Join the next “modern conversation”: we examine the relationship between time, modernity, and architecture, searching for traces of time. We aim to reflect on the connection between the built environment and the regulation of time, whether through obvious examples like clock towers or less obvious ones such as religious and industrial buildings. What is the relationship between the regulation of time and modernity? How has the introduction of certain structures and typologies

Winter Stations is an international design competition held annually in Toronto, Canada. We're calling artists, designers, and architects from around the world to submit public art proposals for the 2026 exhibition 'Mirage', exploring the boundary of what is seen and what is real in the age of AI. Winning proposals are built for a 6-week public art exhibition along Toronto's urban beaches, bringing creativity, community, and colour to Lake Ontario's shoreline in the coldest m

Future Climate Future Home Design Competition - AUDRC (No entry fees) Commentary on climate change is often alarmist and can employ inflammatory language. Words like 'catastrophe', 'threat' and 'urgency' are widely used. The problem is that such commentary can lead to denial, paralysis, apathy, or even perverse reactive behaviour. At the same time, a major blockage to transformational change is a lack of design vision that can capture the public imagination for more sustainab

As a representative region of Chungcheongbuk-do Province, Chungju City plans to establish the Chungju Museum of Art in order to preserve and share the unique artistic value of Chungju City. Chungju Museum of Art is a space that contributes to the spread of culture and arts in the Chungcheongbuk-do region, going beyond the appreciation of cultural arts and exchanges with artists for the citizens of Chungju. Linked with Hoamji Ecological Park, it will serve as a specialized spa

The PAVE Global Educator of the Year Award honors and celebrates a full-time educator for their outstanding accomplishments and commitment to design education. The Educator of the Year Honoree consistently engages and inspires their students in new and exciting ways, seeks resources and opportunities beyond the classroom to enrich the current curriculum, demonstrates strong leadership within their department, makes significant contributions to the profession, and demonstrates

This year there are 100 years since Robert Rauschenberg was born. Should we celebrate the centennials of "avant-garde" artists ? Even more so, of a Neo-Dadaist artist ? Isn't such a celebration a little too bourgeois ? Maybe it is… but what if we pay homage to him in a Neo-Dada way, as unconventionally and as creatively as possible ? If we contemplate the work entitled The Happy Apocalypse, commissioned by a church in Italy (but rejected afterwards), what do we see ? We see a

ADAM | Mediterranean Archive of Architectural Drawings seeks to investigate the practice of the architect through drawing as the privileged medium for translating ideas into projects. On the occasion of this CALL, ADAM | Mediterranean Archive of Architectural Drawings invites designers and members of the international scientific community to submit an original drawing on the theme The Power of Shadow. An Inquiry into the Expressiveness of Mediterranean Architecture. The range

The City of Ostrava is inviting authors to submit conceptual designs for the unique "World of Transport" project The City of Ostrava is planning to build a unique visitor attraction called "World of Transport", which promises to be unlike anything else in the Czech Republic. Having completed the necessary preparations, the City has now announced a competition to find the most suitable design concept for the site, which covers an area of over 40 000 m². World of Transport will

A "CATHEDRAL OF SOCIALISM" or a pavilion on Bauhausplatz in Dessau, Germany,inspired by the Gropius manifesto published in 1919 Cathedral ? Socialism ? What do these words mean ? Even more, what do they mean, together ? We are told we live in “dark times”. But maybe times were always “dark”. In 1919 Walter Gropius wrote the Bauhaus Manifesto, which was published together with a woodcut by Lyonel Feininger that represented the “cathedral of socialism”. At that time Gropius had

Presenting the First Trophy of the 68th Year; NASA India CP Kukreja Design Trophy supported by Royal Institute of British Architects. This year, the theme draws attention towards, “Kinetic Architecture,” challenges participants to imagine a future where buildings are not static, but alive; adapting, moving, and transforming with people, climate, and time. The brief invites students to push the boundaries of design and technology, exploring architecture as a dynamic force that