Architecture Competition Directory

Registration Deadline: Jul 22, 2025; Submission Deadline: Jul 22, 2025

2025 French Fashion Awards: Season 2

The French Fashion Awards: Season 2 celebrates design excellence in the global fashion industry, honouring designers worldwide who are actively seeing fashion as more than fabric and thread, but as a canvas for innovation, a statement of style, and a reflection of cultural evolution.

In search of fashion visionaries, the competition exhibits dedication in recognising fashion designers, icons, creative professionals, or emerging talents globally who are eager to showcase their latest collections and avant-garde pieces to a global audience, who dare to chart new territories in design, challenge the environment as trendsetters, and exhibit a fearless approach to fashion.

Your inspiration in design can turn into stunning, head-turning fashion statements. Join us today and elevate the art of fashion, presenting exceptional designs to the world.

Featured Categories:

Haute Couture, Ready-to-Wear, Accessories, Footwear, Fashion Marketing & Advertising, Sportswear, Fashion Icon (Best Fashion Designer, Model, Entrepreneur, Brand, and others), Rising Design Stars.

Eligibility:

The French Fashion Awards warmly welcomes worldwide fashion designers, textile innovators, stylists, accessory creators, creative marketing and advertising professionals, fashion houses, design teams, independent designers, manufacturers, or students with a flair for fashion.

Submissions are welcomed from all over the world. Entries must have been produced after 1 January 2021.

Submission Requirements:

Entries must be produced within the last TWO (2) calendar years up through the final deadline.

All entries must be submitted for judging exactly as published or implemented and may not be modified for the competition. The French Fashion Awards may request proof of initial production and/or publication date.

The awards reserve the right to re-categorize incorrectly classified entries.

Judges reserve the right to withhold an award in a category if submissions do not meet their expectations.

Entry Brief:

It is recommended that you keep your synopsis to approximately 350 words. We suggest you utilize this section of your entry to elaborate on the piece as well as the creativity and originality of your idea. The brief should strengthen your entry, as well as providing the jury a better understanding of your project. A written translation or adaptation must accompany non-English entries.

 Image Submission:

The submissions should be saved in a flattened JPEG or JPG format. (keep them under 4MB, 1,200px wide is preferable, 300dpi, RGB).

 2025 Entry Deadline & Fees:

Early Bird Deadline:  21 Mar – 15 Apr 2025 ($209)

Regular Deadline: 16 Apr – 21 May 2025 ($219)

Final Deadline: 22 May – 24 Jun 2025 ($239)

Final Extension Deadline: 25 Jun – 22 Jul 2025 ($249)

Results Announcement: 12 Sep 2025

There are FOUR (4) levels of achievement in the competition:

Special Recognition of the Year (Only ONE highest scoring entry from each category will be recognised as Haute Couture, Ready-to-Wear Design, Accessories Design, Footwear Design, Fashion Marketing & Advertising, Sportswear Design, or Fashion Icon of the Year.)

Platinum Winner (85-100 points)

Gold Winner (70-84 points)

Silver Winner (50-69 points)

Judging:

Judging is blind. All entrant information is removed from entries to prevent bias/conflict of interest.

The prestigious panel of judges, carefully selected for their expertise in the world of fashion and design, includes renowned designers, influential stylists, respected fashion educators, and industry leaders. Each judge is chosen for their extensive experience, impeccable credibility, and a broad global perspective on fashion and style.

To ensure fairness and objectivity, a blind judging process is implemented. This approach conceals all information about entrants, effectively preventing any bias or conflict of interest. All judges assess each entry on a scale from 1 to 100, evaluating them based on criteria that encompass the core elements of fashion design:

Creativity / Originality / Innovation

Design Aesthetics

Craftmanship / Material Use / Sustainability

Expressiveness / Wearability / Commercial Viability

Cultural Impact / Wow Factor

Judges also assess on a scale from 1 – 100, for the following criteria of Marketing & Advertising categories:

Creativity / Concept / Idea

Content / Quality of Message

Production & Execution

Innovation / Effectiveness

Overall Experience

The French Fashion Awards and International Awards Associate Inc’s decision are final in its sole discretion and binding in relation to all matters relating to Competitions and may not be subject to any discussions or correspondence.

Results Announcement:

All winners for 2025 will be announced on March 20 2025 via French Fashion Awards official page. All registered participants can then login to see the winning works.

