New architecture and design competitions: 2x8:Assemblies, Ann Arbor alleyways, Busan redevelopment, and steel bridge design

International Competition for the Development Plan of Old Hanglas Site
Register/Submit Deadline: Saturday, Jun 12, 2021

"The chosen site used to be the location for the old HANGLAS factory (established in 1979). The factory has since moved to another site and the old factory has been demolished. The site is currently being prepared for the establishment of a prenegotiated district unit plan that responds to progressive societal changes and contemporary social demands. The goal is to modify the usage purpose of the site from that of a general manufacturing area to a quasi-residential and general commercial site, in order to create a tourism-focused cultural complex that can function as an axis of marine cultural tourism in the eastern Busan region."

2x8 2021 Exhibit Design Competition Open Call
Register/Submit Deadline: Friday, Jun 25, 2021

"AIALA, ARCHITECTURE FOR COMMUNITIES LOS ANGELES (ACLA), AND THE 2X8 COMMITTEE invite California-based architecture faculty to submit proposals for 2x8:Assemblies, the 2021 Exhibition Design Competition. The selected competition winner will execute their design for the 2x8:Assemblies Exhibition, which is scheduled to open on Saturday, November 6, 2021, as a dispersed installation distributed throughout Los Angeles."

The Alleyway Project
Register/Submit Deadline: Sunday, Jul 11, 2021

"The Alleyway Project: Activating Ann Arbor’s Alleys through Art is a community outreach project presented by the A2AC Art in Public Program. It is a public art, architecture & design exhibit focusing on the urban fabric that exists in the space between our city’s buildings. The intent of the exhibit is to exemplify the potential of these spaces and the benefits they have in creating a healthy urban environment throughout Ann Arbor."

2022 Prize Bridge Awards
Register/Submit Deadline: Wednesday, Sep 8, 2021

"The art of designing and building beautiful, efficient, economical, and sustainable steel bridges has been practiced for more than a century. The American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC) launched its Prize Bridge Competition in 1928 as a way to showcase the beauty of steel bridges. [...] Today's competition recognizes bridges on a biennial basis, with winners receiving recognition during the North American Steel Construction Conference/World Steel Bridge Symposium."

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