Tuesday, December 1, 2009

Drava River Competition



In Maribor, Slovenia

From the site:

The Municipality of Maribor, together with the Union of Architects of Maribor and under supervision of UIA and ZAPS (Slovenian Chamber for Architecture and Spatial Planning), calls for :
The international, public, anonymous, single-stage architectural ideas competition for the arrangement of the river Drava area in the central part of the city. The aim of the competition is to acquire the most suitable proposal/outline scheme for the central stage of the European Capital Of Culture - Drava river 2012, Maribor and for urban regeneration of the city in the next twenty years.

The design solution is divided in three competition areas (GROUPS):

1. The embankment of river Drava between the Water tower and the Judgment tower on the left bank, and the natural Embankment of the river in the area between the Studenška brv (footbridge) and the railway bridge on the right bank of the river;
2. The most suitable design project solution of a footbridge across the river Drava;
3. The most suitable design project solution for the new building of the Maribor Art Gallery.


REGISTER: January 4, 2010 / 150 EUR
DUE: February 26, 2010
PRIZE: 30,000 - 40,000 EUR

12 comments:

  1. 150 Euro?! can we just organize competitions instead of making them?!

    I know a guy who worked for 2-3 years in Slovenia. Will see what he knows about it.

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  2. Maybe stupid, but should we do all three sites? I was just reading over the rules and the 150Euro fee allows you to do all three if you want.

    1. Urban Plan with Bureau East
    2. Bridge with Scott Snelling
    3. Gallery with just Family

    All in a little over a month, mid Jan to mid Feb. Terrible idea. Lets do it!

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  3. Oana, you wanna come to New York on a tourist visa for a month?

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  4. are u member of the AIA? they say
    "You have the right to participate if your country’s National Architects Association is a member of the UIA. "

    also, u can't check what needs to be submitted until u actually register. good thing though we save some money if i do print/ send things from here. although i would also need them a few days in advance.
    let's register and we'll see along the way how many we can pull off.

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  5. the koreans didn't answer, did they?

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  6. Im not a member of the UIA, though even if I was I assume its where the registered architect is right? Which would be you. Is Romania a UIA country? I dont even know what UIA is.

    And no, no word from the Koreans.

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  7. UIA is the International Union of Architects, the AIA and all other national org are part of it.

    Btw, I am not a registered architect.

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  8. nope. i am not allowed to sign off projects bigger than... not sure what size.

    i need a total of 2 years of internship and than a symbolic exam. so probably sometime next year i'll take care of that.

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