Theme of the competition is to create an animated poster showcasing an issue or a bright site of equality in todays world.  Show that your believes can criticise problem of equality in world we’re living now, believes that can improve something important to you. Animated poster can show your support, it can also be a protest to a much bigger matter.

Lunawood Urban Challenge 2021 calls on all architecture and design students to re-imagine and redesign urban environments by using Lunawood Thermowood. The participant chooses an existing non-renewable urban space to redesign by embracing the possibilities of Lunawood Thermowood. Entrants can freely implement their wildest dreams and imagination to create a more natural – yet still modern – environment for urban people.

The Foodicons Challenge will develop a cooperatively-built visual language for over 500 core concepts to explain our food system. Final selections will be publicly released at the UN Food Systems Summit in 2021, then posted permanently on The Noun Project as a free resource for all to use.

‘GENSAI’ refers to the mitigation of damage or casualties caused by disasters. This competition has been held annually since 2011, seeking ideas and designs to promote ‘GENSAI’, the disaster mitigation. For this 10th year, the theme is “Gensai design in the age of living with COVID-19”, given that our world is now facing this crisis from the viewpoint of disaster mitigation.

We are excited to announce the Foodicons Challenge – a global initiative that invites designers to develop a shared, open-source, and royalty-free iconographic language of food to be unveiled at the 2021 UN Food Systems Summit.

Submission deadline for the Design for Sustainable Cities student competition is extended. New deadline is 31st of January 2021, 23:59 UTC.

We are happy to announce the Jury of Beirut Identity! Additionally, we are extending the deadline for submissions until the 31st of January 2021.