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Open Agenda is an annual competition aimed at supporting a new generation of experimental architecture. Open to recent graduates, Open Agenda is focused on developing the possibilities of design research in architecture and the built environment. An initiative of the School of Architecture at UTS, this national competition is intentionally broad in its scope, and dedicated to fostering new discussions on architecture in the public realm. |
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| 2011 Winners | ||
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| Potential Futures for Architectural Practice Rory Hyde (RMIT, 2005) |
The Cars that Drank Lake Eyre Nick Sargent and Mark Leong (Victoria University, Wellington 2005) |
Greater Western Sydney Special Economic Zone Daniel Fink (USYD, 2009) |
| The following projects were given an honourable mention - Vernacular Differentiation from Dirk Anderson, Eduardo de Oliveira Barata and Tim Manning, Flanuer's Delerium from Sebastian Hamilton and Barrington Gohns and Cell to Surface from Shayani Fernando and Miruna Sladescu | ||
The Opportunity We are looking for text and graphic based proposals that seek to develop research through architectural design. Proposals will be evaluated on the strength of their research topic, their innovative approach to design as research, design quality and their potential for development as a public exhibition, lecture and publication. Proposals that explore new forms of media and communication in this context are welcome. Graduates from a professional Australian or New Zealand degree in architecture in the last ten years (including and after 2001) are invited to submit a proposal. The Open Agenda competition registration form and proposal cover sheet can be downloaded here. The Reward Terms and Conditions Contact |
Submission Requirements Dates 27 May 2011 30 May 2011 (midnight) June 2011 October 2011 December 2011 |
People Competition Co-ordinator Advisory Panel Sponsors |
| 2010 Winners | ||
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| architecture drawing Byron Kinnaird and Barnaby Bennett (Victoria University Wellington, New Zealand graduates) |
(in)human habitat James Gardiner (UTS/RMIT graduate) |
CityBREEDER David Pigram and Iain Maxwell (University of Canberra/AA/GSAPP graduates) |