[ THE LATEST IMFORMATION OF COMPETITION ] COMMUNITY CENTER DESIGN --'2000 National Design Competition of Architecture Students Deadline: 10 July, 2000 Eligibility: Open to all students of china Entry fee: RMB 100 Jury: China Architectural Education Advisory committee Sponsor: Xun Da Company MEMBRANE DESIGN Registration: 17 July, 2000 Submission: 17 July,2000 Entry fee: None Awards: YEN 2500,000 in total Eligibility: Open to all architects. Jury: Kisyo Kurokawa, Jun Aoki, Shigeru Ban, ¡¡¡¡Kazuhiro Kojima and Tadasu ohe Competition to design a membrane structure for public urban spaces. The aim is to exploit the lightness and adaptability of membrane structures to create a plazza, walkway, bridge or other structure that enhances the public realm. This year, all submissions must be in digital form. SMALL PUBLIC SPACES Registration: 21 July 2000 Submission: 21 July 2000 Entry fee: None Total prizes: YEN 2600,000 Eligibility: Open to all architects and students. Jury: Tetsuo Naito, Masaru Okamoto, Itsuko Hasegawa, Riken Yamamoto, Kengo Kuma and Tomoyuki Inokuchi In all cities and human societies, small public and semi-public spaces exist in various forms. Although they can have many diverse functions, such spaces help society to function and also humanize our cities. This competition sets the challenge of designing small public spaces using glass as the principal material. FUTURE VISION HOUSING Registration: 31 July 2000 Submission: 31 July 2000 Entry fee: None Prizes: 20,000 Euros Eligibility: Architects under 35 years of age Jury: to be announced Ideas competition for radical housing of the future, reflecting changes in mobility, technology, demographics and culture. Each participant is expected to define and explore individual themes relevant to the brief. BRAUNPRIZE Registration: 31 January 2001 Submission: 31 January 2001 Entry fee: None Awards: DM35,000 total, internship Eligibility: open to all industrial design students Design for Europe Development of new product concepts representing real innovations in design and technology which help people in their everyday lives in the home, at work or school, during sports and leisure activities or in the context of health and healthcare. As in previous competitions, special emphasis is placed on teamwork. Because truly original product concepts are only possible through interdisciplinary cooperation, the BraunPrize sets out to stimulate creativity in a dynamic team environment. All product ideas are invited (there is no obligation to submit entries which are relevant to the Braun product range), however, software products and interface designs are excluded from the scope of the competition. Entries are submitted in two stages: In the first stage, the jury assesses the projects on the basis of design sketches, photographs of the design model, technical drawings and a project description. These documents should be submitted in German or English. Videos and CD-ROMs may also be submitted to complement the other entry documents. If your project is selected, you will be asked to submit the design model for assessment by the jury in the second round of judging.