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Registration Deadline: May 30, 2025; Submission Deadline: Jul 10, 2025

Announcing an innovation competition for resilient rebuilding and climate action to welcome the world in 2028.

Up to $100,000 in prizes

Join us July 10th to pitch live in front of a judging panel along with an audience of investors and corporate partners.

About the LA Resilient Rebuilding Cup

The Cup will galvanize entrepreneurs and innovators to create solutions to the difficult challenges faced by communities, businesses, and governments, helping LA to rebuild resiliently, reduce vulnerability to future wildfires, and serve as a model to the world.

The final stage of the Cup will take place in Los Angeles on July 10, 2025 in front of a jury as well as an audience of investors and corporate partners. Up to $100,000 will be made. Finalists will have the chance to win cash prizes and access funding for piloting to demonstrate their innovations through piloting technologies and business models in fire-affected communities in the Los Angeles region. Additionally, select Cup participants will be invited to participate in LACI’s Incubation Program, which provides startups with comprehensive support services to bring their products to market.

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

UDL Thesis Publication 2025

The 2025 Urban Design Lab (UDL) Thesis Publication offers an exceptional opportunity for both graduate and undergraduate students worldwide to present their groundbreaking thesis projects, centered around urban design, landscape, architecture, and planning. This initiative serves as a platform for the next generation of designers and researchers to showcase their work while contributing to the ongoing conversation in the field of urbanism.

The publication highlights exemplary thesis projects completed in the last five years, focusing on four key themes: Urban Renewal, Urban Landscapes, Urban Management, and Urban Networks. Urban Renewal addresses the revitalization of heritage areas and the transformation of urban spaces. Urban Landscapes emphasizes the integration of natural and built environments, while Urban Management explores the physical, social, and economic management of urban areas. Lastly, Urban Networks dives into the complexities of connectivity, mobility, and transit systems in urban spaces.

All selected thesis entries will be featured in a dedicated book with an ISBN, providing global visibility and recognition. Furthermore, the top 40 participants will have the privilege to present their work in an online thesis seminar attended by esteemed urban design professionals from around the world. These participants will also receive a certificate of participation, and their projects will be included in a publication that will serve as a reference for future scholars and practitioners.

The publication’s evaluation process is rigorous, ensuring that only the most innovative and impactful works are showcased. The deadlines are fast approaching, with early bird registration ending on April 19, 2025, and the final submission deadline on July 20, 2025. A diverse panel of international experts will judge the submissions, including renowned professors and practitioners like Prof. Ibrahim Hegazy, Nabil Mohareb, and Fatouma Sarah El Phil.

This publication not only aims to recognize exceptional academic achievement but also to foster collaboration and the exchange of ideas in the field of urban design. It serves as a reminder of the power of innovative thinking in shaping the future of cities and public spaces. Don’t miss the chance to participate in this prestigious event—register today and be part of a global network shaping the future of urban design.

For more information on registration and submission, visit the UDL Thesis Publication website.

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International design competition platform Volume zero has announced the results of the Tiny House 2024 Architecture Competition. The Tiny House competition looked to celebrate individuality and sustainability through innovative designs redefining resourceful living. Through this platform, we explored the various avenues of mobile living spaces and the unbridled freedom they would offer. In this architecture

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Registration Deadline: May 12, 2025; Submission Deadline: May 12, 2025

What is German Design Graduates (GDG)?

With the German Design Graduates initiative, we want to make your ideas, products and concepts visible and actively network you with players from design, business and culture. Our aim is to make the diverse topics and positions of young graduates from the fields of product or industrial design, textile and fashion design as well as communication and digital design visible.

Your projects will be presented in exhibitions, at trade fairs, via our large partner network and a permanently visible online platform. We also support you with our training programmes and our network to launch your design career.

German Design Graduates is supported by the German Design Council Foundation, which has been the project sponsor of the initiative since 2022. The German Design Council Foundation has been operating as the world’s leading centre of excellence for communication and knowledge transfer in the fields of design, brand and innovation since 1953. With international programmes, support for young talent and memberships, it is part of the global design community and has always contributed to establishing exchange and networks worldwide. Through events, congresses, awards, jury meetings and expert circles, the German Design Council Foundation connects its members and numerous other international design and brand experts, promotes discourse and provides important impetus for the global economy. Its membership currently includes more than 350 companies.

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