Overview
The Architerrax portfolio competition 2021 aims to provide an international platform for architecture students to showcase their designs.
A portfolio is essentially a tool used to present and demonstrate one's skills. This competition identifies outstanding students who balance academic excellence with a versatility and it helps them gain recognition amongst architecture firms globally.
Brief
In this competition, you are expected to create a collection of three of your most spectacular designs and showcase them in the form of a portfolio. Create a stunning portfolio and stand out amongst your peers by getting recognized globally.
Timeline
Registration Deadline: December 15,2021
Submission Deadline: December 20, 2021
Result Declaration: January 15, 2022
Why Participate?
Boost Your Portfolio
Create a portfolio combining your best architecture projects which make you stand out.
Jury Members
Ar. Claudia Bertolotti
BIG Architects
Copenhagen, Denmark
Ar. Srikanth Varma
Esvee Atelier
India
Ar. Ercy Ibal
Aim Architecture
Melbourne, Australia
Ar. Zrinka Radic
Zaha Hadid Architects
United Kingdom
Ar. Kathy Basheva
Studio Basheva
London, England
Ar. Richa Gupta
FivD
India
Ar. Linus Cheng
Heatherwick Studio
United KIngdom
Ar. Nidal Ammache
Ammache Architects
Melbourne, Australia
Ar. Harriet Ridout
Heatherwick Studio
United Kingdom
Ar. Sepideh M.
National Research Council
Canada
Job/Internship Openings
The Portfolios of top 50 finalists will be recommended to the leading architecture firms around the globe. The partner firms will review these portfolios and eligible participants will get a chance for exciting job and internship offers.
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Selection of top 50 portfolios as finalists for the competition.
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These 50 portfolios will be sent to more than 500 partner firms for review and selection.
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The firms will selectively offer jobs and internships to the participants.
Architectural Job Opportunities
We have partnered with more than 500 leading architecture firms having offices in most of the metro-cities around the globe to review the top competition portfolios for open positions.
Bjarke Ingels
Group
Copenhagen, Denmark
Amit Khanna Design Associates
New Delhi, India
RMA
Architects
Mumbai, India
RAAD
Studio
New York, USA
Zaha Hadid Architects
United Kingdom
SNK
Consultants
Mumbai, India
Ennead
Architects
Shanghai, China
Planet 3
Studios
Mumbai, India
Heatherwick
Studio
United Kingdom
Morphogenesis Studio
Bengaluru, India
LMN
Architects
Seattle, USA
NADAAA
Inc.
Boston, USA
Hiren Patel Architects
Ahemdabad, India
RSP
Architects
Bengaluru, India
Edge
Architects
Dubai, UAE
Living Edge Architects
Bengaluru, India
Studio
Lotus
New Delhi, India
ZGF
Architects
New York, USA
Sharon Davis Design
New York, USA
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Architects
New York, USA
Click below view the entire list of firms.
Frequently Asked Questions
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How will I recieve the Unique Registration Code?After completing the checkout, you will automatically receive an email from architerrax within 72 hours, confirming your registration along with the URC.
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Who is this competition for?This competition is open for all architecture, planning, interior designing and graphic designing students. *this includes the graduates of 2020
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Can the students of different colleges/academic years/fields be a part of the same team?Yes, as long as the participants are students of the relevant courses. ( i.e. students of architecture, planning, designing )
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Can the registration details be changed?Yes, the registration details can be changed before the submission deadline. Teams are allowed to add, remove or swap team members as long as total members does not exceed three. Incase of any change in registration details you must notify us via mail ( with the previously registered email id).
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Is the registration fee refundable?The registration fee is non refundable. It will only be refunded in case of cancellation of the competition.
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Is there any specific site or limitation to site area?No, we have deliberately kept the site selection and area open for participants. The participants are free to select a real or hypothetical site. The objective is to think beyond the site constraints and design freely.
