Canada Research Chair in
Architecture, Competitions and Mediations of Excellence
English. This site presents listings of competitions organised throughout the world Detailed descriptions of competitions include information about the sponsor, the country of origin, language, eligibility, the prize and the jury. Archived listings of past competitions and results can be found in the “results” section.
English. This site gives access to all competitions organized or endorsed by AIAS.
French and Arabic. Under “actualités” and “concours”, this site announces results of competitions held in Tunisia, as well as their archives (2010). Most of it is in French, and some publications are in Arabic.
Dutch. This site provides listings of active competitions held in the Netherlands and around the world. The interface allows classification according to date or registration deadline, and also displays the date of submission. In addition to competition announcements, there are prize and contract announcements, classified under “all categories”. Some descriptions are only available in Dutch.
English. The site presents competitions and projects held in Ireland and around the world.
English. The professional association’s site offers a section on competitions as managed by their association. Sub sections have case studies, a brief description of competition management services, and a link to order their “Competitions booklet”. This section is intended for customers and sponsors.
French. The professional association’s site offers a section on architecture competitions. This page includes a link to download the association’s “Guide des concours d’architecture” (2008), which addresses rules regarding professional advisors, architectural program regulation, the jury’s duty, prizes and wages, and also defines terminology relative to competitions.
French. The professional association’s site offers a section on public commissions and competitions. Multiple documents are available on this subject, for example the “guide de la commande publique d’architecture et le guide de l’architecte juré”. In addition to downloadable publications, the section provides multiple useful links (Legislative documents, forms for candidates, public competition notices, etc.)
French and English. The site for the “Bureau de design de la ville de Montréal” provides a 3 part article “Cahiers des bonnes pratiques en design” in “Nos publications”. The “Cahier des bonnes pratiques 2” deals with “Trois processus performants pour favoriser l’excellence en design urbain : panel, atelier et concours.” The documents are available in french only.
