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· introduction ·
December 16 2021, Super Typhoon Rai, locally known as Typhoon Odette, made landfall in the Philippines. The storm was unexpectedly powerful, undergoing what is called “rapid intensification” the day before making landfall, which is becoming characteristic of tropical storms occurring in our warming climate. With winds of up to 195 km/h and gusts of 260 km/h, the storm was comparable to a category five hurricane when it hit.
The storm first made landfall in Siargao, an island known as a world’s surf capital. The typhoon collapsed buildings and power lines, uprooted palm trees, and worse. Nearly half a million people were displaced from their homes and more than 400 people died. It is estimated that around 90 to 95% of the island structures (mostly homes) were damaged. It's been months since super Typhoon Rai wiped out most of the island and unfortunately rehabilitation has been painfully slow. Help from the Government and international organizations is not coming as fast as they need it and it is thanks to local organizations such as Lokal Lab that they are mobilizing different groups and gathering donations immediately. |
· challenge ·
The NGO Lokal Lab wants to build the island back and wants to build back stronger. For that, they are helping the population with several actions and this competition will work on two of them:
> Project #1 will focus on the reconstruction of a new Burgo’s community center, known to them as Lokal Tabo. Their old one was completely destroyed by the typhoon and they are moving to a new location. The Lokal Tabo is a local community market that serves as a platform for local artisans, creators and producers to display and sell their goods without any fees and for the local community to easily access locally and naturally grown produce and plastic-free alternatives. It also works as a restaurant that serves traditional food and as a community/multipurpose space where Lokal Lab organizes seminars, classes, meetings and other events. > Project #2 will look for the regeneration of towns through small urban-rural design interventions. They want to rebuild towns using urban furniture, waiting sheds that can become temporary shelters, multipurpose structures, clean and safe public bathrooms, etc. You can propose any intervention you think can improve their daily life or can become a key infrastructure in a natural disaster event. |
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COMMUNITY CENTER
5.000€ + CONSTRUCTION
+Publications
+Certificate of Achievement
+Certificate of Achievement
1.500€+Publications
+Certificate of Achievement |
500€+Publications
+Certificate of Achievement |
10 HONORABLE MENTIONS+Publications
+Certificate of Achievement |
URBAN INTERVENTIONS
1.000€ + CONSTRUCTION+Publications
+Certificate of Achievement |
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*Further information (including plans, site pictures, videos and more) will be sent after registration
· JURY ·
Jerin is an architect and furniture/product designer specialized in small spaces. A graduate from UP Diliman, Jeric was top4 in the 2015 Architecture Licensure Examinations out of 1,428. |
Architect and educator experienced in the adaptive and sustainable design of living and learning environments. Integrates building-performance strategies from concept to construction. |
He teaches in the Department of Interdisciplinary Studies. He won in 2021 an innovation award for implementing the collaborative project Local Portrait, where his students work with local communities. |
He is a practicing architect and environmental planner. He was conferred ASEAN architect with specialization on Regenerative Architecture in 2018. |
A graduate of Economics, he is the Municipal Planning and Development Council Coordinator of Burgos, where he provides assistance in agriculture, infrastructure, fiscal management, etc. Gerald S. Macaldo
Local Government of Burgos Philippines |
She is an environmental planner and applied researcher working with spatial data for decision making in transitional and post-crisis situations. She has been a consultant for various international organizations. |
Architect by profession and involved in Community Development work of Gawad Kalinga since 2004. Rene Rieta
Architect Philippines |
She is a pro surfer and native born in Siargao island. During Typhoon Rai, she has helped rebuild over 100 homes for locals all over the island. |
CEO of Mañosa and Co. since 2009, he has won several awards and is a Founding Member of the Philippine Green Building Council and member of the Australia and NZ Chamber of Commerce. |
She is an illustrator and designer based in Manila. Her personal exploits today- aside from architecture- span from production design, visual art and photography, music and writing to reconnecting with nature. |
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· faq ·
Q. Can I register today and modify later the members of my team?
A. Yes, you can always add, eliminate or change your team members.
Q. Can I register individually?
A. Yes, you can participate individually or as a team.
Q. Do I have to send a hard copy of my boards?
A. No, all materials will be submitted online.
Q. I am not studying architecture, can I participate?
A. Yes! People from other disciplines can also participate, such as engineers, philosophers, sociologists, photographers, etc.
Q. Is the competition restricted only to students or professionals?
A. No, competitions are open to all architects, designers or thinkers who want to show the world their solution to the issues we propose .
Q. Is there any age restriction?
A. Participants must be at least 18 years old.
Q. Is my team able to submit more than one proposal?
A. You are free to submit more than one proposal as long as you register each one separately and pay its correspondent fee.