Prizes:

One professionally designed certificate commemorating the winning entry, which includes entry title, entering company/winners’ name and category. Decal will be affixed indicating the level of win.

Top tier (Platinum and Gold) winners will be featured on French Fashion Awards site’s Gallery, where professionals can view your work.

A press release template sent to major industry outlets, celebrating your win.

Professionally designed logos for use on websites, in email signatures, etc.

In addition to the complimentary certificates, Platinum, Gold, and Silver winners may purchase beautiful Maia statuettes, and/or additional customized certificates.

Platinum and Gold winners will get featured by French Fashion Awards on social media or our media partner on Muse.World’s website.

Entries are now again open for the much anticipate-d 2025 French Fashion Awards: Season 2! Join us as we honour the remarkable achievements that have shaped today’s fashion landscape and look ahead to a future rich with new possibilities.

 

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Registration Deadline: Mar 31, 2025; Submission Deadline: Mar 31, 2025

This project aims to improve the convenience of the public by integrating national administrative services, reduce operational costs through the consolidation of office facilities, enhance welfare for civil servants with the construction of new buildings, and increase administrative efficiency. The eight special administrative agencies that are to be housed in the new facility were selected based on the condition of their current buildings, safety, inadequate office space, and reliance on external leasing.

Go to the competition’s official website

Competition Overview

• Site Area: Approximately 30,000㎡ out of a total area of 461,477.4㎡
• Total Floor Area: 40,939㎡
• Estimated Construction Cost: 107,364 million KRW (including VAT, excluding electrical work)
• Design Service Fee: 4,814 million KRW (including VAT, excluding electrical design fee)
• Service Period: 360 days from the start date (including public holidays, excluding permitting period)

Competition Schedule

• Announcement of Implementation: March 20, 2025 (Thursday) / Architecture Administration System (Seumteo), Public Procurement Service (G2B)
• Application Period: March 24, 2025 (Monday) 09:00 – March 31, 2025 (Monday) 17:00
• Inquiry Submission: April 7, 2025 (Monday) 10:00 – April 9, 2025 (Wednesday) 16:00
• Inquiry Responses: April 16, 2025 (Wednesday)
• Submission of Works: May 30, 2025 (Friday) 10:00–16:00, to be submitted in person (no mail, fax, etc.)

Judging

• 1st Round Evaluation: June 16, 2025 (Monday), written evaluation (selection of presentation works)
• 2nd Round Evaluation: June 23, 2025 (Monday), presentation evaluation (selection of winning and awarded works)
• Announcement of Winners: June 27, 2025 (Friday), within 7 days of the evaluation

Jury Members

• Kim Gwang-hyun | Chungcheongnam-do Chief Architect
• Lee Chung-gi | University of Seoul

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Buildner is excited to announce the results of the Pape Info Point Competition! This international competition invited architects and designers to propose a new visitor information point for Pape Nature Park, a protected area on Latvia’s Baltic coast. Participants were challenged to design a structure that enhances the park’s role in conservation and ecotourism while

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Registration Deadline: May 30, 2025; Submission Deadline: May 30, 2025

Now in its 12th year, the Awards celebrate the documentation, preservation and reuse of modern buildings, structures and landscapes built in the United States or on U.S. territory. The Awards recognize those building owners, design teams, advocacy and preservation organizations that have made significant efforts to retain, restore, and advocate for the aesthetic and cultural value of such places.

Nominations are now open for the 2025 Modernism in America Awards.

Early nomination deadline: Friday, April 25, 2025, at 11:59pm Eastern

Nominations close: Friday, May 30, 2025, at 11:59pm Eastern

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Registration Deadline: May 23, 2025; Submission Deadline: May 23, 2025

Supported by the Mayor of London, the NLA Awards celebrate the people, places and projects shaping a better London. Aligned with the New London Agenda, we’re seeking submissions that contribute to a city of Equity, Sustainability and Prosperity. 
  

Judged by an esteemed international panel of leading figures in architecture, planning and design, winners of the NLA Awards will be presented at a prestigious lunch hosted in the Great Hall of the Guildhall. 
  

New categories this year will recognise the people that embody the values of the New London Agenda. From ‘Team of the Year’, ‘Borough of the Year’, and ‘Partnership of the Year’, we’re celebrating the people who demonstrate a commitment to taking responsibility, providing clarity and building trust across London’s built environment.

