Designer Competition
As an exploration to improving quality of urban public spaces, it is also an exploration in finding innovative and or artistic approaches. With the potential of introducing automated urban renewal/repair systems, the integration of smart health or sports facilities, intelligent urban furniture, interactive art installations, intelligent lighting and way-finding systems, competitors are encouraged to implement new technologies such as 3D-printing, 5G technology, and artificial intelligence, and propose new perspectives to enrich the daily life and stimulate the vitality of the city.
categories :
Design
Planning
New Science
New Technology
Social Perspective
Artificial Intelligence
Landscape
Art
Intelligent Design
here is no entry fee to participate!
Participation in the “ Q-City ” Award contest is free
Topic :
The theme selected for this competition is “Quality City Development Guided by New Technology” The competition places an emphasis on new science, technology and social perspective equally, and competitors are asked to start off with a future lifestyle, providing a new sample for the creative development of future city through smart design, in hopes of improving the quality of its citizen’s life and its harmony with nature.
Who may enter ?
The competition is open to international or national young designers and artists, teams of teachers and students in the fields of planning, architecture, landscape, art and intelligent design.
This is an open competition to the public, individual or team competitors are both accepted.
Timeline :
Registration Deadline : June 1st, 2020.
Submission Deadline : June 15th, 2020.
Award :
First Prize – (1 Team) Honor Certificate + Bonus 300,000 RMB (before tax, around 43,000 USD) Each
Second Prize – (4 Teams) Honor Certificate + Bonus 100,000 RMB (before tax, around 14,000 USD ) Each
Third Prize – (10 Teams) Honor Certificate + Bonus 30,000 RMB (before tax, around 4,300 USD) Each
Honorable Mentions (Several Teams): Honor Certificate + UED Magazine
(The prize-winning projects might be implemented on site and the local government has the final say)
