Competition Grid

Architecture Competitions between Experience and Experiment. Part 1: The Rules of The Game The Evolution of the UK Competition System. On Competition Rhetoric and Contemporary Trends. International Competitions after World War II (1948-1975) and the International Union of Architects (UIA). Discussions – Part 1; Competition Practices in the UK and the Role of the RIBA (Paul Crosby). RIBA-USA: A Different Take on Competitions. Part 2: Experimenting Within Architectural Competitions Architecture Competitions Made in Denmark. Experimentation within Swedish Competitions. Managerial Practices in Dutch Competitions and Impact on Architects. Discussion – Part 2; Professionals Winning over the Competitions’ System. Part 3: Experimenting with Architectural Competitions E-procurement Delivering Better Design Competitions. BIM, A Discussion in Norwegian Competitions. New Proposals for the Representation and Assessment of Competition Proposals. Discussion – Part 3; Experimentation in Context. Part 4: Re-Visiting Architectural Competitions' Structures and Forms Competitive Strain Syndrome. Designing the High Line: Defining the High Line through Design Competitions. Strategien Für Kreuzberg – Relocating the Urban Regeneration Debates into the Neighbourhood. Discussions – Part 4; Community before Competitions. Competitions and Educational Structures. Competitions and Genders – A Feminist Approach (HI-VIS Feminist Design Collective on Reproductive Labour and Competitions). Afterword