Deadline: Friday 23 May, 12pm

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Registration Deadline: Jun 12, 2025; Submission Deadline: Jun 20, 2025

As the world is continuously transforming and expanding, the amount of data and information created every day is also increasing constantly. Human intellect today is expected to evolve at the same rate as our world to continue our journey into the future. Despite all the information, reading and self-learning remain the most powerful tools available to mankind to consume knowledge. Learning bolsters awareness, exposure and productivity, which in turn results into development.

Despite its importance, education is still inaccessible to many communities in remote locations around the world. Self-learning, especially through reading, is crucial for the society’s development. It is necessary to have places promoting education and self-learning to educate the local population within the closest proximity. It will make them accessible to gainful employment opportunities in their home towns and will thereby avoid the need for migration elsewhere.

“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” -Nelson Mandela (Political Leader, Philanthropist and former President of South Africa)

 

OPPORTUNITY:

Books are considered to be the torchbearers for knowledge, helping mankind develop its intellect and create a world that is constantly developing. With an aim to make education more accessible, we have transformed books to digital, audio and visual formats.

Despite all these efforts, books in any format are still inaccessible to various communities across our planet. It is now utterly important to focus on this lack of accessibility and prioritize towards creating a source of knowledge to isolated communities.

Libraries as an educational incubator is a space that not only sheds light on conventional means of knowledge but also encourages its users to interact, share ideas and grow together. Rather than accepting urban migration as a given, a library can be designed with an aim to restore dignity and induce development.

Can we rethink a library of the 21st-century public space where knowledge is not limited to books? Can we ignite the new age movement of learning?

 

“A room without books is like a body without a soul.” – Marcus Tullius Cicero (Roman statesman and philosopher)

CHALLENGE:

Participants are to design a Tiny Library optimized for 50 users with engaging multifunctional spaces for all ages and spatial experience. The Tiny Library would be equipped with traditional reading material along with modern formats like e-books, audiobooks, audio-visual books etc.

The space would be designed as a centralized think tank for the local communities with a focus on activities and functions of public interactions and community development.

Participants should consider affordability and optimum use of space while designing. The designed space should be augmented to hold a maximum number of books in a limited space. The structure should not exceed 300 sq.mt. of built-up area.

The proposed design should also be easy to maintain. The proposal should be iconic, inviting, and creating a statement of its own on the chosen site. The proposed design should have contact between humans and nature.

The proposed designs can be visualized as mobile or stationary. One could also develop the given space as a flexible module that can be replicated so as to adapt to different site conditions, making it versatile in nature. Participants will be required to provide a justification for their design choices.

The designed spaces should be innovative, encourage self-learning as well as strengthen the communal spirit. Energy saving and sustainability should be given a thought. We encourage the participants to develop their programs. The space designed should not be limited to the standard activities viz. reading and self-learning space, sanitation space, administration, reception or information desk. The design should provoke innovative activities that stimulate and accelerate learning.

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SITE SELECTION:

Rural populations across the globe face a mass exodus of its young population owing to the lack of education, health care, employment opportunities among many others.

Participants are to choose a site in a rural or remote context for the proposal, wherever they feel accessibility to knowledge may change the existing circumstance. The design should be well integrated into the context.

The site selected should be in a dire need of connecting to education and learning. The site should justify the participant’s design.

 

AWARDS:

Prizes of total USD 4500, broken down as follows:

1st Prize: USD 2000 + Certificate + Publication
2nd Prize: USD 1200 + Certificate + Publication
3rd Prize: USD 800 + Certificate + Publication
Student Award: USD 500 + Certificate + Publication

10 Honourable mentions: Certificates

Winners and Honourable Mentions will be published on Volume Zero website and several international architecture and design magazines.

To show our appreciation, all the participants would receive a participation certificate.

SCHEDULE:

Early Bird Registrations: 1st March 2025 to 15th May 2025

Standard Registrations: 16th May 2025 to 12th June 2025

Last day for queries 10th June 2025

Closing date for Submissions: 20th June 2025

Announcement of winners: 28th August 2025

ELIGIBILITY:

TINY LIBRARY 2025 – Architecture Competition is open to all. We invite architects, students, engineers, product designers, thinkers, companies, organizations, and everyone interested in the mission of the competition to submit their ideas. No professional qualifications are necessary.

