London Works Competition

London Works is a student ideas competition asking you to engage with a real place, a real client, and a pressing topic: how to retain and future-proof London’s work spaces and put on sustainable footing the heterogeneous qualities that make this city what it is. It will launch at the end of June and run for six weeks, there is prize money, a great jury, and a couple of seminars with excellent speakers that will bring you up to speed on the topic in no time.

Site: Nathan Way

Timetable:

26.06.2017 – 3pm: Full brief released

26.06.2017 – 3pm: Site visit followed by Introductory Talks – Learn about the history of Thamesmead, Peabody’s plans for its future, about The Ridgeway and Nathan Way.

27.06.2017 – 3pm: Seminar 1 “The Lay of the Land” – Talks on industrial land from policy, academic research and business perspectives, followed by discussion.

28.06.2017 – 3pm: Seminar 2 “The Future Of The Land” – Presentations of innovative ideas for mixed use work space developments, followed by discussion.

07.08.2017: Digital submission by 5pm

09.08.2017: Physical models can be submitted to Peabody central London office by 5pm 

11.08.2017 – 3pm: Public Jury

To book free tickets for Introductory Talks and Seminars, and for more info please visit: http://www.londonworks2017.info/

Eye Line 2017 Competition: Deadline 12th June

Organised by RIBAJ in partnership with the architectural visualisation expert AVR, the Eye Line competition is celebrating its fifth year anniversary. This prize is all about architectural drawing, not the project – originating in any medium or combination of media, from anywhere in the world! The entries are welcome from both students and practitioners, so make sure you get your best work out and apply now!

Deadlines:

DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES – Monday 12th June

Judging and shortlisting – Thursday 29th June

Winners and commendations announced in special issue of the RIBAJ – August

Exhibition and Celebration party at the Anise Gallery – September

To find out more about the rules and information required, and to download the entry from, please go to: https://www.ribaj.com/culture/eye-line-2017-get-drawing

Featured image: Corina Tuna from The Cass school ‘Living on Forest Fringes, Nepal’ – Eye Line 2016 third winner, taken from RIBAJ website.