CBDX : CITIES FOR ALL International Design Ideas Competition

提交截止時間：

2020年12月31日，美國標準時間（ MTT ）（ 格林尼治標準時間6：GMT-6 ）

參與要求

CBDX：全民城市國際設計思想大賽要求參賽者：

在地球上選擇一個非虛構的地點-它可以是整個城市本身，一個街區，一個街區，一棟建築物，一條街道，一條小巷，一個公交車站；

選擇在主流/主要設計話語中代表性不足，低估和/或不足的非虛構人類客戶；和，

設計一個場所，結構，事物，系統，過程或關係，以在您的網站範圍內增加客戶的包容性，歸屬感和公平性，同時牢記大流行和氣候變化的雙重挑戰是您設計的機會展開。

向所有人開放：學生和專業人員；個人和團隊。

參與費用

早期2020年10月1日至31日

$30CAD（ 學生 ），$60 CAD（ 專業人士 ）。

普通票2020年11月1日至12月31日

$40CAD（ 學生 ）; $80 CAD（ 專業人士 ）。

獎項設置

總獎金6,000加元

3名獲獎者每人將獲得2,000加元，證書，第一屆CBDX期刊上的出版物，並在競賽精選作品的精選展覽中展出。

每位獲獎者都會獲得12個榮譽獎，並獲得證書，並在CBDX首期發行中發表，並在競賽精選作品的精選展覽中展出。

最多35名決賽入圍者將參加比賽入圍作品的精選展覽。

CBDX: CITIES FOR ALL International Design Ideas Competition

M A D E P O S S I B L E B Y S T A N T E C

DEADLINE: DEC 31ST, 2020

This international design ideas competition—the first in the CBDX series—asks, What does a city for all look like? How does it operate and function? How can it come into being? What place, structure, thing, system, process, or relationship must be forged to engender a more just and equitable ‘city for all’? And in particular—this is perhaps the most crucial question—the competition asks, How are these aims navigated by, through, and with the current uncertainty wrought by the ongoing global pandemic and the long-term existential threats of environmental degradation and climate change?

This is the year a wide-ranging set of inequities—that have always been there—have been brought to bear. The only difference is that now a significantly larger percentage of the public, and wider society, has become aware of how urgent addressing these issues are. As various movements have demonstrated, such as Black Lives Matter, the time to act is now.

Thus, this competition asks entrants to consider how matters of equity and activism, ecology and environment, and health and wellness might converge—and unfold—within our future cities.

OPEN TO ALL: STUDENTS AND PROFESSIONALS; INDIVIDUALS AND TEAMS.

Brief

The CBDX: CITIES FOR ALL International Design Ideas Competition asks entrants to:

• Choose a non-fictional site on Earth—this could be an entire city itself, a neighborhood, a block, a building, a street, an alley, a bus stop;
• Choose a non-fictional human client( s ) that has been underrepresented, undervalued and/or under-addressed in prevailing/dominant design discourse; and,
• Design a place, structure, thing, system, process, or relationship that increases the inclusion, belonging and equity of your client within the context of your site—while keeping in mind the twin challenges of the pandemic and climate change as opportunities for your design to unfold.

Schedule

• Competition Announced: September 23rd, 2020.
• Competition Launches + Registration Opens: October 1st, 2020.
• Submission Page Opens: November 30th, 2020.
• Submission Deadline: December 31st, 2020 @ 11:59pm MST ( Calgary time; GMT-6 ).
• Winners Announced/Exhibition Launches: February 10th, 2021.
• Publication Launches: Fall 2021.

Registration

Early ( October 1st – 31st, 2020 ): $30 CAD ( students ); $60 CAD ( professionals ).

Regular ( November 1st – December 31st, 2020 ): $40 CAD ( students ); $80 CAD ( professionals ).

Awards

$6,000 CAD total prize money

• 3 winners to each receive $2,000 CAD, a certificate, publication in the inaugural CBDX issue, and exhibited in a curated exhibition of the competition’s selected entries.
• 12 honorable mentions to each receive a certificate, publication in the inaugural CBDX issue, and exhibited in a curated exhibition of the competition’s selected entries.
• up to 35 finalists to be exhibited in a curated exhibition of the competition’s selected entries.

Submissions

The CBDX: CITIES FOR ALL International Design Ideas Competition asks entrants to:

• Choose a non-fictional site—this could be an entire city itself, a neighborhood, a block, a building, a street, an alley, a bus stop;
• Choose a non-fictional human client that has been underrepresented, undervalued and/or under-addressed in prevailing/dominant design discourse; and,
• Design a place, structure, thing, system, process, or relationship that increases the inclusion, belonging and equity of your client within the context of your site—while keeping in mind the twin challenges of the pandemic and climate change as opportunities for your design to unfold.

Submissions must conform to the page dimensions and instructions provided below:

IMAGE REQUIREMENTS

• Image 1 ( 8.125” x 10.25” @ 300 dpi ): Representative/featured image of design highlighting a specific feature; portrait orientation, full bleed, jpeg ( RGB ).
• Image 2 ( 10.25” x 16.25” @ 300 dpi ): Supporting imagery or development of design; landscape orientation, full bleed, jpeg ( RGB ).
• Image 3 ( 10.25” x 16.25” @ 300 dpi ): Primary/presentation image of design—the “hero” image; landscape orientation, full bleed, jpeg ( RGB ).

TEXT REQUIREMENTS

• Statement: text description under 400 words explaining the design and how it fulfills the design brief, including location of your design ( city, country ); word document ( .doc ) only.
• Team document – for each member of the team, please include the following ( in the same document ): first name + last name, nationality ( multiple ones can be listed ), affiliation ( university if a student, company if a professional ); word document ( .doc ) only.

OPTIONAL MEDIA

• Video: one ( 1 ) 90-second ( max ) high-res video ( .mp4 ) @ 1920 x 1080 pixels that further illustrates or supports your design; or,
• GIFs: 1-5 GIFS @ 1080×1080 pixels that further illustrates or supports your design.

FILE NAMING REQUIREMENTS

• Image 1: ENTRYID_Title of the Project_Image1.jpeg
• Image 2: ENTRYID_Title of the Project_Image2.jpeg
• Image 3: ENTRYID_Title of the Project_Image3.jpeg
• Statement: ENTRYID_Title of the Project_Statement.doc
• Team document: ENTRYID_Title of Project_Team.doc
• Video: ENTRYID_Title of the Project_Video.mp4 ( OPTIONAL )
• GIFs: ENTRYID_Title of the Project_gif1.gif ( OPTIONAL )

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