Click the link to register – https://bit.ly/4knyI4e

REGISTRATION FEES

Early Bird Registrations:
Participants from India – 2700+18% GST = INR 3186 (per team)
Participants from Other Countries – 80 + 18% GST = USD 94.4 (per team)

Standard Registrations:
Participants from India – 3200 + 18% GST = INR 3776 (per team)
Participants from Other Countries – 95+ 18% GST = USD 112.1 (per team)

 

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Registration Deadline: Aug 27, 2025; Submission Deadline: Aug 27, 2025

Each year a unique project is created to challenge our student design-build competitors in the DBIA National Design-Build Student Competition. This year’s project will be no different.

This three-phase competition gives teams from colleges and universities the chance to respond to a Request for Qualifications (the first phase) and a Request for Proposals (the second phase). In phase three, the top three teams after the RFP phase will present their proposals to a panel of industry leaders at the 2025 Design-Build Conference & Expo in Las Vegas, NV, this November. The competition is impressive and provides an incredible opportunity for young design-builders.

This year’s competition expands on last year’s challenge, which focused on the initial phase one procurement of a major airport expansion, including a new main terminal and airside expansion with an automated people mover (APM). That project was delivered using a fixed-fee, variable scope design-build approach. The 2025 competition takes the next step, challenging student teams to complete the terminal by adding additional gates and concessions on each side of the new main terminal building using Progressive Design-Build (PDB).

The National Design-Build Student Competition provides young design-builders the opportunity to create a project as a team, present it to some of the industry’s leading pros and earn national recognition for their good work. DBIA’s student competition provides an unparalleled opportunity for students to meet and impress design-build industry leaders one-on-one.

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Ludwik Kaizerbrecht on the design approach, process and development of the YOFC headquarters in Wuhan. It took 5 years from concept to realization of YOFC headquarter (38 000 sqm above ground) – time considered as very short for building of that kind of size and quality in many places of the world.  For me it

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Registration Deadline: Jun 27, 2025; Submission Deadline: Jun 27, 2025

Launched in 1999, the AR Emerging awards grant early recognition to young designers and celebrate the architectural stars of tomorrow. Established in response to the heavy-hitting Gold Medals Pritzkers and other lifetime achievement awards, the AR Emerging awards recognise a promising portfolio of work and propel young talent onto the international stage early in their careers.

Previous winners include Carla Juaçaba, Shigeru Ban, Rick Joy, Anna Heringer, Sou Fujimoto, Thomas Heatherwick, Neri & Hu, Li Xiaodong and Frida Escobedo.

The benefits of entering the AR Emerging awards include: 

• There is a prize fund of £5000
• All finalists will be published in a special edition of The Architectural Review
• All finalists will present in person to our world-renowned judging panel in November
• All entrants will be invited to a celebratory event in November where the finalists will present live and the winners will be announced
• After the celebratory event, all finalists will be invited to join the AR editorial team, judges and sponsors at an exclusive dinner
• AR will make a contribution to finalists’ travel costs based on locations
• All entries will be displayed in a permanent gallery on the AR Emerging awards website

Eligibility

Open to up-and-coming practices involved in architecture, urban and landscape design whose qualifications are recognised by their local accreditation organisations. For a practice to be eligible, all practice founders must be born after 1 January 1980 and be aged 45 or under.

Individuals who are working independently or across several practices they have (co-)founded are also eligible if they are aged 45 or under – an example of such profile is Gabriela Carrillo, shortlisted in 2020

Super early bird deadline: 28 March 2025 (£149 per entry + VAT)

Entry deadline: 27 June 2025 (£299 per entry + VAT)

Click here to start your entry.

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Registration Deadline: May 2, 2025; Submission Deadline: May 2, 2025

The Architects’ Journal is delighted to announce the return of the AJ Architecture Awards for the eighth consecutive year!

The awards will highlight the very best projects across 16+ categories from housing, health, and wellbeing to workplace and cultural projects. View the full list of categories here.

The awards are open to all practices, regardless of size or scale. The winners will be revealed at a celebratory event that will take place on 27 November 2025 at Royal Lancaster London.

Why enter? 

• Recognises design excellence from practices of all sizes 
• Shortlisted and winning practices will be announced on AJ’s social media channels, reaching an audience of 620,000 followers 
• Shortlisted and winning practices will be featured on AJ’s website and in an annual awards supplement 
• Shortlisted and winning practices will be featured in emails sent to the AJ database of over 54,000 subscribers

Submit your project by 28 March 2025 to save £90 on your entry!

Entry deadline: 2 May 2025

Click here to start your entry.

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