千禧年代的公共空间设计竞赛 | Public Space in 20XX

Cities today exist in a constantly changing environment, with rising and falling populations, forces that encourage coming, going, and interactions, diversifying life and work styles, the continued evolution of transportation and mobility technology, and the conflation of digital and physical realities.

Perceptions of public and private, and of personal and social relationships are on the verge of major changes, along with ideas about membership and ownership, and the structure of society itself.

“Public space” can be conceived as a site for the overlap of varied domains, as a place of freedom and potential beyond the reach of distinctions such as private vs. public, where the borders between domains recede. It could well be called the location in the city of the future where changes in the structure of society will be most evident.

What kind of changes will affect our lives in the year 20XX? Among those changes, some will be limited to certain regions, and some will be global in scope, taking place regardless of city or countryside, domestic or foreign. Some may lead to the rediscovery of culture or other universal, unchanging values that were nurtured as cities developed.

While visualizing actual cities and places, envision activities that could emerge as a result of structural changes in society, leading to richer and more attractive cities. Imagine the relations between people, spaces and areas, and the systems and mechanisms that will make those activities possible. Design a “public space in 20XX”.

Takayuki Kishii
Professor, College of Science and Technology, Nihon University / President of“The Institute of Behavioral Sciences”

Ryue Nishizawa
Professor, Y-GSA,Yokohama National University; SANAA; Office of Ryue Nishizawa

Takeshi Kito
Founder & CEO, Crowd Realty, Inc.

Eriko Ozaki
CEO, Shinsenryoku, Inc.

Tadao Kamei
President and CEO, Nikken Sekkei Ltd

First Place　(one)¥1,000,000
Second Places　(three)¥500,000 each
Honorable Mentions　(six)¥100,000 each
All prize money amounts are tax inclusive

Domestic entries must be postmarked by

December 10, 2019.  

Overseas entries must arrive at the competition office no later than December 10, 2019. 
Note: Only entries sent by post will be accepted. No deliveries by hand or motorbike courier.

Applicants must first register using the registration form on the competition website. 

A registration number will be issued by e-mail after the registration form is properly completed. Each applicant should record and save this registration number, as it will be needed for submitting your proposal. 
http://www.japan-architect.co.jp/public/

-Once registration numbers are issued no inquiries about them will be accepted. 
-In the case of multiple entries, each proposal must be separately registered.
-Registrations can only be made on the competition's website.
-Please re-register if any changes should occur in your registered information. 
-Entrants who register a mobile phone mail address may have problems receiving the reply mail notification of registration number.

-Entry works will not be returned.
-Changes cannot be made to registered proposals. If changes are to be made, please re-register the proposal.
-Entries must not infringe on the rights of any third party, including copyright, patent, utility model rights, trademark, trade secret, portrait rights, publicity rights, defamation, and privacy rights.
-Copyrights to works submitted in this competition will belong to the entrant, but the organizers will bear the right to announce the winning works.
-The entrant shall bear all responsibility for copyright infringement or other problems arising after the awarding. In the case of such occurring, the award may be taken back at the organizer's discretion.

源网站：https://japan-architect.co.jp/public

"Urban Public Space Design Competition 2019" Shinkenchiku-sha Co., Ltd., 
Kasumigaseki Building 17F, 3-2-5, Kasumigaseki, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan, 100-6017

Tel. +81-3-6205-4382

E-Mail public@japan-architect.co.jp

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