Re-draw.04: Pompidou Competition!
🔖 One building, any drawing, one illustration.
summary //
The RE-DRAW competition is back. In the 4th edition, the building that must be digested to create a completely new illustration is the Center Pimpidou, a high-tech building designed by Richard Rogers and Renzo Piano in his 70s.
How would you describe this iconic Parisian building?
Simply put //
The aim of the ‘Re-Draw’ competition is to create a single drawing that ‘represents’ an iconic building. Participants are asked to draft a single image with complete freedom of scale, technique and level of abstraction.
We encourage creativity, criticality and innovation. Drawings can highlight the functional aspects of a building and demonstrate a deep understanding of one or more design aspects. It may focus on aesthetic qualities, experimenting and mastering drawing techniques that yield surreal results, or it may be optical transformations, caricature interpretations, or distant abstractions of constructed architecture. I have.
Drawings can reinforce traditional interpretations of architecture, or explore new angles, new perspectives, intellectually and/or physically. The Pompidou Center can be depicted as a whole, in pieces, or as a collage of detached moments. Entries are completely flexible and adaptable to participant interpretation.
Eligibility //
The non-architectural competition is open to all, regardless of age or cultural background, working in groups or individually. Registration fees are paid per team regardless of the number of members on the team. During the as-built submission process, you can upload personal information for all team members.
Why Join //
– Gain experience and ratings, request a certificate of participation and post it on Linkedin or your CV!
– Design new puzzle pieces to add to your Portfolio or Behance page and keep developing your assets!
– Give space to your creativity by solving the given challenges. It is satisfying!
– Get to know your team and your own design thinking skills better. It’s fun!
[JURY]
The judges are:
/ Federica Sofia Zambeletti – Founder of KoozArch
/ Francesco Decaro – Founder of C_A_G_E_
/ Francisco Rivera – Founder of Axonometric Madness
/ Brenda Roqueta Vives – Founder of ArchitecttrueONpaper
/ Mariela Mezalira – Founder of Act of Mapping
/ Berk Kirmizi – Co-Founder and Managing Director of Toffu
/ Juliette Blatter – Re-Draw.03: Fallingwater Competition Winner
Special Jury / Antoine Chaaya – Partner/Director of Renzo Piano Building Workshop
[CALENDAR]
August 1st to 31st / Special registration period.
01-30 September / Early registration period.
October 1-31 / Normal registration period.
November 1-30 / last-minute registration period.
/ November 15 – Submissions open on our website.
/ 30 November 23:59 CET – Submissions are closed.
/ January 1-15, 2023 – Winners announced.
Timings always refer to Central European Time (CET).
[PRIZES]
+ Winner (1 prize)
/ 1.000 Euro*
/ Selected for the cover of the book RE_DRAW.04: Center Pompiduo
/ JOIN THE NEXT RE_DRAW COMPETITION AS A JURY
/ Published in Non Architecture Competitions books and websites
/ Reviews in digital magazines and some architecture blogs
+ Honorable mention (6 awards)
/ RE-DRAW.04: Published two books, Center Pompidou and THEME 3: Next Move, Non Architecture website
/ Reviews in digital magazines and some architecture blogs
+ finalist
/ RE-DRAW.04: Posted in Center Pompidou book and Non Architecture website
+ RENZO PIANO BUILDING WORKSHOP – SPECIAL MENTIONS (1 prize)
/ competition certificate
/ 3 books from DOM Publisher
/ NON ARCHITECT PRO ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION (ACCESS TO ALL COMPETITIONS WE HAVE A YEAR)
*Taxes will be deducted from the total prize pool. Prizes will be taxed as professional or other types of income according to Italian law and will be taxed between 20% and 30% depending on the winner’s country of residence.
Download the materials for the tournament here.
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