on the same email
address with ‘ENQUIRY’ as the subject.
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SUBMISSION REQUIREMENT
Proposal to be presented on ONE LANDSCAPE ORIENTED A1 SHEET.
TEAMCODE (UIC) to be mentioned on the TOP RIGHT-HAND CORNER of the sheet.
Proposal MUST NOT include ANY INFORMATION (Name, Organisation, School etc.)
that may give away your identity.
All text must be in ENGLISH, with a MAXIMUM of 250 WORDS for project explanation.
Proposal may be presented using any technique of your choice
(sketches, diagrams, 3D visualizations, model photos, CAD drawings, etc.).
All dimensions should be imperial or metric unit.
*Participants Teamcode will be provided by archdais once you have completed registration process through
PAYUMONEY or PAYPAL. Teamcode is your only UIC (Unique Identi cation Code).
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SCHEDULE
START OF COMPETITION & EARLY REGISTRATIONS
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5 MAY 2019
EARLY REGISTRATIONS
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ENDS
5 JUNE 2019
STANDARD REGISTRATIONS
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STARTS
6 JUNE 2019
STANDARD REGISTRATIONS
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ENDS
30 JUNE 2019
LATE REGISTRATIONS
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STARTS
1 JULY 2019
LATE REGISTRATIONS
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ENDS
5 JULY 2019
DEADLINE FOR
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QUESTIONS
25 JUNE 2019
DEADLINE FOR
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SUBMISSION
10 JULY 2019
ANNOUNCEMENT
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OF WINNERS
15 AUGUST 2019
*NOTE: All deadlines are 11:59pm - 00:00 IST (India) www.archdais.com
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1 INR 50,000
CERTIFICATE + PUBLICATION
2 INR 30,000
CERTIFICATE + PUBLICATION
3 INR 20,000
CERTIFICATE + PUBLICATION
15 HONOURABLE MENTIONS
CERTIFICATE + PUBLICATION
PARTICIPATION
Eligibility criteria
We invite everyone, irrespective of their professions or qualifications, to join the competition and
present their ideas. Participants are free to submit multiple entries but each entry needs to be
registered separately.
Alongside individual entries, team entries are also allowed. A team can have a maximum of
three participants. Interdisciplinary teams are also welcome to join. There is no age limit, however,
entrants under 18 years of age must be lead or entered by someone
over the age of 18.
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REGISTRATIONS
Fees for the competition
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REGULATIONS
It will not be possible to amend or update any information relating to your registration including
the names of team members once validated.
- Participant teams will be disquali ed if any of the competition rules or submission requirements
are not considered. Participation assumes acceptance of the regulations.
- Team code is the only means of identi cation of a team as it is an anonymous competition.
- The official language of the competition is English.
- The registration fee is non-refundable.
- Contacting the Jury is prohibited.
- Archdais as the competition organizer, reserves the right to modify the competition schedule
if deemed necessary.
FAQ
Q. How does a team receive their Unique Identi cation Code?
All the Participants will only receive the UIC after completing the registration process. The UIC will be mailed on
your registered email address.
Q. What does the participant do when they don’t get a unique identi cation code after the
payment is made?
In case of such a problem we request you to send us your payment receipt to competition@archdais.com with
the “Teamcode” as subject matter within two working days of the transaction.
Q. What should the participants do in case the payments are not available in our country?
We request the participants to send us the queries on competition@archdais.com to get an alternate payment
method. We would send you all the possible payment methods..
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